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about captured data - courtroom74 - 07-11-2012
Hi all,
New to this forum and CPAD topic. Recenetly (60 days) got this Resmed s9 machine and was going to the doctor for him to tell me what data was captured on the SD card and what it meant. Since I'm software engineer bt trade, thought I can take a look at what's on the SD card and maybe don't have to spend extra $$ for essentially a 5 min job. Put the SD card on my laptop and it shows up with these type of file extensions: .CRC, .TGT, .log and .edf
I can see some of the file are in binary, I can use hex editor to see what was there. I wanted to know if there's some 'standards' as to what kind of data format collected/stored for the CPAD machines. That would help me unlock some of the information on these files. Here are some of the data:
(this is from str.edf)
0 X X X X Startdate 30-MAY-2012 X X X SRN=23121204618 MID=26 VID=1 30.05.1212.00.007424 EDF 41 86400.0028 Mask On Mask Off Mask Events Mask Dur Mode Set Pressure EPR Level EPR Max Pressure Min Pressure Mask Pres Med Mask Pres 95 Mask Pres Max Therapy Pres Me Therapy Pres 95 Therapy Pres Ma Exp Pres Med Exp Pres 95 Exp Pres Max Leak Med Leak 95 Leak Max AHI HI AI OAI CAI UAI
(this is from identification.tgt)
#VRN 20120780535
#VPC 36888
#VID 0001
#SRN 23121204618
#SID SX474-0905
#RID 0064
#PNA S9_AutoSet
#PCD 36005
#PCB 607167123063018
#MID 001A
#FGT 21_S9_ASET_EPR
#BID SX525-0300
Any pointers and/or suggestion would be appreciated.
RE: about captured data - big_dave - 07-11-2012
There are two programs that will be of interest to you: ResScan (the official ResMed program) and Sleepyhead (open source). For info, click on CPAP setup manuals, click on Adjust CPAP pressure, and click on Free Sleep Apnea tracking software. The data format is proprietary and varies from machine to machine, even from the same manufacturer.
One word of caution. The S9 is intolerant of any modifications to the data files. Even adding a .jpg or .mp3 to the data card will make the card unreadable to the S9.
RE: about captured data - zonk - 07-11-2012
This is to tell you whats the software version of the machine and it looks you've got the new version.
To view your data (efficacy data) on the screen sleep quality report you need to set the "Sleep Quality" in the clinical to ON otherwise if set to usage only hours used is displayed.
Check the info and the video for the setup instructions
http://www.apneaboard.com/resmed-s9-cpap-setup
The S9 store compliance and therapy data for up to 365 day
The S9 SD card stores:
365 days of therapy and compliance data (summary and statistics)
30 days of detailed data (graphs)
7 days of high resolution flow data
Both ResScan and SlepyHead software support the S9. Look at the first page of this thread for download instructions
http://www.apneaboard.com/forums/Thread-How-to-ResScan-CPAP-Reporting-Software-current-version-3-16-SP1
RE: about captured data - trish6hundred - 07-11-2012
Hi courtroom74, I'm not able to help you with the data question but I would like to say Welcome! to the forum.! I'm sure there will be some others that will be able to help you so keep checking back into this board. Best of luck to you.
RE: about captured data - pssnn - 07-11-2012
(07-11-2012, 05:37 PM)courtroom74 Wrote: Hi all,
New to this forum and CPAD topic. Recenetly (60 days) got this Resmed s9 machine and was going to the doctor for him to tell me what data was captured on the SD card and what it meant. Since I'm software engineer bt trade, thought I can take a look at what's on the SD card and maybe don't have to spend extra $$ for essentially a 5 min job. Put the SD card on my laptop and it shows up with these type of file extensions: .CRC, .TGT, .log and .edf
I can see some of the file are in binary, I can use hex editor to see what was there. I wanted to know if there's some 'standards' as to what kind of data format collected/stored for the CPAD machines. That would help me unlock some of the information on these files. Here are some of the data:
(this is from str.edf)
0 X X X X Startdate 30-MAY-2012 X X X SRN=23121204618 MID=26 VID=1 30.05.1212.00.007424 EDF 41 86400.0028 Mask On Mask Off Mask Events Mask Dur Mode Set Pressure EPR Level EPR Max Pressure Min Pressure Mask Pres Med Mask Pres 95 Mask Pres Max Therapy Pres Me Therapy Pres 95 Therapy Pres Ma Exp Pres Med Exp Pres 95 Exp Pres Max Leak Med Leak 95 Leak Max AHI HI AI OAI CAI UAI
(this is from identification.tgt)
#VRN 20120780535
#VPC 36888
#VID 0001
#SRN 23121204618
#SID SX474-0905
#RID 0064
#PNA S9_AutoSet
#PCD 36005
#PCB 607167123063018
#MID 001A
#FGT 21_S9_ASET_EPR
#BID SX525-0300
Any pointers and/or suggestion would be appreciated.
Hi courtroom74,
Welcome to the Apnea Board!
I love playing around with hex editors. If you discover any good tricks with respect to the data and hex editing please post them.
The s9 is an awesome machine and the Sleepyhead and ResMed software are both very good for analyzing the data. If you have any questions after checking them out please do not hesitate to ask. There are a whole lot of great folks here that love to help!
RE: about captured data - JJJ - 07-11-2012
(07-11-2012, 05:37 PM)courtroom74 Wrote: New to this forum and CPAD topic. Recenetly (60 days) got this Resmed s9 machine and was going to the doctor for him to tell me what data was captured on the SD card and what it meant. Since I'm software engineer bt trade, thought I can take a look at what's on the SD card and maybe don't have to spend extra $$ for essentially a 5 min job. ...
Since you are a software engineer you might appreciate the fact that SleepyHead is free, open source software, available on Sourceforge. There are packages for all flavors of Windows, Linux and Mac computers. Or if you want to you can download the source and compile it yourself.
SleepyHead is damn good software; some prefer it to the proprietary software. It's especially valuable for those without a Windows computer, because the proprietary software is only available in a Windows version.
The developer, Mark Watkins "jedimark," has not been able to work on it recently, but plans to return to it when he can. In the meatime I imagine he would be happy to have some help. I haven't looked at the source to see what it is written in, but you can do that yourself if you're interested.
And above all,