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OSCAR, ResScan discrepancy - Lanco - 08-03-2020
Got a new computer and downloaded OSCAR and ResScan. Since I am a night owl, I have my S9 cpap set so midnight is noon. I sleep between 4 AM and 1 PM. This always worked fine on my old computer using Sleepyhead and ResScan. First night (8-2-) I slept around 8+ hours and OSCAR showed me sleeping around 4+ hours. Today 8-3-20 it shows no data available, yet the missing 4 hours showed up on the 8-2 page with everything else correct except it's off a day. ResScan is doing fine. What settings do I need to change? Also, can I change to AM and PM time on the graphs rather than 24 hour format (same for ResScan) ?
Note, in reviewing the data the 8-3 data (7:38) does not even show up on Oscar, only Resscan.
Thanks
RE: OSCAR, ResScan discrepancy - Sleeprider - 08-04-2020
This problem usually occurs when OSCAR has recorded multiple sessions, and the selection of sessions to display differs from Resscan. Be sure to look at the session information below the statistical data in the left column of the Daily Details. Those sessions can be turned on or off, and for results to be comparable must be the same ones you are looking at in Resscan.
RE: OSCAR, ResScan discrepancy - pholynyk - 08-04-2020
I'm guessing that you turned the cpap machine's clock ahead of actual time. Your computer is on actual time, of course, so some of your data is 'in the future'. OSCAR's display routines probably check for the current (actual) time and stop displaying once it gets to 'now' in the data... (I haven't yet looked at any of the output code) I'm not sure how difficult it would be to display to the end of data, regardless of the time of day.
The data should all be displayed once the recorded time has arrived. (I think)