SD Card

[henkejs]

My machine is set to use a cellular connection to transmit data to my sleep medicine people. I get to see only the limited data displayed by the myAir app. If I insert an SD card to collect more detailed data, will that interrupt the cell connection? Thanks.

[Dog Slobber]

You can keep an SD Card in it just fine.

Sounds like you have a ResMed, I and a lot of members keep an SD Card in our devices. The Cell connection works fine and detail data for importing into OSCAR works good as well.

[LSAT]

My machine is set to use a cellular connection to transmit data to my sleep medicine people. I get to see only the limited data displayed by the myAir app. If I insert an SD card to collect more detailed data, will that interrupt the cell connection? Thanks.

There is lots of detailed information (more than MyAir) on your machine's sleep report screen. To get all the detail your setting for Essentials must be PLUS.

[henkejs]

Thanks for the replies. My machine is set to Essentials: Plus, but for the really detailed data it sounds like I need an SD card so I can load it into OSCAR. I was just concerned that using the card might disable the cellular transmission.

[Okie bipap]

The cellular module and the SD card are totally independent. The sleep lab we use does not use the cellular data. They look at the data on the SD card every six months. The only time anyone looked at the cellular data was the DME when they tried to verify I was using the machine so the insurance would pay them for it. Once I got past the compliance phase, they never looked at it again.

[swjones214]

What the heck is “Oscar”?

[zonker]

What the heck is “Oscar”?

welcome to the zoo! oscar is a free software program that runs on mac,linux and windows. it will show you a breakdown of events that make up your ahi.

see the links in my sig for more information.

[palerider]

What the heck is “Oscar”?

See below, and read the first post on the forum, the one that says "READ THIS BEFORE POSTING"