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Thanks RogerSC it installed OK, now all I got to do is find an SD card. Jack_Russel_FAN where did you get your SD card?

I've been following all the twists and turns plus the capable response, very interesting. I don't really need the wireless xfer since I only check my data once a week (or less), but I think it's cool that you are doing this because some folks have to stay on top of their therapy day by day. <clapping>

I assume any brand class 10 wireless SD card will work, is that correct?

squid13 wrote:I assume any brand class 10 wireless SD card will work, is that correct?

NO. It is only tested with the exact models he specified in the OP. Note these are not common cards. There is another brand which most likely will not work as it is a different type of setup.

The cards he has mentioned have been seen on Amazon. There are several links for both

http://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-Flash-Wir ... B00GEBTFNM

http://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-Flash-Wir ... B00GEBTH80

BTW 32GB is way over kill for this considering a 2GB will hold an entire year of data.

I just bought this one on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-Flash-Air ... ass+10+8GB

mrog wrote:

Guest wrote:Would you know if this card will work? It is a Class 10.
Toshiba Secure Digital 16GB Class 10 UHS-I High Capacity SDHC Memory Card (PFS016U-1DCK)

That card doesn't have the necessary WIFI hardware built in, so it wouldn't work.

oh yea right wi-fi needed

Tom,

Thanks for putting this together. I was able to install the software, configure the card, and once inserted in my PR System One REMStar 60 Series Auto I do see the SleepMaster SSID available. When I launch the software and click on Step 1 Connect to Wireless SD Card is it supposed to connect to the SleepMaster WiFi network? It did not, but I was able to connect manually using the default password. It appears to be connected but Step 2, verifying the data, doesn't display the data folder in the browser. If I try to continue anyway it fails with a wireless error.

Update: I checked my IP config on the wireless interface on my computer. The default gateway is 192.168.0.1 and my IP is .11. If I go to http://192.168.0.1 I can see the web server and FlashAir interface and browse the files. A workaround I found was to edit C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts to include a pointer to the host SleepMaster on the default gateway IP 192.168.0.1. Once I did the program worked flawlessly.

Thanks again.

uvabigm,

Thanks for trying Sleep Master and especially for the feedback!

Glad you found a work-around. In the version you have, it is necessary to log onto the wireless manually on the "first run".

I will be releasing a new version shortly which solves this problem and introduces several new features. I will post here when
I release it.

Feedback is appreciated, on the blog, by PM or by email!

Tom

I think I screwed up my new Toshiba WiFi card. It had files on it but the instructions said install a blank formatted card so I formatted it and naturally those files are now gone. I think one was a Lan file. I figured maybe you rewrote some new files during the setup but all it did was kill my wireless system to the point that I had to reinstall it. I guess I should have not formatted it. Is there someway to get those files back that were on the new card?

squid13 wrote:I think I screwed up my new Toshiba WiFi card.

sorry to hear that.

I went to Toshiba and downloaded the firmware for that card and installed it and now the files are back. There were 3 files DCIM which has a jpg image in it, GUPIXINF which has icons in it and a SD_WLAN which has this in it [Vendor]

CIPATH=/DCIM/100__TSB/FA000001.JPG
APPMODE=4
APPNETWORKKEY=********
VERSION=F19BAW3AW2.00.03
CID=02544d535730384708cd8bac7800e601
PRODUCT=FlashAir
VENDOR=TOSHIBA
I followed his instructions and it killed my wireless system. He said he has a new version out soon so I think I'll wait for it.

squid13 wrote:I went to Toshiba and downloaded the firmware for that card and installed it and now the files are back.

well, I'm sure jrf will tell you what to do

I'll just sit back and wait for the new version. You shouldn't have to do a whole bunch of stuff to the card or the computer just to install a program.

squid13 wrote:I'll just sit back and wait for the new version. You shouldn't have to do a whole bunch of stuff to the card or the computer just to install a program.

this is kinda the bleeding edge state

Please palerider, all you are doing is confusing squid. Please allow me to support my own program!

It is important to follow the on screen instructions carefully. All necessary card configuration is done by Sleep Master. After moving the card the S9, you need to do a full data copy to restore the card configuration. Removing the card from the S9 before this is done will not work!

Please, ask the knowing and PM me if you need help!