OSCAR has had that ability to add oximeter data from a number of different oximeters from way back when it was merely a glint in SleepyHead's eye. Does OSCAR do anything with that desaturation data, meaning does pulse-ox data impact ...

OSCAR has had that ability to add oximeter data from a number of different oximeters from way back when it was merely a glint in SleepyHead's eye. Does OSCAR do anything with that desaturation data, meaning does pulse-ox data impact ...

... or analyzing the flowdata. And OSCAR has had that ability to add oximeter data from a number of different oximeters from way back when it was merely a glint in SleepyHead's eye. That video was a sales pitch for SleepHQ Pro - and its ability to get ...

Yes, Oscar has everything, and more, that Sleepyhead had. What is the "more" that OSCAR has that SleepyHead does not? Superficially ... about on this thread . Is the rest of it just better support for integrating oximeter data? That's not relevant in my case since I don't have any oximeter data ...

Yes, Oscar has everything, and more, that Sleepyhead had. What is the "more" that OSCAR has that SleepyHead does not? Superficially ... about on this thread . Is the rest of it just better support for integrating oximeter data? That's not relevant in my case since I don't have any oximeter data ...

Are you really still using SleepyHead? That is now obsolete and replaced with Oscar. https://www.sleepfiles.com/OSCAR/

Oscar can directly import and display your oximeter data. It also creates a CSV file with a lot of detail - I just used it and my 7.5 hour sleep last night generated a ~450kb file.

... in case they want to sync up times....like the people wearing a pulse oximeter during the night. Alternately you can also alter your profile time ... it doesn't do a damn thing".... :lol: Trust me...over the years with SleepyHead/OSCAR and various updates ....I have tried to make it work but ...

... you seem to be having. Watch these videos http://freecpapadvice.com/sleepyhead-free-software You might want to consider getting a pulse oximeter that records all night and is compatible with OSCAR. Spot checking isn't very reliable. ...

... I had the worst night ever (since before titration in 2010) recently. Sleepyhead (which does better with my CMS50+ oximeter downloads) told me “You had an AHI… which is considered horrible, please consult your ...

... goes off, but still feel exhaused. I have been looking at my data in SleepyHead. I have been back to my general practitioner and my sleep doctor ... based on movement detected by the watch. I use a Wellue O2Ring pulse oximeter on my finger every night to monitor my blood oxygen level. Since ...

OK, so I booted up my old SleepyHead version, back from OS9 days (yeah, old Mac equipment). I wanted to be sure I remembered correctly that loading the CMSD50+ was smooth. It was. First try, and the session still sitting in memory was ...

I am using a CMSD50plus overnight recording pulse/oximeter from time to time. I was using Sleepyhead in the beginning, now upgraded to OSCAR 1.2.0. There is a problem downloading more than ...

... that low oxygen got my attention. I'm considering getting a sleep pulse oximeter, which either records the O2 data, or sends it to your phone via ... it works fine. You need a PC with a USB port to download your data to Sleepyhead or to the reporting program they give you. I mainly got mine because ...

... and oxygen graph. I attached my last night Oxymetry. This is an oximeter I brought from Amazon. (mentioned in my post) I am going to bet ... are right Pugsy. This a fixed pressure machine I previously tried with sleepyhead (2 yrs ago). There was not much data stored. >> yes. I tried previously ...

... or masks. Many others have chimed in as well. And the folks who created Sleepyhead and Oscar can never be thanked enough. I look at Oscar 5 or 6 times a year now and I can't remember the last time I used my overnight oximeter. but in the begining I spent hours almost every day trying to figure ...