S10 sdcard, remote wireless data transmission

palerider wrote:Page 20 on my copy of the combined airsense manual:

365 days of summary data.

Detailed and high res data "Limited by usage and SD card storage capacity" So, limited by the size of the card.

Thanks...different manuals...different contents. I probably have that same manual somewhere and that's where I saw what you were talking about but the manual at the reference linked I posted doesn't seem to contain that wording and is of course on a different page.
I have several manuals downloaded but choose to use the one above because it's something I have save for easy quick reference.

Awhile back, I read that someone was having problems with their Toshiba Aircard getting very hot. Was this just an occasional problem? I remember I chose to delay at the time since my machine was still under warranty, but I want to revisit that. Anybody?

I have been using a Toshiba FlashAir in my ResMed machine for over a year, and haven't had an issue...

palerider wrote:

feeling_better wrote:

palerider wrote:

feeling_better wrote:

Pugsy wrote:Just get the smallest/cheapest SD card that you can get and it will be a lot bigger than you will ever need but those small 2 GB cards are getting scarce (and pricey if found) and it doesn't hurt a thing to have a lot more available on the card than you need.
The last one I got (lost a card) was a cheap Sandisk card at WalMart and it was 8 GB and it works just fine.

You implied this So the max S10 uses is also 2GB just like S9?

No, the s10 will keep saving data till the card fills up, read the manual.

I checked thru the clinician manual in all sections dealing with the sdcard. Sorry I did not see anything to the effect it would use until the card fills up. Could you please help by pointing out which page? Thanks.

Page 20 on my copy of the combined airsense manual:

365 days of summary data.

Detailed and high res data "Limited by usage and SD card storage capacity" So, limited by the size of the card.

Thank you, pale rider. [That was not in the Clinician manual I was looking at.] In spite of that, the os of the system usually imposes a max size limit it can use. It was that limited it to 2GB in S9. I am sure somebody here who has been using it for sometime, a year or more, when downloading the card into a clean installed sleepy head would have seen how many days detailed high data...

In any case, this is not a big deal for almost all users. Thanks again, palerider.

Pugsy wrote:

palerider wrote:Page 29 on my copy of the combined airsense manual:

365 days of summary data.

Detailed and high res data "Limited by usage and SD card storage capacity" So, limited by the size of the card.

Thanks...different manuals...different contents. I probably have that same manual somewhere and that's where I saw what you were talking about but the manual at the reference linked I posted doesn't seem to contain that wording and is of course on a different page.
I have several manuals downloaded but choose to use the one above because it's something I have save for easy quick reference.

Um, it's actually on the same page of the manual you linked,... it's over on the right, under '356' (for summary data)... where it's easy to miss. (when I said page 20, that was a typo, meant 29)

feeling_better wrote:In spite of that, the os of the system usually imposes a max size limit it can use. It was that limited it to 2GB in S9.

There's no 2gb limit on the S9.

MANY people use larger than 2gb cards in the S9, I put a 64gig card in mine just to see what it would do, it formatted it and used it.

SewTired wrote:Awhile back, I read that someone was having problems with their Toshiba Aircard getting very hot. Was this just an occasional problem?

The AirFlash does run hot and heats up the AirSense 10 left top corner where it resides but does not seem to result in any problem.
I did have trouble with the AirFlash limited wifi range and needed to add a hotspot just for its use so it would work reliably.

palerider wrote:

feeling_better wrote:In spite of that, the os of the system usually imposes a max size limit it can use. It was that limited it to 2GB in S9.

There's no 2gb limit on the S9.

MANY people use larger than 2gb cards in the S9, I put a 64gig card in mine just to see what it would do, it formatted it and used it.

That is good to know! With the 64G, when you take the card to the computer, you probably see a few years worth of detailed data?

On the windows, how many GB is shown as used? Thanks.

feeling_better wrote:

palerider wrote:

feeling_better wrote:In spite of that, the os of the system usually imposes a max size limit it can use. It was that limited it to 2GB in S9.

There's no 2gb limit on the S9.

MANY people use larger than 2gb cards in the S9, I put a 64gig card in mine just to see what it would do, it formatted it and used it.

That is good to know! With the 64G, when you take the card to the computer, you probably see a few years worth of detailed data?

No, because the s9 deletes summary data after a year, detailed after 30 days, and high rate after 7 days.