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Your Merlin@home transmitter is easy to set up. You will need an electrical outlet and a standard telephone line. You simply plug in the transmitter next to where you sleep, and the transmitter will automatically monitor and conduct follow-ups on your device during the night. If you don’t have a standard phone line, you can also connect via a Wireless USB Adapter which connects your Merlin@home transmitter using cellular networks.

Once it has read your device data, the Merlin@home transmitter will automatically dial out (either through a landline or via the Wireless USB Adapter) and transmit your device information to a secure website, the St. Jude Medical Merlin.net® Patient Care Network (PCN), for your doctor to view. If you don’t have a standard phone line at home, you can still experience the benefits of Remote Care by ordering a Wireless USB Adapter.

Using the adapter is simple. Once you plug it into your transmitter, the adapter automatically finds a local cellular network and connects you to your doctor. You don’t need a cellular phone to use the Wireless USB Adapter, and it doesn’t change how your transmitter works. It’s just another way to stay in contact with your doctor if you don’t have access to a standard phone line – whether at home or while on vacation. The Wireless USB Adapter must be ordered separately from your transmitter, and there is a monthly fee and contract for the adapter and service. You can learn more about pricing and coverage areas by calling the Wireless USB Adapter order desk at.