It really would cost very little to add a wireless networking option to these units. Our PR System 1 has snap-in modems (wired or wireless) that can transmit data to our respiratory therapy clinic. How much different would an actual wifi device be?

Sending good thoughts southward to Mark and those around him.

It appears to be a clinical device that interfaces with a somnograph. http://www.resmed.com/us/products/resco ... clinicians

I'm yet another person with a PR series 60 (replacement machine for an older failed PR S1), and having trouble using SleepyHead (even patched) to read the SD card data. If I'm reading correctly, 'Encore Basic' may work for us? I got a copy of 'EncoreViewer 2' but it won't read the chip either -- a w...

Philips is supposedly launching an online service called SleepMapper.com in mid-Feb, 2013. I have no idea how comprehensive the interpretation or reporting will be. There is a shell of a website there with some video but not much detail.

The Sleepyhead patch is available here https://s3.amazonaws.com/thefreemanclan ... pyHead.zip

Is that specifically for the new PR 3.0 data format? I didn't see a mention of a recent patch on the SourceForge help forum. I'll check it out.

Of course, what I'd really prefer would be if SleepyHead could read the new PR System One (3.0) data from the SD card. It's such a great program, but alas, the new data format is unrecognized by SleepyHead.

I spoke with a Philips Respironics support person this morning who referred me to the SleepMapper.com website. He says the service is slated to launch in mid-February 2013. http://www.sleepmapper.com/get_started.html According to that page, you can read the SD card into your PC: To see results on yo...