Although my setup for using SleepMapper is pretty unique (I use a LINUX computer) when I run the manual SD card data importer program the data is available right away, online with the web access, and on my Android mobile device. If there is a delay on the cell data transfer route, it has to be somet...

Philips has their SleepMapper software and mobile device apps, but it is very bare bones compared to Sleepyhead.

Supposedly there is also software called Encore out there as well.

I don't recall the exact version, although I do remember quite clearly that the .deb I used was the ONLY one I could find, since at that particular time the Sleepyhead download site was FUBAR'd, and there were no LINUX versions to download, not even the source code for compiling on your own. And the...

I had the same experience with the LINUX version of Sleepyhead not being able to import the data from my SD card on my LINUX Mint computer. The solution I came up with was to run the Windows version of Sleepyhead in a WindowsXP virtual machine with Virtualbox. This also allows me to use the Philips ...

Unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately considering these problems as have been discussed in this thread, I am not using SleepMapper on a Windows machine. I am however, running SleepMapper and the Windows version of Sleepyhead in a WindowsXP virtual machine on my LINUX Mint computer. It may be possibl...