ResScan 4.2?

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Many people successfully use non-ResMed SD cards. 1 or 2 GB SD cards are OK, but even SDHC cards up to 8 GB seem to work. It's getting hard to find 2 GB and smaller SD cards.

S9 machines sometimes seem to be a little squirrelly about when they write the data to the card. If you're still having problems, try leaving the card in the machine for several minutes after turning the machine off or even an hour or so and seeing if the data shows up then.

[Tipiford]

Remember, newer software is ALWAYS better software!

As a programmer in a past life, I would suggest redoing this statement by substituting the word ALWAYS with GENERALLY

[zonk]

I have ResScan Version 04.01.03. I see Version 4.2 is available. What does 4.2 do that mine does not? If I download it can I just install it over my old version? Thanks, Bob.

I was googling around and found 4.2 release notes
It seem an additional support to S9 VPAP ST-A in Europe and removal of support of some obsolete machines plus added features to do with remotely transfer of data
Read more: http://www.resmed.com/us/assets/document...-notes.pdf

[BobF]

I have ResScan Version 04.01.03. I see Version 4.2 is available. What does 4.2 do that mine does not? If I download it can I just install it over my old version? Thanks, Bob.

I was googling around and found 4.2 release notes
It seem an additional support to S9 VPAP ST-A in Europe and removal of support of some obsolete machines plus added features to do with remotely transfer of data
Read more: http://www.resmed.com/us/assets/document...-notes.pdf

Hi Zonk. OK. Thanks. None of those are important to me so I'll stick with what I have. Regards, Bob.

[RogerSC]

Hi Zonk. OK. Thanks. None of those are important to me so I'll stick with what I have. Regards, Bob.

When I installed ResScan 4.2, I did find it more robust, and there were some minor new features as well. Usually, not all the enhancements and bug fixes go into the release notes for a new version, just a subset of them. Anyways, the upgrade to 4.2 was worth it for me.

Now I'm looking for ResScan 4.3 to see what's of interest there *smile*.