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MyCareLink Relay™ Home Communicator

What is the MyCareLink Relay home communicator?

The MyCareLink Relay home communicator sends data from your heart device directly to your clinic using Wi-Fi or cellular data. The MyCareLink Relay home communicator is compatible with Bluetooth®-enabled devices.

MyCareLink Relay home communicator with the green light on to show connectivity

Choose between Wi-Fi or cellular connection

MyCareLink Relay home communicator users can choose to utilize Wi-Fi to ensure a robust connection to their clinics. If you choose not to use Wi-Fi or your Wi-Fi stops working, your MyCareLink Relay home communicator will automatically default to a cellular connection. Wi-Fi is not required to use the home communicator.

How to connect your MyCareLink Relay home communicator to Wi-Fi

Watch this video for a step-by-step tutorial on how to connect your MyCareLink Relay home communicator to Wi-Fi.

Step-by-step guide: how to connect your MyCareLink Relay home communicator to Wi-Fi

Do you have Wi-Fi?

  • Before starting, you will need to have your Wi-Fi network name and password on hand.
  • Medtronic recommends you set up Wi-Fi to ensure that you have a more robust connection for sending transmissions and for receiving software and security updates.
  • The MyCareLink Relay home communicator will automatically default to a cellular connection if you do not use Wi-Fi or if your Wi-Fi stops working. Wi-Fi is not required to use the home communicator.
  • If you need assistance, please call Stay Connected at 1-866-470-7709 (7 a.m.–7 p.m. CT, Monday–Friday).

Step 1 

Plug in the power cord. If the communicator is already plugged in, unplug it and reconnect.

Step one of connecting MyCareLink Relay to Wi-Fi: plug in connector

Step 2

Open the wireless network connection window on your computer and select Medtronic. Please note that it may take a few minutes for the Medtronic Wi-Fi network to appear.

Step two of connecting your MyCareLink Relay home communicator to Wi-Fi: select Medtronic from wireless connection window

Step 3

When prompted, enter the password from the communicator label (found on the bottom of the communicator).

Step three of connecting your MyCareLink Relay home communicator to Wi-Fi: enter password from communicator label

Step 4

Open an internet browser and type in http://www.MCLRelayWiFi.com and hit enter. Be sure to include “http://”.

Step four of connecting your MyCareLink Relay home communicator to Wi-Fi: open an internet browser and go to website.

Step 5

Select a language and click GET STARTED.

Step five of connecting your MyCareLink Relay home communicator to Wi-Fi: select language and click GET STARTED

Step 6

Select your home Wi-Fi network and press CONTINUE.

Step six of connecting your MyCareLink Relay home communicator to Wi-Fi: select your home Wi-Fi network and press CONTINUE

Step 7

Enter your home Wi-Fi password and press CONTINUE.

Step seven of connecting your MyCareLink Relay home communicator to Wi-Fi: enter your home Wi-Fi password and press CONTINUE

Step 8

Once you see the screen below, the communicator has successfully been connected to Wi-Fi.

Step eight of connecting your MyCareLink Relay home communicator to Wi-Fi: see connected screen for successful connection
pdf Connect to Wi-Fi instructions (.pdf)

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Patient resources

Questions about your monitor:
Medtronic Stay Connected 
1-866-470-7709
Monday–Friday
7 a.m.–7 p.m. CT

U.S. mail:
Medtronic Heart Rhythm Patient Services
Mail Stop MVC 31
8200 Coral Sea St. NE
Mounds View, MN 55112

MyCareLink Connect website:
for Medtronic implanted heart devices
MyCareLinkConnect.com

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Information on this site should not be used as a substitute for talking with your doctor. Always talk with your doctor about diagnosis and treatment information.