Convert SD Data

[swfcowls]

Q. Any method available to convert the SD card data for ResMed AirSense 10 Elite device, into CSV files for use in Excel ?

[pholynyk]

The statistical data can be exported File->Export Data -> CSV Export Wizard

It's not practical to convert the detailed data to csv because the time and date fields would be larger than the data.

[swfcowls]

Thank you.

[withtao]

It's not practical to convert the detailed data to csv because the time and date fields would be larger than the data.

Is there a database e.g.SQLite that the data from the SDcard is written to that can be accessed outside of OSCAR?  I see a lot of data in the Profile directory for a user.  Just wondering because I'm able to get data out of Wellue Checkme O2 Max into .csv that I can then assemble in an Excel spreadsheet and analyze how I did regarding O2. 

Example from Excel from Wellue Checkme O2 Max:
average 94
minimum 88
maximum 98
# samples 18382
>= 95 4870 26.49%
90-94 13491 73.39%
<= 89 21 0.11% 0.70 minutes
90 155 0.84%
89 17 0.09%
88 4 0.02% 0.02% <= 88
87 0 0.00% 0.00% < 88
86 0 0.00%
85 0 0.00%
12/1/2022

Thanks

[pholynyk]

All of the detailed data is stored in the .001 files contained within the Events folder of each machine. The format is undocumented, but can be gleaned by reading the source code of loadSession.cpp. The file names are the hexadecimal representation of the session start time in milliseconds since 1970 Jan 01.

IIRC, there is a program called edf2ascii which takes an edf file and turns it into ascii, but I'm not sure if it creates a csv file. You can see how much the edf expands to create the ascii file.

[withtao]

Thanks.  That's a good start.

BTW, I've been developing software for almost 50 years.  Every size project, many languages, and many databases.  Most of my "C" has been with C# and Javascript, so looking forward to tinkering with OSCAR.