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I know Jedimark abandoned Sleepyhead 1.1 because their current database needs a complete redesign to be supported as problem-free. This might be what we are seeing here.

prodigyplace wrote: ↑

Tue May 07, 2019 2:26 am

I know Jedimark abandoned Sleepyhead 1.1 because their current database needs a complete redesign to be supported as problem-free. This might be what we are seeing here.

That's certainly what he said...

prodigyplace wrote: ↑

Tue May 07, 2019 2:26 am

I know Jedimark abandoned Sleepyhead 1.1 because their current database needs a complete redesign to be supported as problem-free. This might be what we are seeing here.

I'm more inclined to think that it's something about my data - meaning on my SD card. I went 9 months without seeing this. And now it looks like it's something I'm going to see every once in awhile. If this were happening with any regularity among the members here, I'm sure we'd be seeing posts about it.

Just wish I'd noted all the details better; there were other things that showed up, and while I think *maybe* I remember some of them - that's not good enough. Ill just end up sending someone on a wild goose chase.

Dave Wise wrote: ↑

Mon May 13, 2019 10:37 am

If this is interesting, I can work up a more detailed report.

The bane of software developers is non-detailed reports...

I won't say that there's no such thing as "too much detail" but that's really hard to imagine...

The more detail, the easier it is to duplicate the bug, and thus be on the path to fixing it.

Palerider you hit the nail on the head with detailed reports. One software developer, (that comes to mind) Chet Simpson and his former message board admin, Donna demanded detailed reports on why the YTunnelPro software crashed , etc for a user. With the detailed reports, it helped make the program run better and they were able to add more features. I hope that this becomes the case for OSCAR, so that it can give us better details on our sleeping patterns.

Here's a feature that dropped out in SH1.1 that I'd like to see brought back to life.

On the Statistics tab, Changes to Prescription section, there was a horizontal gray bar that followed the mouse pointer as you moved up and down the screen vertically. Couple of things I liked about this:

1) User could shift+click on that line, and would be taken to the overview charts for that time period - very handy. And then of course, shift+click on any day to go to the Daily tab for that day. (<-- this still works).

2) Makes it very easy for my eyes to stay on the correct line.

Nice navigational/interface tool. Would be nice to have it back.

Hello.

Just downloaded the app and imported the data from SD - So far great - I have the RESMED S10 AUTOSET machine.

One piece of data that I don't find is the MASK ON/OFF event. the myair app reports the number of times the mask was off and on. Is this data available in OSCAR?

Regards.

Carlos Sosa

cacososa wrote: ↑

Thu May 16, 2019 4:04 pm

Hello.

Just downloaded the app and imported the data from SD - So far great - I have the RESMED S10 AUTOSET machine.

One piece of data that I don't find is the MASK ON/OFF event. the myair app reports the number of times the mask was off and on. Is this data available in OSCAR?

Regards.

Carlos Sosa

Welcome to the forum.

Mask on/off counting is a function of how many sessions you end up having...on/off creates a break in the therapy and will create a new session.
Scroll down below the statistics and you will see the number of sessions as well when the session shows the time for when you turned the machine off and on. This should equal your mask off/on numbers.

cacososa wrote: ↑

Thu May 16, 2019 4:04 pm

One piece of data that I don't find is the MASK ON/OFF event. the myair app reports the number of times the mask was off and on. Is this data available in OSCAR?

Indirectly, yes. Each on/off pair reported by MyAir is called a "session" in OSCAR. Look at the bottom of the Daily page and you will see bars there showing how long each session was. In this example, there were two sessions, corresponding to MASK ON/OFF report of 2 in MyAir.

Speaking of the Sessions bar, there's a minor bug. If you have CPAP Data on day N-1 and only oximeter data on day N, when you scroll to day N, the Sessions bar will display the CPAP sessions of day N-1. It should probably show blank since day N has no CPAP. Or maybe it could display an "oximeter-only" session or something.

I'm certain you have more important errors to correct.
These, however, just jumped off the page at me.

Environment: MacBook Pro 2014, maxOS Mojave 10.14.4

Thank you all for maintaining this great product!

Dave Wise wrote: ↑

Fri May 17, 2019 9:12 am

Speaking of the Sessions bar, there's a minor bug. If you have CPAP Data on day N-1 and only oximeter data on day N, when you scroll to day N, the Sessions bar will display the CPAP sessions of day N-1. It should probably show blank since day N has no CPAP. Or maybe it could display an "oximeter-only" session or something.

Thanks. It's a general problem that the session bar is not removed when there is no session data.

deforeman wrote: ↑

Fri May 17, 2019 10:06 am

I'm certain you have more important errors to correct.
These, however, just jumped off the page at me.

Environment: MacBook Pro 2014, maxOS Mojave 10.14.4

Thanks for the report. If you select Monthly instead of Standard at the bottom of the Statistics window, what happens to the Average Pressure figures?

The install for Ubuntu Linux has an error in it.

If there is no "/home/username/Desktop/OSCAR" ... directory the install program will create a file with that name .... not a directory, and the install will fail.

I am using Ubuntu/Linux Mint 19.1 Tessa Xfce Edition and it originally did not have a desktop file or directory.

With the help of PR ... he found the problem and helped me fix it and finish the install.

I deleted the FILE "Desktop" and created a FOLDER named "Desktop"