Mintti isteso Digital Stethoscope cardiology bluetooth stethoscope Android IOS support

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Mintti iSteso Digital Stethoscope
Frequency
20Hz-3KHz
Volume
normal 60 DB, maximum 110 DB, 6 levels adjustable
Storage
12 section, file storage for every -30 second
Playback
Normal speed and half-speed playback
Transmission
Bluetooth transmission, multi-point synchronization sharing
Signal process
DSP signal processing technology, anti-ambient noise, anti-friction sound, 
sensitively distinguish heart sound, fetal heart sound and bowel sound.
Battery
200mAh
Stand-by
180 hours
Certifications
FAQ
1.What is Mintti Electronic Stethoscope ?Mintti Electronic Stethoscope is an accessory for connecting your stethoscope to mobile devices, tablets, computers and other
recording or audio devices. This allows you to record from your stethoscope and use headphones to listen to the stethoscope while
you record and then use your same headphones to listen to playback. So you have your stethoscope, your mobile or laptop device and
headphones and they all play nicely together.(only can support mobile devices at present)2.Which devices can I use with Mnitti Smartho Series?Great question! Virtually anything with a 3.5mm audio input jack. You can use it with any iPhone.In the Android world, it should
work with any smartphone. We say "should" only because we can't test every Android phone in the world. But more than likely, any
Android smartphone you own that can record and play sounds. 3.How does it connect with devices? It connects into the 3.5mm headset jack. Every device out there has a headset jack these days and any audio App can usually
capture input from the jack. 4.What about sound quality of recordings? Which devices work best?Hmm, that's an interesting question. Because we're using analog signals, the audio recording quality depends on the quality of the
device you're using. In our experience, new iPhones have super good audio quality and older ones too. In the Android world, it's
more varied. So what we're saying is that you have to experiment a bit with your own equipment since there are too many Android
devices in the world to get too specific. If you find that your device is really good, let us know and we'll edit this answer.5.What about Telemedicine and using it with Apps and software?So we've covered recording sounds and sending them around the world. Here's the thing about Telemedicine – some people want to do
live listening to a stethoscope. The problem is that many of the video conferencing systems out there compress the audio channel.
It sounds OK when you're talking. But when you want to shove a fat bass signal from a beating heart into the compression
algorithm, it just goes bonkers. What do we mean? It just doesn't sounds very good. Still sounds like a heartbeat, but not one
we'd be proud of. Lung sounds are more forgiving, so you might be OK sending lung sounds down a videoconferencing audio line.Meanwhile, recording and sending sounds for telemedicine is actually pretty advantageous. You wouldn't have the doc sitting there
while the nurse takes a blood pressure. So some docs we know are asking their nurses on the remote end to do some standard
asucultation recordings, put them into the record, and when they get on the videoconference, they have the recordings and can
listen there and then from the record or email attachments or Whatsapp messages, should they decide that heart or lung sounds are
relevant. It's actually more efficient than live listening in many ways.6.If we need samples or want to place orders, what should we do?Thanks for your trust, if you have any needs about samples or orders, welcome to contact with me at your first time Mobile/WhatsApp/Wechat/Skype: +86 189 7085 5598Email: sara@mintti.cnSara Yan