UBPM - Universal Blood Pressure Manager

Description

Tired of the original software supplied by the manufacturer of your blood pressure monitor because it's only available for Windows and requires an internet connection for uploading your private health data into the cloud? Then try UBPM for free and use it on Windows, Linux and macOS!

The current version supports the following features:

• import data from manual input, file (CSV, JSON, XML, SQL) or directly from supported blood pressure monitors
• export data to CSV, JSON, XML or SQL format
• migrate data from vendor software
• view, print and mail data as chart, table or statistics
• analyze data via SQL queries
• plugin interface for blood pressure monitors with a computer interface (USB, Bluetooth)
• online updater
• context-sensitive help via F1 key
• style GUI via CSS files
• multi-language (EN, DE, ES, FR, NL, NO, RU)
• cross-platform (same look & feel on Windows, Linux, macOS)

Supported blood pressure monitors

Manufacturer	Model	Description	Interface	Comment
BEURER	BC58	BC 58	USB (HID/SERIAL)	Important, read me first! Untested, please report
BEURER	BM55	BM 55	USB (HID/SERIAL)	Important, read me first! Thanks to Werner Panocha (HID) for testing
BEURER	BM58	BM 58	USB (HID/SERIAL)	Important, read me first! Thanks to "Christel" (SERIAL) for sponsoring the device
BEURER	BM65	BM 65	USB (HID/SERIAL)	Important, read me first! Untested, please report
HARTMANN	BPM25	Veroval Wrist	USB (SERIAL)	Thanks to Carsten Presser for testing
HARTMANN	DC318	Veroval Duo Control	USB (SERIAL)	Untested, please report
HARTMANN	GCE604	Veroval Upper Arm	USB (SERIAL)	Thanks to Annett Heyder for testing
OMRON	HEM-7600T	Evolv	BLUETOOTH	Important, read me first! Thanks to Alex Morris for testing
OMRON	HEM-7361T	M7/M500 Intelli IT, X7 Smart	BLUETOOTH	Important, read me first! Thanks to "Elwood" for sponsoring the device
OMRON	HEM-7155T	M4/M400 Intelli IT, X4 Smart	BLUETOOTH	Important, read me first! Thanks to Annett Heyder for testing
OMRON	HEM-7322U	M6 Comfort IT, M500 IT	USB (HID)	Where it all began
OMRON	HEM-7131U	M3 IT, M400 IT	USB (HID)	Thanks to Simon Peter for testing
OMRON	HEM-7080IT	M10 IT, M9 Premium	USB (HID)	Thanks to Sven Schirrmacher for giving access via usbip over internet
OMRON	HEM-790IT	790IT	USB (HID)	Thanks to "Sghosh151" for testing
OMRON	HEM-730xIT	MIT Elite (Plus)	USB (HID)	Thanks to Helio Machado for giving access via usbip over internet

Your device is not yet supported? Please help to add it:

• read the "Device Plugins" section of the guide and take a look at the plugin sources (usb-hid, usb-serial, bluetooth) to start coding your own plugin
• allow remote access to your USB device over the internet via usbip
• sponsor a device or donate money for the purchase of a device (see help menu entry "About" for e-mail or "Donation" for possible options)

Screenshots

Main window with some records…

Print or mail records…

Create or modify records…

Import from supported device…

Migrate from vendor software…

Analyze records via SQL queries…

Configure your preferred settings…

Press F1 to get help for the current context…

Download

Download the latest version for your operating system. All 3 files (EXE, DMG, AppImage) contain everything to run UBPM on the target platform without installing anything.

• Windows (EXE)

This is a 7zip self extracting archive. It will be automatically extracted to "%temp%\7zxxxxxxxx" and after that the "ubpm.exe" is started. You can copy this directory or extract the file if you want the content.

IMPORTANT NOTE: some virus scanners classify UBPM as malicious! This is due to the use of 7zsfx. If you don't trust me rename EXE to ZIP, unpack and scan that directory, no warnings should appear for UBPM itself.

• Linux (AppImage)

This is a AppImage package. Don't forget to "chmod +x *.AppImage" after download and execute. You can use the parameter "--appimage-extract" if you want the content.

For better system integration, it's recommended to install AppImageD or AppImageLauncher.

• macOS (DMG)

This is an Apple disc image. You can mount and run or copy the application.

Verify Download

To verify the download was not tampered, a corresponding "*.sig" file is also available. It contains the hash and the signature of the release.

Two external commands are needed to check the integrity and authenticity: "sha256sum" and "minisign". If these are missing on your system please install first:

sha256sum

• Windows: download busybox and save as "sha256sum.exe"
• Linux: install via package manager, e.g. apt install coreutils
• macOS: install via package manager like Homebrew, e.g. brew install coreutils

minisign

• Windows: download and unzip minisign-win.zip
• Linux: install via package manager, use PPA or compile from source
• macOS: download and unzip minisign-osx.zip or install via package manager, e.g. brew install minisign

After downloading the release and signature files open a terminal and copy & paste the commands found in the "*.sig" comment sections.

