Sleep Master Wireless XPAP data transfer

mdemers800 wrote:I know this thread is a bit old, so I am not sure if this is the right place to post this question....

I have been trying to get my flashcard to work in Station mode. It is a Toshiba W-03 16GB

mdemers800 wrote:I can see the Mac address of the FlashAir in my device list, but it is not reporting a IP address with it, so the IP address assignement statement does not appear to be working.

lawr1000 wrote:Have you tried FlashPAP using the manual address 192.168.1.169? Does that address match your home network?

mdemers800 wrote:In my Flashpap config, I have DHCP on. In the Sleep Master, I have it off and have assigned an IP address (changed it to 192.168.1.175). It is strange as the Flashpap (DHCP) config seems to generate an IP of 192.168.0.1, which is not in my DHCP range of my router which is 192.168.1.2 - 198.168.1.200. But I can get the FlashAir web page to come up when I put in 192.168.0.1 in as a url address and the flashpap AP mode config is working with that IP.

My router has a "static DHCP" list, where I can associate a Mac Addresses, a Static IP address and a text name. I do that for most of my permanent devices on my network, so I can always see what is online by name, without having DHCP values changing all the time. Guest devices come on the network with DHCP addresses. So I did assign the FlashAir as a static DHCP address associated with the Flashair Mac address in the sleep master config. Still, it does not show up with that IP address in my device list.

This is all moot. If you can show me a working station mode config of flashpap, I will just clone it and forget the rest.

[WLANSD]

DHCP_Enabled=YES

[Vendor]

PRODUCT=FlashAir
VENDOR=Toshiba
APPMODE=5
APPSSID=Lawrence
APPNETWORKKEY=*********************************
NOISE_CANCEL=2
APPAUTOTIME=0
STA_RETRY_CT=0
LOCK=1

lawr1000 wrote:Your FlashPAP config file is missing the "[WLANSD]" section and that is where the "DHCP_Enabled=YES" should be.

Krelvin wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 16, 2015 1:54 pm

Islandwoman wrote:Can you please explain how this works? A modem of some sort? From machine to computer I expect. Does it work with Sleepyhead? Brief but I am getting over pneumonia(I hope).

You will need to purchase a Toshiba FlashAir WiFi SDCard that is supported.
The workstation that has sleepyhead on it, needs to have WiFi support or if using Station Mode, a connection to the Access Point that has WiFi.
When configured, you will run Sleep Master:
- Will connect to the SDCard using WiFi
- Will obtain what files have changed since last process
- Will copy those files to your workstation.
After that is complete, you use SleepyHead to import those files in just like you do now with an SDcard, but now you will point to the folder/directory that contains the new downloaded files (typically something like C:\Resmed depending on your machine type)



The entire process takes less than 30 seconds typically and you never have to take the SDCard out of the Xpap again to get new data.

jhuckabyjr wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 08, 2019 7:06 pm

Well, I purchased a Toshiba FlashAir card, and this has been the most frustrating thing to try to set this up. Are there any clear instructions anywhere on how to load or install this?

I use a desktop computer in my study that is wired by an ethernet cable to my wireless router on the desk. I have a Flashair card to put in my Airsense. Would this set up work to import data from my Airsense10 auto?

Thank you