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RE: Setting time and date on Resmed Airsense 10 - dcchan2 - 11-01-2015
(11-10-2014, 11:06 PM)PaulaO2 Wrote: It matters in some cases. Let's say you woke up, all panicky and sweaty. You glance at the clock and see the time. Later you look at the data to confirm if it was an event or just a bad dream. You'd have to remember if the time was right or not. Hour up or down?Another reason to have the time properly set, is to be able to synchronize the CPAP data with Oximetry data when using SleepyHead.
RE: Setting time and date on Resmed Airsense 10 - dcchan2 - 11-01-2015
(07-29-2015, 10:50 AM)sonicboom Wrote: Nope. At least not before noon. Just tried it as I got a replacement yesterday and failed to note the time/date settings. When trying to change it I got the error message referred to above.
I came across this thread when trying to set my AirSense 10 back to the Standard Time (from Daylight Saving Time). As PaulaO2 mentioned in post #4 above, this can be done only after the machine has been off for at least one hour. I did not need to wait until noon.
RE: Setting time and date on Resmed Airsense 10 - sonicboom - 11-01-2015
(11-01-2015, 09:25 AM)dcchan2 Wrote:(07-29-2015, 10:50 AM)sonicboom Wrote: Nope. At least not before noon. Just tried it as I got a replacement yesterday and failed to note the time/date settings. When trying to change it I got the error message referred to above.
I came across this thread when trying to set my AirSense 10 back to the Standard Time (from Daylight Saving Time). As PaulaO2 mentioned in post #4 above, this can be done only after the machine has been off for at least one hour. I did not need to wait until noon.
I found the same to be true this AM as well.
RE: Setting time and date on Resmed Airsense 10 - SaldusMiegas - 11-01-2015
(never mind)
tried to delete my own post because I now think I had bogus info in it, but delete button resulted in permission denied, so I am editing it out instead.
I apologize to thread subscribers for the false notifications and other nonsense created by a non-post.
Saldus Miegas
RE: Setting time and date on Resmed Airsense 10 - dwd1249 - 04-02-2016
Just had to fine this thread as Australia has just ended daylight savings time.
Followed advice and erased data and turned time back one hour. Didn't have to wait a hour to change from 0823 to 0723. Resmed must have changed it.
RE: Setting time and date on Resmed Airsense 10 - aenpa - 06-22-2016
My Airsense 10 Autoset was set to the wrong time and date, and I want to correct it so that SleepyHead is synchronized. But I'm getting the error message saying I can't change the date to the past.
We're told we have to "erase the data." Exactly what data, i.e. what files and directories should be erased from the SD card to enable changing the time and date?
Let's say that I backup the SD card. Once I erase the data and change the time/date, can I copy all the saved data back to the SD card?
What if some of the sleep data is, from the machine's standpoint, in the future? Will it be overwritten?
Thanks.
--aenpa
RE: Setting time and date on Resmed Airsense 10 - Rcgop - 06-22-2016
I was just about ready to ask this very same question.
Thanks for the answers. Knowing a little about databases, it makes sense that you could set the time(date) forward and not backwards. Databases need to be initialized and once initialized do not like changes, especially when that time frame is already counted in the database. It also makes sense that the time could be set back after noon when the old database is closed and before a new database is initialized. You would have to wait until after 1:01 to set the time to 12:01. I just set mine ahead for daylight savings time and will let you know how this works this fall when we fall back to regular time.
I bet you could do this to the date too but you would have to skip an entire day without therapy such that there would be no data on the day you changed back to. I am sure it would be better to not skip therapy.
RE: Setting time and date on Resmed Airsense 10 - zonk - 06-22-2016
Hi aenpa
My understanding, once machine data erased, all data on the machine and SD card (if card was left in the machine) get erased except machine run hours
My advice, remove the SD card before erasing the data and download the data from the SD card using either or both ResScan (windows only) and SleepyHead (windows and Mac) software, here is the link: http://www.apneaboard.com/forums/Forum-Private-Files-and-Links
After setting the correct time and date, you can put a new card in the machine or the same card after downloading the data on your computer so you have a record of the data and a proof of compliance using the machine as erasing the data wipe the data on the machine and SD card clean
RE: Setting time and date on Resmed Airsense 10 - xstar - 07-19-2016
(06-22-2016, 05:24 PM)zonk Wrote: My advice, remove the SD card before erasing the data and download the data from the SD card using either or both ResScan (windows only) and SleepyHead (windows and Mac) software, ...
I am new. Thanks for hint of a couple of software to read the sleeping data.
RE: Setting time and date on Resmed Airsense 10 - zonk - 07-20-2016
(07-19-2016, 09:26 PM)xstar Wrote:Hi xstar and welcome(06-22-2016, 05:24 PM)zonk Wrote: My advice, remove the SD card before erasing the data and download the data from the SD card using either or both ResScan (windows only) and SleepyHead (windows and Mac) software, ...
I am new. Thanks for hint of a couple of software to read the sleeping data.
I haven't followed my own advice and lost a good deal of data, made me angry but cannot do a thing about it
Best of luck