On some systems running Windows 10 version 21H2 (and above) with newer USB 3.2 chipsets (such as the latest HP mini desktop PCs) your QRS Diagnostic Universal ECG device may not work. Upon looking further into the issue, you may see an exclamation mark next to the Universal ECG Bus Controller device in Device Manager. This article can help with this specific issue.
Note: this article only applies to the QRS Diagnostic ECG devices with original manufacturers' USB trunk leads and does not apply to ECG devices originally using a serial port-based trunk lead (with or without a seperate connected USB to Serial adaptor cable), or any ECG devices converted to USB by any non-original USB trunk lead.
Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware. The driver may be corrupted or missing. (Code 39)
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This error is caused by an incompatibility between the older QRS Diagnostic / Vectracor USB drivers and some newer systems. As the QRS Universal ECG device uses an FTDI USB to Serial chipset, we can use another driver to work around the problem. Please follow these steps.
1. Download the latest QRS Diagnostic device drivers (as packaged with Office Medic version 6.1.0 and works with Office Medic version 5.8 and up)
/om610_-_qrsdiagnosticdrivers.exe
2. Run the downloaded installation package and follow the prompts to install.
3. Check the device manager to ensure the devices appear in the list without warning or error icons next to them.
1. In device manager, Right click on the Universal ECG Bus Controller device and click on Uninstall device
2. Tick the Delete the driver software for this device box and click Uninstall
3. Download and extract the latest FTDI VCP drivers for Windows (Desktop) - be sure to pick the correct download based on your system architecture (32-bit or 64-bit, most systems these day are 64-bit)
Link: https://ftdichip.com/drivers/vcp-drivers/
4. Now click on the Scan for hardware changes button in Device Manager - An item named TTL232R will appear under Other devices in the list after a moment
5. Right click on TTL232R then click on Update driver
6. Click on Browse my computer for drivers
7. Click on Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer
8. Click on Show All Devices at the top of the list then click on Next
9. Click on Have Disk… then browse to the path where the driver files were extracted in step 3
10. Then choose USB Serial Converter from the Model list then click on Next - then click Yes on the Update Driver Warning window
11. Click on Close - the USB Serial Converter driver will now be installed and the ECG should work as expected
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