Example for Linux version 1.0.4:

echo 344e9fe0882d0fdb3057d094cfa6d986e7cbda7d1b23d5f2b734365b5549fce8 ubpm-1.0.4.AppImage | sha256sum -c

verified -> "ubpm-1.0.4.AppImage: OK"
failed -> "ubpm-1.0.4.AppImage: FAILED"

minisign -V -P RWRjSAJt4zCGy2SYhAWoLpygWZv5640wfhLqi/NLnaznnu18+txes5YA -m ubpm-1.0.4.AppImage -x ubpm-1.0.4.AppImage.sig

verified -> "Signature and comment signature verified"
failed -> "(Comment) Signature verification failed"

If you get a failed result, don't use the downloaded file! Maybe it was only corrupted during download, but it's also possible that it was intentionally manipulated to harm you.

The public signing key for UBPM is always RWRjSAJt4zCGy2SYhAWoLpygWZv5640wfhLqi/NLnaznnu18+txes5YA for all releases.

Build from Source

Download the latest Qt Online Installer and install Qt 5.15.x, Qt Charts and OpenSSL binaries first.

• Checkout the source code via git (or download and extract the zip)

    git clone https://codeberg.org/lazyt/ubpm
  

• Change into the UBPM sources directory and generate the Makefile

    cd ubpm/sources && qmake
  

• Compile the source code

    make
  

• Optional create a release package (installs nothing on the build system)

    make install
  

Add new Localization

If your preferred language is missing, please contribute a translation. There are 2 ways of doing this:

Online

The easiest way is to translate everything online via Weblate, but you need to register a free account first.

Open the project page and select the component you would like to start with, e.g. "Application". Click on "Start new translation" and set your language (or select an already existing but unfinished language to complete), translate all strings and repeat with the next component, e.g. "Guide" and "Plugins".

It can be helpful to open the "*.ts" file in "linguist", because you can see the context of the string in a real-time view of the user interface.

You can download all components via "Files -> Download ZIP" and test it like described under the Local section below, but skip:

• application/plugins: all steps and only run lrelease *.ts instead to create the "*.qm" files
• guide: the step copying "en.json" and use your downloaded "xx.json" instead

Local

The "xx" in the following text stands for your 2 digit ISO-639-1 language code, for example "en" for English.

The commands "lrelease", "lupdate" and "linguist" are part of the Qt Framework. Standalone binaries are also available for Windows. For Linux/macOS use the package manager of your distribution and search for something like "qttools5-dev-tools".

A complete localization consists of 3 parts:

1. Application

To translate the application go to "sources/mainapp" and

• find and add "TRANSLATIONS ... lng/mainapp_xx.ts" in "mainapp.pro"
• run lupdate -no-obsolete mainapp.pro to create the "mainapp_xx.ts" with English strings
• run linguist lng/mainapp_xx.ts and translate all strings
• click on "File\Save" and "File\Release"
• new file "mainapp_xx.qm" should be created and contains the application localization
• to test your new application translation, copy this file to your "UBPM/Languages" directory

2. Plugins

To translate the plugins go to "sources/plugins/vendor" and

• find and add "TRANSLATIONS ... ../shared/plugin/lng/plugins_xx.ts" in "plugins.pro"
• run lupdate -no-obsolete plugin.pro to create the "plugins_xx.ts" with English strings
• run linguist ../shared/plugin/lng/plugins_xx.ts and translate all strings
• click on "File\Save" and "File\Release"
• new file "../shared/plugin/lng/plugins_xx.qm" should be created and contains the plugins localization
• to test your new plugins translation, copy this file to your "UBPM/Languages" directory

3. Guide

To translate the guide, go to "sources/mainapp/hlp" and

• copy "help/en.qh*" to "help/xx.qh*"
• change <file>../en.qch</file> in "xx.qhcp" to <file>../xx.qch</file>
• change <virtualFolder>en</virtualFolder> in "xx.qhp" to <virtualFolder>xx</virtualFolder> and translate all section titles
• copy "html/lang/en.json" to "html/lang/xx.json" and translate all strings
• copy "html/img/en" to "html/img/xx" and replace all images with your localized screenshots
• find and add "for LNG ... xx; do" in "gen-help.sh"
• run this script to build the "xx" guide (requires static-i18n installed)
• new files "xx.qch" and "xx.qhc" should be created and contains the localized guide
• to test your new guide translation, copy these files to your "UBPM/Guides" directory

Now start UBPM, switch to your new language and test everything…

Credits

UBPM is based on

• Qt
• Weblate
• HIDAPI
• Beurer, Omron, Veroval

Thanks for this great software! 👍