Toshiba FlashAir not working with ResScan

[Ronberta]

I have just purchased a Toshiba FlashAir W-03 Wireless SD card and have got it working perfectly with sleepyHead but for some reason when I click on the "download data" button in ResScan it keeps on telling me "There are no devices available" (Connect a flow generator or Data card and try again).

Is it possible to get ResScan working with the FlashAir card in the same way as SleepyHead?

I have tried everything I can think of but I am out of ideas :dint-know:

I've tried mapping a network drive to the root directory of the flash card by enabling webdav, I have used subst to try and create the appearance of a local disk, i even setup a small partition and copied the files manually, but it still seems to want an actual SD card.

Has anyone got this working that could offer me some advice?

Thanks

Robbie

[Krelvin]

Rescan doesn't work with Wi-Fi. You need to use a utility to copy the data using WiFi to your computer so ResScan can read the data there. Rescan needs it saved on an sdcard on the computer it is connected to. Sleepyhead will read the data from a folder on your computer.

I use FlashPAP myself daily, the other is Sleepmaster.

Check my resource pages https://sleep.tnet.com/equipment to find out more about both.

[Okie bipap]

I keep an SD card in my computer and download files from my flashair to it. I can then upload data to either Sleepyhead or ResScan. I normally use Sleepyhead, but like to look at ResScan once in a while just to see what the doctor will be looking at when I go in to see her.

[palerider]

Is it possible to get ResScan working with the FlashAir card in the same way as SleepyHead?

short answer: No.

long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

take the card and put it in your computer, resscan will *only* read data from temporary mounted drives.

you can stick a usb drive in your computer and copy the data from wherever you see it on the flashair to he usb drive, then resscan will happily read it....

resscan is for masochists anyway. *blech*