Oscar with Wellue O2 Ring

[GidgeMo]

When I import my Wellue ring into Oscar, the timeline for that period disappears in Oscar. Is there a way to get the timeline back?

[Crimson Nape]

Would you mind providing a little more information, like the version of OSCAR and the operating system you're using?  Is this the first time this has occurred, or is it every time?  Are you importing the oximetry data along with CPAP data? If so, wich are you importing first? Also, we need to see a complete screenshot of your Daily screen.  Please use the F12 (or Fn+F12 on a Mac) to take the screenshot.
- Red

[GidgeMo]

Oscar 1.4.0 on Windows 11
Only used the ring about a week and this is the 2nd day it happened
I usually import the cpap data from the SD card first and then the ring data

[Crimson Nape]

Try upgrading to the latest release of OSCAR version 1.5.3. See if your problem disappears.
- Red

[GidgeMo]

I am updated to Oscar 1.5.3+master-7267dafa and getting the same thing. I put my Cpap SD card in first and import and then import the O2 ring data.

[Crimson Nape]

Please provide 2 screenshots of the complete Daily screen.  One after the import of your CPAP data, and one after importing the oximeter data.  Use the F12 to take the screenshot.  We need to see the data on the left.
- Red

[GidgeMo]

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This is 2 different days. Both days have split sessions. I did notice when I only had ring data for 1 of the 2 sessions it did not take away the timeline. Not sure why. Files uploaded out of order. FS1 goes with FS2 and FS3 goes with FS4.

[Crimson Nape]

Fs2 shows you went to sleep at noon and used it until 6:42PM. This would be 6 hours and 42 minutes of use. OSCAR is displaying 10 hours and 4 minutes. I am believing you have bigger problems with your CPAP and not the Wellue or OSCAR. Do you have your correct timezone set in your profile?
- Red

[TinytiMmy]

Don't you have to rename the SPO2 data file that you want to import into OSCAR the same as the nights (or same time period) of the OSCAR data file you want it to merge with?

[Crimson Nape]

That is one of those Yes and No questions. It needs to be when you started the oximeter. Maybe an example might describe this better.
You go to bed a 23:00 (11PM) on the 30th. At 01:00 (1AM on the 31st) you get up and start the oximeter. Its file name should reflect the actual date and start time, which would be the 31st The filename for the above example would be 20240531010000. Even though the data was recorded on the 31st, it will be reported for the 30th, since a CPAP day is from noon till noon.

That's about as clear as a bucket of grits.
- Red