Quote:Your ResMed CPAP device (Model 39491) has not been tested yet.

It seems similar enough to other devices that it might work, but the developers would like a .zip copy of this device's SD card to make sure it works with OSCAR.

• The message says that the developers would like an archive of the SD card, but there's no information about how to send a file to the developers. There's no email address in the About window. There's no email address on the OSCAR website. There isn't even any indication of who on this forum—which seems to be the only way of contacting anyone related to OSCAR—is a developer who should be sent this requested data. This is frustrating and not a positive first impression for a new user. I would attach the data to this post, but a) the ZIP file is greater than the 5 MB limit (it's 14 MB) and b) ZIP files are not allowed as attachments. I strongly suggest updating this dialog box with clearer contact instructions. What should I do next?
  
  
• OSCAR appears to import data from this machine. However, I've noticed that it has never registered any events as Obstructive Apnea (OA), Clear Airway apnea (CA), or Unclassified Apnea (UA) whatsoever. It only ever registers Hypopnea (H) events and Large Leak (LL) events. Perhaps the machine is just that good at treating my sleep apnea, but it seems more likely that something isn't translating properly. When I had an AirSense 11 machine not long ago, I observed many OA, CA, and UA events in addition to some H events. I use a ramp period, and it seems improbable that I haven't had a single OA, CA, or UA during nearly a month of use. Is OSCAR not properly registering OA, CA, or UA events from this machine?
  
  
• This note is not machine-specific. I'm using OSCAR on a Mac running macOS 14.5 (23F79) and the touchpad scrolling gesture behavior in the Daily and Overview panels is broken. Clicking and dragging the right-hand scroll bar works as intended. However, the usual touchpad vertical scroll gesture (two fingers up/down) is interpreted incorrectly as horizontal scrolling most of the time (although not consistently), with occasional random spurts of vertical scrolling. Furthermore, scrolling inertia (the gradual falloff of the gesture after fingers have been removed from the touchpad, ie. a flick of the fingers) is interpreted only as vertical scrolling. So, a single quick two-finger gesture downwards will scroll horizontally while fingers are on the touchpad, but then vertically after fingers have been lifted. This is extremely frustrating behavior, especially because there is no horizontal scroll bar to fall back on (only the left/right arrow keys, which do not allow for fast/large movements). Two finger pinch gestures work properly to rescale the X axis (zoom). The Scroll Dampening setting does not improve this situation; in fact, it only makes gesture scrolling subjectively worse.
  
  My suggestions to fix this:
  
  1. Add a horizontal scroll bar as an immediate fail-safe.
  2. Two finger up/down should only scroll vertically.
  3. Two finger left/right should only scroll horizontally.
  

Quote:The OSCAR software is an all volunteer project.  I just checked, and your data was received.  Your data is the first for the AC11 ASV.  This will allow further development to accommodate this line of CPAPs in OSCAR in future releases.  Thank you.

Quote:As far as your touchpad, the OSCAR software is developed on a common IDE platform, Qt (qt.io).  The same code is then compiled for the various platforms.  As far as I know, there isn't any platform specific code for your touchpad.

(06-05-2024, 04:14 PM)Crimson Nape Wrote: Thank you for the offer to help test OSCAR.  I will keep that in mind.  Concerning the Mac touchpad; whomever will work on this code will need a Mac with a touchpad to test it in real-time.  My Mac systems are relegated to virtual machines on a Linux box.  I don't have a touchpad either.  This will require someone that owns a Mac (with a touchpad) and can code to address this problem.  How are your coding skills?