RE: What Pulse Oximeters work with SleepyHead?
Go back to the testing version. I have the CMS50F oximeter and the only way I could get data into sleepyhead was direct download from unit, then it would put gaps into the data so that during a night it would add about an hour to the time line, because of all the gaps. Assistant as well as the testing version work so got rid of beta version and went back to the testing version. I normally like to keep up with the newest software, but not in this case.
RE: What Pulse Oximeters work with SleepyHead?
(07-16-2016, 02:04 AM)srlevine1 Wrote: (10-26-2012, 11:44 AM)b360155 Wrote: Quick funny story to tell. About 2 weeks ago, I accidentally dropped my CMS-50D Plus in a half full (or is it half empty?) coffee cup. I pressed the power button and the display was all messed up so I thought my unit was toast. Put a hairdryer to it and let it air dry for a day or two and presto, it's working fine again!!! I don't recommend testing your unit out to see if you get the same result though LOL! 
Rather than use a hairdryer and heat the components and possibly the glue used in modern electronics, I drop my accidently dunked units in a jar of uncooked rice for a few days and usually all is well.
You're better off dropping the unit with battery removed in the highest percent isopropyl alcohol.
It will clean it and drive out the water.
