Newbie with wireless oximeter question

I just started cpap and they gave me a very plain machine with no software capabilities. I am interested to rent or purchase an oximeter. At the sleep lab they used one where the finger device was attached to the meter with a cable. Are there models with finger device reporting wireless to the meter?

Thanks for your help.

Doing an internet search provides several models, Cindy, including one by Nonin. Others are from start-ups and companies I didn't recognize. None of the oximeters are what I'd call truly wireless, as they all seem to use a finger-probe unit in conjunction with a wrist-band unit. Also, don't expect to get one cheap. None of the ones I saw are geared toward the consumer market.

Regards,
Bill

Do you really anticipate that one wire will cause you that much trouble? The problem I would see is that the wireless unit would have to have a fair amount of battery to keep the led(s) lit all night - and to transmit.

I really hate programming for Windows - I have spent hours on trying to deal with one stupid net2 configuration issue, and I am giving up and going back to basics. On Linux I would have had a program written to timestamp beat-to-beat output for the N-200 - hours ago. Windows, well, the so-called easy to use Visual C++ Express Edition is just plain painful.