Monitoring data wirelessly

[Bobaloo]

Did you specify the WebDAV parameter (WEBDAV=2) in the FlashAir CONFIG file?

No I did not. I'll add it in the FlashAir config file. Thanks!

[Crimson Nape]

Just remember to replace the asterisks in the password with the real password.

[Bobaloo]

I added the WEBDAV=2 to the config file on the FlashAir card. (Update: I also re-entered the FlashAir password in the config file on the card, clearing the asterisks). Command+K in finder now connects to the FlashAir card. CopyCPAP app connects and shows the IP address in the finder. When I open the file it now connects with the FlashAir, but then I get an error box that states:

"Can't get Window 1 of application "Terminal". "Terminal got an error: can't get Window 1. (-1728)"

Any suggestions now? Thanks for your help!

[Bobaloo]

Just remember to replace the asterisks in the password with the real password.

Thanks- I did not remember!

[Bobaloo]

I finally resolved my issues and now have everything working as intended. For the record, it was something really simple that was not allowing Terminal to open....I already had an open Terminal in my dock and didn't notice it. This was creating the error, because Terminal window 1 was already open- Arggh!! Thanks for the help from Jeff8356 and Crimson Nape. No more FlashPap or Java dependence for me!

[MCS2014]

@MCS2014 - It may initially be a little more work for first time setup, but after that it's just double clicking the icon.  It was never meant to be anything more than a simple script to do most of the work for you.  The end result is, it works and you can still get your xPAP data wirelessly.
As far as getting it on your Dock.... you can treat CopyCPAP.app like any other app on your Mac, including dragging it onto your Dock.

And for OS updates breaking things.... It's been that way since the beginning of computers!!!  Windows, MacOS, Linux, DOS, it doesn't matter!  It may get fixed soon in an update, it may never get fixed.  Nobody knows for sure.  So we improvise to get by. 


@Crimson Nape - Thanks Red 

Much appreciated to both you and Crimson Nape for taking the time and patience for walking me thought this!

[MCS2014]

Having connection issues today following a ISP connection outage last night. The following error message when clicking CopyCPAP and 100% packet loss.



Cannot get it to reset.

[Jeff8356]

Try rebooting all of your equipment.

• Remove the FlashAir card from your xPAP
  
• Unplug your xPAP
  
• Reboot your modem/router
  
• reboot your wifi
  
• reboot your computer
  
• Plug your xPAP back in
  
• wait a few minutes and put the FlashAir card back into your xPAP
  
• wait a few more minutes and see if things work again
  

Losing your internet connection shouldn't affect the local stuff working properly on your network. Unless you are using one of those all-in-one units (modem/router/wifi) from your ISP and they pushed out an update.....

[Bobaloo]

Did you get it working after rebooting everything?

[MCS2014]

Did you get it working after rebooting everything?

Rebooted everything and going back and forth between 0.00% and 100% packet loss when I ping. And still getting this now when I click CopyCPAP:

Click Connect then I get this. Click OK and nothing happens.