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Damn.. The upload dodged up.. I re-uploaded the build.

You may need to shift click on it / clear browser cache/ whatever..

Sorry about that.

ok I think clearing the cache did it. I think Im back where I was at least

Still not working?

Dates:
Custom
One Week
One Month
By Mode
By Device
By Pressure Change (would be nice but not necessary)

Cool ideas Slinky

If you clicked on/selected By Mode/Device/Pressure change, what would you expect to be on the summary screen?

I take it By Mode you mean it to filter the results ..? They are easy to implement if thats what you mean.

By Device? (Do you mean by machine? if so that would require multiple machine data to be merged into one "Days" stream. A good idea but not possible just yet. Right now machines are separate entities, and hold their own list of Day information. I'm gonna need to think harder on that one when Oximeter stuff comes back into play. (I've already solved some of those issues in a previous version))

The last one intrigues me a bit.
For example, do you mean display a graph of Pressure averages for each different pressure value that has been used?

jedimark wrote:Still not working?

If you are talking to me....I am good, just ask around

jedimark wrote:I would like to get my hands on some M-Series data to compare the differences between it and System One.

M series uses a smart card. Unfortunately, the card doesn't show up as a disk, so I can't find the data.

I think there's some programs that will allow you to see the raw data files, but I haven't messed with them yet.

Just thinking about that merging machines issue.. It's easier than I first thought.. I just have to add another Day List that holds a List of machines with data sessions available on that day, keeping the Machine's own Day list as an index.

That would mean people who have changed machines could still look through their daily history without caring what machine the data is coming from. (Which was the orignal plan)

The other case, allowing someone to look at multiple peoples data is then handled through profiles (which is what it was designed for)

arch: Darn.. that's a shame...

If anyone finds out any more about the raw data stuff I'd like to know.

jedimark wrote:Cool ideas Slinky

If you clicked on/selected By Mode/Device/Pressure change, what would you expect to be on the summary screen?
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Custom = set the date or dates we want to look over
Mode = CPAP, Spontaneous, Auto (Resmed VPAP Auto choices)
Device - Resmed S8 Elite, S8 AutoSet Vantage, VPAP Auto; PR SystemOne Pro, PR S1 Auto, PR S1 BPAP, etc. etc. OR 2 of the same model PAPs differentiated by their serial number, i.e. defective device replaced by same model
Pressure = whenever you change your pressure setting; for instance IPAP 13, EPAP 8 to IPAP 14, EPAP 9, etc., etc.

And I'd like a spot on the main page to write in any therapy setting changes I made from time to time and a way to "mark" them so that I could easily find that day's/night's page of data.

I've started with extending multiple machine support. Daily view is already done.. (I was almost there already.) So next release, you will be able to browse through all your cpap history as if it was one machine. I added an option in the View Menu to toggle displaying serial numbers in the Information Panel.. To lessen the confusion when the model numbers are the same.

Now I will start on making the summary stuff work with this.

I axed the Machine menu (it's no longer necessary this way).. I could add an list of machines beneath the Info Panel (daily tab) to jump between machines in history if anyone feels it's important?

In the place of Machine menu is now a Profiles menu... A temporary drop-down to select (& eventually create) profiles.

I'm not highly favouring the login screen idea, as this sucks badly in EncorePro. I personally like the idea being able to change profile at will without "logging out" (selecting a different group of machine data in the process).
I'm open to suggestions though.

I still need to decide what happens when someone tries to load someone else's data over the top, creating conflicting days with the same machine class (the classes are PAP, Oximeter, Sleepstage, Manual.) I'm figuring the best course of action is to raise an error message, and roll back and abort that entire import. (Which will force the user to create another profile for stuffing around in, and not trash their main profile)

Any thoughts..?

jedimark wrote:I'm not highly favouring the login screen idea, as this sucks badly in EncorePro. I personally like the idea being able to change profile at will without "logging out" (selecting a different group of machine data in the process).
I'm open to suggestions though.

So be it. Sleep deprived people have troubles with memory as it is....what is it I was saying? O I agree, make it easy, no passwords are needed.

jedimark wrote:I still need to decide what happens when someone tries to load someone else's data over the top, creating conflicting days with the same machine class (the classes are PAP, Oximeter, Sleepstage, Manual.) I'm figuring the best course of action is to raise an error message, and roll back and abort that entire import. (Which will force the user to create another profile for stuffing around in, and not trash their main profile)

Any thoughts..?

An error msg should be sufficient.... "Did you mean to botch you data? Import aborted".

GumbyCT wrote:

archangle wrote:I've got an M series machine, so I think I can't use the program for now.

However, let me throw out a "Bravo!" for doing this.

It would be great if he could get the older machines to work with this SleepHead SW later. Hooraah!!

Oh, yeah!!!!

jedimark wrote:I would like to get my hands on some M-Series data to compare the differences between it and System One.

I have PLENTY of data from my M Series Pro. How do I get it to you?

Okay, an update.. I haven't pushed these online yet, I'm just letting you know the progress for now. I made some pretty major changes today under the hood.

I have completely reworked the way day objects (containing the CPAP sessions) are handled. The user profile (the top-most part of the program) now holds a day index too, as opposed to just having the machine record having access to this data..

What this means is, if you have data from several machines you've replaced over time, you don't have to change machine records to get to it. Just browse the date, and the program figures out the right machine. Previous data will be included in the summary report as if it was one machine.

The only catch is you can not have two PAP (CPAP/BIPAP/APAP/etc) machines using the same day in the one profile. If tried, the data importer will tell you that it's not possible and safely roll back the import. Supporting multiple peoples machines will require a separate profile each.

This now opens the way however, to have multiple machines of different types on the same day. Eg, Oximeter or Sleep Stage data. (when I get around to writing the loaders for them) I could also use a Machine object to track manual stuff, like tracking your weight, journal/notes, glucose measurements, etc..

I have activated the date range features in summary. As of now, it has 4 (radio button) ranges: Everything, Last Week, Last Month, and Custom.. Custom activates the two date entry boxes, defining the start and end of the range. "Everything" may need taming down in huge data sets.. It looks okay with a years worth of data.. I wouldn't want to push more than that (it will work, it will just look ugly)

It's stable enough for me to upload if anyone's game, I just haven't decided/not sure what to do with the Machine info in Summary tab, since technically there could be multiple machines now. I have just disabled it for now.