Device.Builder

See also:

• Device

Builder

public Builder ()

build

public Device build ()

Build and return Device object

setDisplayName

public Device.Builder setDisplayName (String displayName)

Sets an optional display name for the device

setManufacturer

public Device.Builder setManufacturer (String manufacturer)

Sets an optional client supplied manufacturer of the device

setModel

public Device.Builder setModel (String model)

Sets an optional client supplied model of the device

setType

public Device.Builder setType (int type)

Sets an optional client supplied type of the device

setUdi

public Device.Builder setUdi (String udi)

Sets an optional client supplied UDI (Unique Device Identifier), a unique numeric or alphanumeric code assigned to a medical device, for this Device instance.

A device receives a UDI from an accredited issuing agency (e.g. from GS1) which is then registered in multiple regulatory databases (e.g. FDA). The UDI is a unique, globally recognized identifier assigned to a specific device model. An accredited issuing agency, like GS1, provides the global standards used to create the UDI codes. The manufacturers must submit the UDI provided by GS1 to the relevant regulatory databases for each market they operate in.

• In the US, this is the FDA\u2019s Global Unique Device Identification Database (GUDID).
• In the EU, it is the European Database on Medical Devices (EUDAMED).

The calling package needs to declare ERROR(/HealthPermissions#WRITE_DEVICE_UDI) in manifest to be able to set UDI for any record. SecurityException is thrown when upserting a record with UDI without the permission.