NOTICE: OSCAR v 1.2.0 is Released 10/14/2020

[Glen e]

Thank you! I thought something was pretty screwy… In the Apple App Store, there is an Oscar, but obviously it’s for Medicare/health plans… I’ll download Oscar to my Mac, and get started…

[SuperSleeper]

In the Apple App Store, there is an Oscar, but obviously it’s for Medicare/health plans…

https://www.sleepfiles.com/OSCAR

[Sheepish]

Great work. Appreciated by all, I'm sure.

[Coffee Man]

I have an AirSense 10 AutoSet and the new version of Oscar has a notice in red font which states the following: "Mode and pressure settings missing; yesterday's shown"

I import my sessions in the following manner from a FlashAir card which remains in my machine - I copy the datalog files for each day and the STR.EDF file and copy them from the FlashAir card into a folder on my computer.

I have been using this method and never saw the message about missing mode and pressure settings until this Oscar update. 

Any ideas?

[Crimson Nape]

Try copying them again. Make sure to select the "Overwrite" existing files in your PC's directory. Another thought is to install FlashPAP and automate the process.

[Coffee Man]

I always pick to overwrite duplicate files.

FlashPap times out.

I am trying to see if other people are getting this message or if there are other files other than the DataLog folder and STR.EDF file that are supposed to be copied.

[Crimson Nape]

• DATALOG - Directory
  
• SETTINGS - Directory
  
• Identification.crc
  
• Identification.tgt
  
• Journal.dat
  
• STR.edf
  

SD_WLAN - Directory (Optional)

[Sleeprider]

All of my data prior to October 7 have the (Mode and Pressure settings missing; yesterday's shown.)  This corresponds to the date I made the first import using version 1.2.0.  I don't even know where the Overwrite option exists. Does rebuilding CPAP data fix this?  I can live with the data warning, but if there is an easy solution, I'm all in.

[Crimson Nape]

V1.2.0 will perform an auto-purge each time you select "Import" for the current day. This was enacted to bypass the
"Once-per-day" import limitation in previous versions.

Rebuilding your data should help.

Edit: You might try creating a new profile and importing your data into it.

[GuyScharf]

I have been using this method and never saw the message about missing mode and pressure settings until this Oscar update.

Previous versions of OSCAR would say that the settings were "guessed." We made the message more accurate in 1.2.0.

Which version of OSCAR did you upgrade from?  We've had another report of this problem and I'd like to fix it if I can figure out what happened.

If you still have all your data in your FlashPap directory, the fix is easy: purge the earliest date in OSCAR for that machine then import again.  All should be ok thereafter.  Rebuilding CPAP data should also fix the problem.