Monitoring data wirelessly

[MCS2014]

I wonder if it's just ignoring a session that short.  Try a longer one, 15-20 minutes and see what happens

Clicked on File then Import CPAP Card Data and this is what came up after last night's reading:



But then my DreamMapper shows it recorded:

[Crimson Nape]

If you aren't using OSCAR v1.2.0, then you will need to purge that day's data and then reimport it. Up until v1.2.0, you could only import a day once.

[MCS2014]

If you aren't using OSCAR v1.2.0, then you will need to purge that day's data and then reimport it.  Up until v1.2.0, you could only import a day once.

I am using v1.2.0. Don't know what I'm doing wrong.

1) I click the OSCAR icon in the mac's tray.
2) Then go to File and select Import CPAP Card Data.
3) Then a window pops up:
A Philips Respironics file structure for a DreamStation Auto CPAP (J19176218F82E) was located at:
/Volumes/ULTRABACKUP/CPAP READINGS
Would you like to import from this location?
I click "yes"
4) The file is downloaded to that specified location.
5) I then click the Daily View option and the above reading that shows 0.00 comes up.
It would appear that OSCAR is not recording the data.

[MCS2014]

If you aren't using OSCAR v1.2.0, then you will need to purge that day's data and then reimport it.  Up until v1.2.0, you could only import a day once.

I am using v1.2.0. Don't know what I'm doing wrong.

1) I click the OSCAR icon in the mac's tray.
2) Then go to File and select Import CPAP Card Data.
3) Then a window pops up:
A Philips Respironics file structure for a DreamStation Auto CPAP (J19176218F82E) was located at:
/Volumes/ULTRABACKUP/CPAP READINGS
Would you like to import from this location?
I click "yes"
4) The file is downloaded to that specified location.
5) I then click the Daily View option and the above reading that shows 0.00 comes up.
It would appear that OSCAR is not recording the data.

[Jeff8356]

Can you double check your security settings on your Mac....

   

[MCS2014]

Can you double check your security settings on your Mac....

I just tried running the CPAP machine for 10 min or so. Again, it showed on my DreamMapper app but nothing in OSCAR.
This says The last time you used your Philips Respironics DreamStation Auto CPAP...
was last night (on October 17, 2020)

You only had the mask on for 0 hours, 6 minutes and 44 seconds.
You had an AHI of 0.00, which is under your 7 day average of 1.44.
Your CPAP machine used a constant 8.5 cmH2O of air
Your average leaks were 2.20 L/min, which is under your 7 day average of 4.04.
That sounds about the right time & duration I tested it yesterday but don't know why it didn't show any data since I wore the mask during the test. And then there's the mystery as to why it didn't record last night's data.

[Jeff8356]

I am using v1.2.0. Don't know what I'm doing wrong.
1) I click the OSCAR icon in the mac's tray.
2) Then go to File and select Import CPAP Card Data.
3) Then a window pops up:
A Philips Respironics file structure for a DreamStation Auto CPAP (J19176218F82E) was located at:
/Volumes/ULTRABACKUP/CPAP READINGS
Would you like to import from this location?
I click "yes"
4) The file is downloaded to that specified location.
5) I then click the Daily View option and the above reading that shows 0.00 comes up.
It would appear that OSCAR is not recording the data.

How are you getting your SD card data to the folder /Volumes/ULTRABACKUP/CPAP READINGS?  Are you using FlashPap? Or some other program to copy the data?

In a previous post you had FlashPap copying the data to /Users/computeruser2/Downloads/.....

OSCAR may be looking in the wrong place.  Using Finder navigate to /Volumes/ULTRABACKUP/CPAP READINGS and take a screenshot of the files there with the time/date stamp.

[MCS2014]

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I am using v1.2.0. Don't know what I'm doing wrong.
1) I click the OSCAR icon in the mac's tray.
2) Then go to File and select Import CPAP Card Data.
3) Then a window pops up:
A Philips Respironics file structure for a DreamStation Auto CPAP (J19176218F82E) was located at:
/Volumes/ULTRABACKUP/CPAP READINGS
Would you like to import from this location?
I click "yes"
4) The file is downloaded to that specified location.
5) I then click the Daily View option and the above reading that shows 0.00 comes up.
It would appear that OSCAR is not recording the data.

How are you getting your SD card data to the folder /Volumes/ULTRABACKUP/CPAP READINGS?  Are you using FlashPap? Or some other program to copy the data?
FlashPap
In a previous post you had FlashPap copying the data to /Users/computeruser2/Downloads/.....

OSCAR may be looking in the wrong place.  Using Finder navigate to /Volumes/ULTRABACKUP/CPAP READINGS and take a screenshot of the files there with the time/date stamp.






I just noticed - the files in that last screenshot are windows files. When I open OSCAR in win10, this is the error message I get:

Looks like I'm getting 2 different versions of 2 different OS crossed.

[MCS2014]

Nothing recorded at all from last night. Totally lost.

[Jeff8356]

That's very strange!

Do you happen to have a standard SD card around (2GB-32GB, non-FlashAir)? If you do, then try using that tonight instead of the FlashAir card and let's see if it records data and can be imported into OSCAR tomorrow.