Oscar data?

[todivefor]

I have been trying to get FlashAir to work with my DreamStation. Having accomplished that converted to Oscar from Sleephead. Installed V 1.1.0. I noticed some of the "Pressure Statistics" on the statistics page. I also noticed the Oscar and Sleepyhead numbers are much different. I started searching and found there is a V1.1.1, so I installed it. Same problem with it. See attached. In addition, on the install it upgraded my data and got the attached error message. How to proceed?

[Crimson Nape]

The OSCAR team discovered many irregularities in the SleepyHead code and have corrected them.  I would believe the OSCAR's statistics more than SleepyHead's.  The message you received is because it was a PR model number that was not found in the database.

EDIT: I see the 0 (zeros) in the OSCAR Pressure statistics now. Have you tried rebuilding your database? One other thing to try is to exit and restart OSCAR.

[pholynyk]

Correction: The message you received is because it was a PR model number that was NOT in the database.

[todivefor]

The OSCAR team discovered many irregularities in the SleepyHead code and have corrected them.  I would believe the OSCAR's statistics more than SleepyHead's.  The message you received is because it was a PR model number that was not found in the database.

EDIT: I see the 0 (zeros) in the OSCAR Pressure statistics now.  Have you tried rebuilding your database?  One other thing to try is to exit and restart OSCAR.

Neither restarting Oscar or rebuilding DreamStation data fixed 0 (zeros).

So PR model number not in database is a known problem, therefore no need for zip file?

[pholynyk]

Actually, we do need your zip file so that we can analyse what is different about your data and add some code to handle that, and then add your model into the data base of PR models.

[sawinglogz]

Correction: The message you received is because it was a PR model number that was NOT in the database.

No, notice that it recognized the device name.

The message @todivefor received is because his machine is generating data not quite like anything we've seen before, even from machines of his model (550P).

This message causes a lot of confusion, even among all the other developers, so clearly we need to rewrite the language to make the distinction clearer.

We would still like a zip file, since it lets us test the unique data that your machine generated, and we'll be able to tell you the nature of the variation. Sometimes OSCAR is already handling it correctly, sometimes it's a very minor error that you'd never notice, and very rarely there will be some charts that are unreliable as a result.

And we can make sure that the next version of OSCAR doesn't complain about the data.

To send us the data, create a zip of your SD card via Help > Troubleshooting > Create zip of CPAP data card and upload it to @bonjour's dropbox:

https://www.dropbox.com/request/6VeFzBXa4qZ37EgphL5b

Thanks!

Edit: I just noticed that this message is regarding your old machine, and you might not have the SD card for that handy any more. If that's the case, please use the "Create zip of all OSCAR data" menu option and send that. (Or, if you're comfortable digging around your filesystem, you should be able to zip up the PRS1_P0001329... directory in your OSCAR_Data directory, since that's all I really need.)

[GuyScharf]

I think just the data from that machine would be easiest. There is six years of data from that machine alone -- it will not be a small file!

[todivefor]

Correction: The message you received is because it was a PR model number that was NOT in the database.

No, notice that it recognized the device name.

The message @todivefor received is because his machine is generating data not quite like anything we've seen before, even from machines of his model (550P).

This message causes a lot of confusion, even among all the other developers, so clearly we need to rewrite the language to make the distinction clearer.

We would still like a zip file, since it lets us test the unique data that your machine generated, and we'll be able to tell you the nature of the variation. Sometimes OSCAR is already handling it correctly, sometimes it's a very minor error that you'd never notice, and very rarely there will be some charts that are unreliable as a result.

And we can make sure that the next version of OSCAR doesn't complain about the data.

To send us the data, create a zip of your SD card via Help > Troubleshooting > Create zip of CPAP data card and upload it to @bonjour's dropbox:

https://www.dropbox.com/request/6VeFzBXa4qZ37EgphL5b

Thanks!

Edit: I just noticed that this message is regarding your old machine, and you might not have the SD card for that handy any more. If that's the case, please use the "Create zip of all OSCAR data" menu option and send that. (Or, if you're comfortable digging around your filesystem, you should be able to zip up the PRS1_P0001329... directory in your OSCAR_Data directory, since that's all I really need.)

I just uploaded PRS1_P001329800E06.zip. Let me know if you need anything else.

[Dugy40]

Ignore it.   Mine does the same.

[todivefor]

I have a couple anomalies in the Oscar displays. As I said in my first post with my "Statistics" display, the first 4 lines of the "Pressure Statistics" are all 0s. In the "Overview" display pressures are showing. See screenshots in OP.

On the "Overview" display, there is no data for "Total Time in Apnea." If I go back in time, this data goes missing after 11/1/2015. That coincides with a "Changes in Machine Settings." I am not sure even what all those changes mean. Sleepyhead's "Changes to Prescription Settings" seems more accurate. I had 3 devices. The S9 AutoSet (36005) was a loaner during the Remstar Auto (System One) service (10/21/09 - 9/26/18). I did make pressure changes with the current DreamStation, but changed nothing during the other 2 devices.

Any ideas? Need anything?