Hey Vix3c, The reason TI is so careful about telling customers that they can use one of our "designs" in an end-equipment is that TI is really just a chip vendor and providing end-use designs to customers can potentially open TI up to liability for legal claims should a customer's application fail or, in the case of medical equipment, kill or injure someone. So this is the official line, and you are free to interpret it as you like: the ADS1292RECG-FE is an evaluation module designed for customers to evaluate functionality and performance for the ADS1292R which is an integrated medical front end IC. The EVM (as opposed to the chip) is to be used in a laboratory environment with a simulator. If you would like to design a system to monitor patients in a medical system using the ADS1292R , designing and testing that system is your responsibility, though you may certainly receive technical support from TI as you design our chip (not the EVM) into your system. You agree by purchasing the EVM that you will not use it in a way that is not intended and that if you do TI is not responsible for any resulting injuries, damages, etc. To answer your question in short, it may be possible to modify the design to make it do what you want, but you won't get any help from us in doing that. Now for the TI Design... TI Designs are reference designs and instructional technical examples of using TI integrated circuits in an application targeted sub-system. You are free to use the design files and any other documentation as a reference for your own design, but it should be clear that, again, TI bears no responsibility for the performance, functionality, or safety of your final design. TI can definitely answer questions about how that design functions or technical help on how to integrate it with additional pieces of your system. Regards, Brian Pisani
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