WiFi SD cards
WiFi SD cards
With a machine that uses a SD card can a WiFi card make it possible to download to a computer downstairs without removing it? (have Wifi coverage throughout home.)
I'm still trying to decide if I want to switch to the Dreamstation.
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Who is getting mad at Doc because 3/18/16 Doc said she wanted to change settings from 6mm CPAP to to APAP 8mm-20mm The RT put me on APAP secretly ( ) & it helps but I still have AHI's 2-3 & REri .75-1 I called Doc yesterday to remind her to send the order but...... AARGH
I'm still trying to decide if I want to switch to the Dreamstation.
Pup
Who is getting mad at Doc because 3/18/16 Doc said she wanted to change settings from 6mm CPAP to to APAP 8mm-20mm The RT put me on APAP secretly ( ) & it helps but I still have AHI's 2-3 & REri .75-1 I called Doc yesterday to remind her to send the order but...... AARGH
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under my bed.
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Re: WiFi SD cards
HUH ?
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Re: WiFi SD cards
My understanding is most people who have gone this route use the Toshiba Flashair series of cards. There's a program that sets up the card, but when I've tried it, it failed and I haven't gotten around to resolving the issue.
Hopefully others here will chime in and give us some better instructions...
Hopefully others here will chime in and give us some better instructions...
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Re: WiFi SD cards
Note cpap machines by themselves do not support WiFi.Pupcake wrote:With a machine that uses a SD card can a WiFi card make it possible to download to a computer downstairs without removing it? (have Wifi coverage throughout home.)
Bottom of this page before has info about 2 software programs that can transfer data using WiFi sdcards
https://sleep.tnet.com/equipment
Both only work with specific bands and models off Toshiba FlashAir cards.
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Re: WiFi SD cards
I use a Toshiba FlashAir SD card in my bipap machine and FlashPap software on my computer to transfer data from my bipap to an SD card in my computer. I then read and interpret the data using Sleepyhead software. I have been using this set up for almost five months without any problems. Using this method, I can also look at the data using Rescan software if I want to.
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Re: WiFi SD cards
I use a Toshiba Flash Air wireless card with SleepMaster software (Windows version). Once I got everything set up, it has worked flawlessly. I love being able to boot up my laptop in the morning and see my SleepyHead report in just a few clicks!
I'm not terribly tech savvy so I had some challenges getting it set up, but I was able to do it without asking for assistance by perusing this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=103235&st=0&sk=t&sd ... ireless+sd
I'm not terribly tech savvy so I had some challenges getting it set up, but I was able to do it without asking for assistance by perusing this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=103235&st=0&sk=t&sd ... ireless+sd
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Re: WiFi SD cards
Sounds like it will work, Most wifi SD cards are for cameras and my sleepyhead data can't be as big as a Jpeg.
Pup
Pup
The monsters were never
under my bed.
Because the monsters
were inside my head.
under my bed.
Because the monsters
were inside my head.
Re: WiFi SD cards
Only specific WiFi cards are supported. You need to research which application you are going to use and only get the cards it supports.Pupcake wrote:Sounds like it will work, Most wifi SD cards are for cameras and my sleepyhead data can't be as big as a Jpeg.
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Re: WiFi SD cards
Pretty quickly you should learn to monitor your therapy and control the machine settings. All of the regulars here do this.Pupcake wrote:Who is getting mad at Doc because 3/18/16 Doc said she wanted to change settings from 6mm CPAP to to APAP 8mm-20mm The RT put me on APAP secretly ( ) & it helps but I still have AHI's 2-3 & REri .75-1 I called Doc yesterday to remind her to send the order but...... AARGH
Re: WiFi SD cards
I didn't/don't really care if a certain application can connect directly to the card or not. All I really need is a way to grab the data files without having to remove the card. With the Toshiba FlashAir 3 I can browse to the files I need and just grab them, either through windows explorer or a web browser. It seemed a little tricky to set up but still worth it.Krelvin wrote:Only specific WiFi cards are supported. You need to research which application you are going to use and only get the cards it supports.
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