RE: AirSense10 auto keeps sending data, even though it’s in Airplane Mode
(08-07-2019, 12:58 PM)brainf0g Wrote: This is highly disturbing.
@crowtor is this easily reversible? Thank you.
Given that this is an unplugging hardware situation, I believe it is reversible.
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RE: AirSense10 auto keeps sending data, even though it’s in Airplane Mode
(08-06-2019, 08:13 PM)WhyMe Wrote: (08-06-2019, 07:42 PM)OperaSinger Wrote: . Is there a way for me, as a patient, to access that data somehow, to check? Is it going to ResMed or my DME?
I wonder if the MyAir app pulls data from the same place. I may have to test that later - turn on airplane mode for a night and see if MyAir updates in the morning.
AFIK, the MyAir app data comes from the same cellular data that the DMEs access. If you can get MyAir app data then your cellular modem is on. However, you can't necessarily assume the opposite. ResMed could get your cellular data but not make it available to the MyAir app. So just because you don't see your data doesn't prove that ResMed didn't get it.
RE: AirSense10 auto keeps sending data, even though it’s in Airplane Mode
(08-07-2019, 01:19 PM)Stom Wrote: (08-06-2019, 08:13 PM)WhyMe Wrote: (08-06-2019, 07:42 PM)OperaSinger Wrote: . Is there a way for me, as a patient, to access that data somehow, to check? Is it going to ResMed or my DME?
I wonder if the MyAir app pulls data from the same place. I may have to test that later - turn on airplane mode for a night and see if MyAir updates in the morning.
AFIK, the MyAir app data comes from the same cellular data that the DMEs access. If you can get MyAir app data then your cellular modem is on. However, you can't necessarily assume the opposite. ResMed could get your cellular data but not make it available to the MyAir app. So just because you don't see your data doesn't prove that ResMed didn't get it.
From what I can tell (and this is only my opinion), the data is uploaded to some central database that is used by both myAir & the DME advanced web interface. myAir just gives you very simplistic view of the data, while the DME has access to the full data.
Overall, I would think that if it is in Airplane Mode then it should absolutely not be sending any data.
RE: AirSense10 auto keeps sending data, even though it’s in Airplane Mode
(08-07-2019, 01:03 PM)SarcasticDave94 Wrote: (08-07-2019, 12:58 PM)brainf0g Wrote: This is highly disturbing.
@crowtor is this easily reversible? Thank you.
Given that this is an unplugging hardware situation, I believe it is reversible.
Yes, very reversible and safe, its just a plug, only a small one, about 5mm in length. Turn the cpap off and disconnect from mains, then remove the plug.
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RE: AirSense10 auto keeps sending data, even though it’s in Airplane Mode
(08-06-2019, 02:25 PM)OperaSinger Wrote: data and refused my SD card. When I called my DME, they said they showed that Airplane Mode was OFF, even though I was looking at the Green airplane icon on the screen during the call.
The DME will never see Airplane mode=ON because when it's ON the Airsense does not send anything, including its Airplane status...
They may be seeing outdated data from when the Airsense was last connected to the network, when Airplane mode was obviously OFF.
Ask them what time/date is your machine configuration last read.
