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In article <1992Dec11.121731.29632@unix.brighton.ac.uk>,
rjb12@unix.brighton.ac.uk (Titch) says:
>
>davism@uhura.aston.ac.uk (Mik Davis) writes:
>>   Someone I know is trying to put together a computer system to use for the
>> measurement of pulse-rate, blood pressure and other sorts of things that    t
>migh
>> be needed in a P.E. Laboratory. He would like to use an A3000 (as he already
>> has one).
>>   I know there isn't any special equipment for doing this with an Arch. but
>> how about IEEE488 interfacing or something along those lines?
>>   Does anyone have any suggestions about how this could be achieved?
>
>There is a company who advertise in BBC Acorn User, Acorn Computing etc who
>sell IEEE488 interfaces for the Archimedes range. Unfortunately I can't
>remember their name! I saw an advert for them last month, so they haven't
>gone bust (yet!).

I think the company you are thinking of is Intelligent Interfaces, based
in Eastleigh, Hants. The address and phone number have been posted
recently, but I can dig it if anybody wants it.

(By the way, I am not linked to this company in any way, other than the
fact that I bought my A5000 from them).

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