CPAP Wireless SD Card for The Rest of Us

[Crimson Nape]

Thanks, Jeff! I'm curious, on a Mac you aren't required to prefix the jar file with a "java" declaration? Something like, "java FlashPAP.jar".

[wacomme]

For some reason nothing recored on the SD drive last night. I'm not sure why. I'll try to record some data today to see if it's recording. Hmm.

[Sheepish]

Make sure the little sliding lock doohickey (sorry for getting all technical) on your SD card isn't in the "locked" position. Also make sure it is properly inserted into your CPAP machine, just sayin'.

[sawinglogz]

...note that some readers ignore the lock. And some cards, too: it's just a useless little plastic placebo. (My latest PRS1 card is like that.)

[Jeff8356]

Thanks, Jeff!   I'm curious, on a Mac you aren't required to prefix the jar file with a "java" declaration?  Something like, "java FlashPAP.jar".

No.  Mac has a hidden built in app called "Jar Launcher.app" and *.jar files are automatically associated with it, or supposed to be anyway.  Just double click the jar file and it opens it using java. "Jar Launcher" takes cares of the dirty work, so to speak. Work the same with the "open" command, uses the core app associated with jar files.

I had the time to try FlashPAP from the CLI and I left out a switch in my previous post 

What works for me from Terminal:

Code:

open ~/Downloads/FlashPAP/FlashPAP.jar --args user=jeff exit=yes

But I can't go thru the whole process since I am lacking a wireless SD card.  And for others reading you would need to change the location and names to what you have on your computer.