ALL OSCAR data to Sleep doc...

[McBrugh]

My Sleep Neurologist wants to see ALL of my OSCAR data so she can look at waveforms. (Newbie to CPAP, first 22 nights worth of data).
I am unsure that the "CSV Export Wizard" will provide the granularity she wants.  
I see her over virtual visit so can't bring in my SD card for her to use the "CPAP Importer" with the card.

Exactly what should I send (which files in what folder) via email attachment for her to easily open all my OSCAR data and view as I do from the SD card?

(I tried copying all content from the SD card into a desktop folder and then trying to open that but there wasn't any openable files inside)

Thanks!

Jon

(MacOS 15.1.1 / OSCAR 1.6.0)

[Sleeprider]

If your sleep neuro is familiar with Oscar, then just copy the SD card onto a new backup SD card. It's not expensive, it's really easy to do, and it will import into your doctor's Oscar, under a profile she can create for you, quickly and seamlessly. I would not export CSV or other data formats. She wants to see the charts in Oscar, so just give her the data. There are three files in the root director and 2 visible folders, and two hidden folders. Be sure your File Explorer is set to Details and to show hidden files and folders. Select all of them and copy, then paste onto a new SD card. You can even copy the files to a folder on your computer to have a backup. The flow rate data is contained in EDF files, but rather than have your doctor rebuild the data, just provide a copy of your card.

[McBrugh]

Thanks so much for your for your response.

I'm sorry if I wasn't clear but I will not be visiting the doctor in person so no help to create a second SD card...I need to send the OSCAR data as an email attachment.  

:-) Jon

[Sleeprider]

It's possible to create a compressed file format that can be transmitted through drop box and other large format transfer mediums, and we still the antiquated postal service to deliver a SD card. Open Oscar with the profile you want to sent and go to the Help/Troubleshooting menu, and create a zip file of the data card or all Oscar data to send to your doctor. It is the way we get data from members to develop importers for new devices.

[McBrugh]

That's exactly what I need, thanks so much!

[Sleeprider]

The creation of a zip file takes a while. I usually let it run overnight.