I'm trying to figure out how and is it possible to use arduino to read values of blood glucose stored in Abbott Optium Xceed meter.I'know that meter inside have TI PUSB3410 (UART/I2C/IrDA Serial Port to USB Bridge)TUSB3410 data sheet, product information and support | TI.com .I want to read value and send them to email or put it somewhere on internet or in the cloud.I need to know what I need for that.I want to use arduino for that not computer.Every time when I connect arduino to meter it needs to receive all values stored in meter and send it someone to mail or store it in the cloud for example.I would be grateful if someone could help me up with that.
For the sending data to the cloud piece you will need either a wifi shield/breakout, an ethernet shield/breakout or a 3G shield/breakout, depending on what networking options you have available in the location where the Arduino will be located.
I have used the Adafruit ATWINC1500 wifi breakout and the Itead 3G shield successfully on my projects, but there are plenty of options out there and others may have further recommendations.
Once you have the hardware, you need to decide where you are going to send your data. You could send it to a server on the local network or you could send it to the cloud. There is also the decision of whether you are going to build a custom server application or use an online service like thingspeak. I build these sort of sites commercially and my current client uses AWS for hosting, but again there are lots of options out there. You can get a small server on AWS free for a year to get you started.
If you go to the cloud, remember that you need to think about the security and privacy of the data that you are sending and retrieving.
For the begining I don't know which device is appropriate to use (is that arduino,rasberry pi,orange pi and which model) can communicate,read those data stored from blood glucose meter thru (TI PUSB3140).I have usb cable from Abbott Optium Xceed when I connect blood glucose meter to usb cable to my windows computer it shows me it uses like rs232 -->usb (COMP1) port is in use..I know programming very well(csharp in visual studio) and I know how to write code that will retrive those data from computer and send it everywhere I want but instead of computer i want to use something smaller only for that ???
when I connect blood glucose meter to usb cable to my windows computer it shows me it uses like rs232 -->usb (COMP1) port is in use
When you connect it you your PC to you see that data you want to capture if you connect a serial monitor?
You could have a look at something like this to bridge the USB output from the meter back to Tx and Rx for the Arduino. USB isn't really something I've had much to do with - I just use it and it works 
. I'd recommend some further research on whether this would work, or give it a try if you're willing to risk $15.