Getting Lookee Ring oximeter data into Oscar on a Mac

[ejbpesca]

When you import the data from your oximeter into the O2 Insight Pro software on your Mac it automatically saves the binary file (what you need to import into OSCAR).  There is nothing to export.  You can use OSCAR to get to the binary files and import them, or you can use Finder to copy them to a location where they are easier to get to.



If you are using an iPhone it should give you the option to "Share as Binary".  You can then use AirDrop to transfer the binary file from your phone to your computer, then import into OSCAR.

My gear is Android Phone and MacBook Air with Ventura.  I cannot locate any binary files that O2 Insight Pro may leave on my computer.  I have had to transfer them from the phone to the laptop.  If I can find the same files that O2 Insight Pro on the MacBook produced, I could skip the transfer.

[Jeff8356]

If I can find the same files that O2 Insight Pro on the MacBook produced, I could skip the transfer.

If you are comfortable using Terminal on your Mac, copy/paste the following command into a Terminal window and hit enter:

Code:

find ~/Library/Containers/ -iname "*O2_Insight_Pro*" -print

The output of the above command should give you the location of O2 Insight Pro in your Library.  This is the location where the software stores its data files, not the app location.

Then open a Finder window, press Shift + Command + G and paste the output of the above "find" command and hit enter.  Then click DATA and the serial number of your device.  All the binary files should be there.