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RE: AirMini Travel Data Extraction & Teardown - JohnHedge - 05-15-2019 (02-27-2019, 12:03 AM)JimIve Wrote: The 256KB FRAM contains a FAT12 filesystem, but doesn't contain the sleep data (having some communication errors which need to be knocked down so I haven't seen every "page" on there yet, but it appears to be just settings and a journal file) and some DATALOG files (which don't contain sleep data), and the FRAM would be too small: I just took a quick look at the SPI NOR data you posted and am trying to make sense of the data. There is a small header and then a bunch of records but no index or table of contents present that I can see. I'm thinking that maybe they're using the FRAM to keep track of this bookkeeping information such as where to write next, etc... Can you upload the FRAM contents as well? I think the journal might contain some helpful clues. RE: AirMini Travel Data Extraction & Teardown - JohnHedge - 05-15-2019 What I've been able to suss out so far is that the first 32 bytes of the file appears to be some sort of header which is then followed by N records of 368 bytes (0x170) each which appear to consist entirely of signed 16-bit values. I tried to interpret a bunch of the values as some standard time formats but none of them appear to make sense. This pattern does break down partway through the file, so hopefully other sources of information can shed some light on it. I think the journal file from the FRAM might be helpful in finding timestamps or other metadata for the records stored in the SPI NOR. RE: AirMini Travel Data Extraction & Teardown - snorult - 06-14-2019 This is excellent work @JimIve and others RE: AirMini Travel Data Extraction & Teardown - Gideon - 06-14-2019 ResMed has used EDF Plus for it's File formats on the SD cards. The file doesn't look like that format though. https://www.edfplus.info/ RE: AirMini Travel Data Extraction & Teardown - lemonbomb - 06-15-2019 wow this is amazing, good luck and wish that ResMed made at least a microsd for mini. This is one of the main reasons why I decided against the mini and so many proprietary items. RE: AirMini Travel Data Extraction & Teardown - yrnkrn - 06-17-2019 Impressive work! RE: AirMini Travel Data Extraction & Teardown - sedelstein - 08-28-2021 Hi! Haven't posted in a while. I just bought an AirMini to replace my Respironics FoamStation. I like the little machine, but, like so many others, am incredulous that there is no way to get the data out of it. Looking for a way to do it, I landed here and read the fantastic work described in this thread. One of the two, the work or the thread, seems to have ended abruptly several years ago. Is anyone aware whether this work continued, and whether the code to the file format was ever cracked?? Thanks! RE: AirMini Travel Data Extraction & Teardown - MasterW - 12-03-2022 @JimIve - thanks for all the work you’ve put into this. I can’t help but notice you seem to be quite good at electronics and coding. I’ve been searching for awhile now to try to find a solution that eliminates the need for proprietary chargers. This isn’t such a big deal if I’m at home since my machine is always plugged in and doesn’t move but for traveling, it would be great if I didn’t need to bring my CPAP power supply. I haven’t seen this done anywhere but have you ever considered getting rid of the proprietary power connector and replacing it with a USB C female tip so users can leverage the convenience and power delivery of USB C? RE: AirMini Travel Data Extraction & Teardown - Crimson Nape - 12-03-2022 Hi MasterW! - The OP's profile shows he hasn't been back on the board since September 2021. Since your question deals with a different subject, you may have better luck creating your own thread for your inquiry. - Red |