Syncing data from two different machines

Hello,

I have been using a 460P, REMstar Pro C-Flex+ and uploading my sleep/usage data to SleepMapper. I plan to eventually begin using SleepyHead, but I have not gotten to that yet.

Recently, someone else gave me an older 150P, REMstar. It would be very useful if I could use both machines and view/access both of their data in SleepMapper, or in SleepyHead when I eventually begin using that. I have searched for information on the best way to do this, but I have not found a specific answer. Anyway, here are my specific questions:


1)What is everyone's suggestion on the best/easiest method for syncing the very limited 150P data with the 460P data in one place? (Obviously, the 460P data will be more detailed/useful, but there has to be some kind of overlap between what both machines record. I don't mind if the extra data that the 460P does record but the 150P doesn't record would show up as 0 values in the 150P data.)
2)How can I access/view the very limited 150P data on my computer?
3)What would happen if I just moved my SD card from the 460P to the 150P (and vice versa) when I needed to use one machine or the other? (I have a lot of assumptions of why this would never work, but I can't just try it because I don't want to lose my data and I haven't been able to find any specific information about doing this.)
4)What is the nature of the data the 150P records? Does it just record a single number that tallies the number of hours it's been used? Does it record how many hours it's been used per day? Does it record more information than that? Does it record even less information than that?


Thank-you for any information and suggestions!

Fruttipebbles wrote: 4)What is the nature of the data the 150P records? Does it just record a single number that tallies the number of hours it's been used? Does it record how many hours it's been used per day? Does it record more information than that? Does it record even less information than that?!

all the 150 records is how many hours per day you use it, it's useless information if you're not an insurance company.