SleepyHead Test Build for Mac OS X

Is there a manual online anywhere - or anything explaining what I'm looking at now that I have the software up and running? I'm lost

By the way, if you are collecting stats on what machines/OSes your software runs on, mine is a brand new MacBook Pro 17 inch running Lion and I'm using a SanDisk ExpressCard reader (this one: http://tinyurl.com/43ch7gq) to get to my SD card - all working well.

Here's the /dev listing with the CMS50-E oximeter plugged in and turned on. I believe cu.SpO2-DevB and tty.SpO2-DevB are entries from when I had it connected by BlueTooth. I hope that helps!

Dadgars-MacBook:dev Scott$ ls
afsc_type5 ptywa
auditpipe ptywb
auditsessions ptywc
autofs ptywd
autofs_control ptywe
autofs_homedirmounter ptywf
autofs_notrigger random
autofs_nowait rdisk0
bpf0 rdisk0s1
bpf1 rdisk0s2
bpf2 rdisk0s3
bpf3 sdt
console stderr
cu.Bluetooth-Modem stdin
cu.Bluetooth-PDA-Sync stdout
cu.SLAB_USBtoUART systrace
cu.SerialPort tty
cu.SpO2-DevB tty.Bluetooth-Modem
cu.eb500-A7SerialPort-1 tty.Bluetooth-PDA-Sync
disk0 tty.SLAB_USBtoUART
disk0s1 tty.SerialPort
disk0s2 tty.SpO2-DevB
disk0s3 tty.eb500-A7SerialPort-1
dtrace ttyp0
dtracehelper ttyp1
fbt ttyp2
fd ttyp3
fsevents ttyp4
io8log ttyp5
io8logmt ttyp6
klog ttyp7
lockstat ttyp8
machtrace ttyp9
nsmb0 ttypa
null ttypb
pf ttypc
pmCPUClient ttypd
profile ttype
ptmx ttypf
ptyp0 ttyq0
ptyp1 ttyq1
ptyp2 ttyq2
ptyp3 ttyq3
ptyp4 ttyq4
ptyp5 ttyq5
ptyp6 ttyq6
ptyp7 ttyq7
ptyp8 ttyq8
ptyp9 ttyq9
ptypa ttyqa
ptypb ttyqb
ptypc ttyqc
ptypd ttyqd
ptype ttyqe
ptypf ttyqf
ptyq0 ttyr0
ptyq1 ttyr1
ptyq2 ttyr2
ptyq3 ttyr3
ptyq4 ttyr4
ptyq5 ttyr5
ptyq6 ttyr6
ptyq7 ttyr7
ptyq8 ttyr8
ptyq9 ttyr9
ptyqa ttyra
ptyqb ttyrb
ptyqc ttyrc
ptyqd ttyrd
ptyqe ttyre
ptyqf ttyrf
ptyr0 ttys0
ptyr1 ttys000
ptyr2 ttys1
ptyr3 ttys2
ptyr4 ttys3
ptyr5 ttys4
ptyr6 ttys5
ptyr7 ttys6
ptyr8 ttys7
ptyr9 ttys8
ptyra ttys9
ptyrb ttysa
ptyrc ttysb
ptyrd ttysc
ptyre ttysd
ptyrf ttyse
ptys0 ttysf
ptys1 ttyt0
ptys2 ttyt1
ptys3 ttyt2
ptys4 ttyt3
ptys5 ttyt4
ptys6 ttyt5
ptys7 ttyt6
ptys8 ttyt7
ptys9 ttyt8
ptysa ttyt9
ptysb ttyta
ptysc ttytb
ptysd ttytc
ptyse ttytd
ptysf ttyte
ptyt0 ttytf
ptyt1 ttyu0
ptyt2 ttyu1
ptyt3 ttyu2
ptyt4 ttyu3
ptyt5 ttyu4
ptyt6 ttyu5
ptyt7 ttyu6
ptyt8 ttyu7
ptyt9 ttyu8
ptyta ttyu9
ptytb ttyua
ptytc ttyub
ptytd ttyuc
ptyte ttyud
ptytf ttyue
ptyu0 ttyuf
ptyu1 ttyv0
ptyu2 ttyv1
ptyu3 ttyv2
ptyu4 ttyv3
ptyu5 ttyv4
ptyu6 ttyv5
ptyu7 ttyv6
ptyu8 ttyv7
ptyu9 ttyv8
ptyua ttyv9
ptyub ttyva
ptyuc ttyvb
ptyud ttyvc
ptyue ttyvd
ptyuf ttyve
ptyv0 ttyvf
ptyv1 ttyw0
ptyv2 ttyw1
ptyv3 ttyw2
ptyv4 ttyw3
ptyv5 ttyw4
ptyv6 ttyw5
ptyv7 ttyw6
ptyv8 ttyw7
ptyv9 ttyw8
ptyva ttyw9
ptyvb ttywa
ptyvc ttywb
ptyvd ttywc
ptyve ttywd
ptyvf ttywe
ptyw0 ttywf
ptyw1 urandom
ptyw2 vboxdrv
ptyw3 vmmon
ptyw4 vn0
ptyw5 vn1
ptyw6 vn2
ptyw7 vn3
ptyw8 zero
ptyw9

A new alpha test build for Mac OS X is available here:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/sleepyh ... %20Builds/

This one is packaged as a DMG file and should allow drag-and-drop installation.

Mark has implemented Preferences and added some basic instructions to the Welcome page.

Lots of changes have been made. Since this is still alpha level, you should expect missing features and lots of bugs. Please report all problems encountered so that Mark can fix the bugs. (I'm just a tester, not a programmer.)

Although SleepyHead is read-only when accessing your SD card, it is a good idea to move the little switch to the locked position whenever you remove the SD card from your PAP machine. (Remember to move the switch back to the unlocked position before you put it back into your machine.) SleepyHead can also read the data from a folder on your computer. It is a good idea to back up your data to your computer, at least once a week, in a separate folder for each backup; ResMed stores only 7 days of the most detailed flow data and will erase such data when it is older than 7 days. Also, since SleepyHead is still alpha level, the database format may still change, and all data previously imported into SleepyHead may be lost. Back up your data outside SleepyHead.

Please advise immediately if you cannot mount the DMG file on your mac, or if you cannot start SleepyHead after dragging and dropping it into your Applications folder.

If you have not done so already, please subscribe to the sleepyhead-devel mailing list here:

https://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=513997

Mark uses the mailing list to announce significant developments.

rogerconnelly wrote:Is there a manual online anywhere - or anything explaining what I'm looking at now that I have the software up and running? I'm lost

You might start with the clinician's manual for your machine and the CPAP Wiki (lightbulb) at the very top of this page. They will explain a lot of the fundamental concepts and get you oriented. In short, you want to get your AHI below 5.0; the lower the better.

Breathe Jimbo wrote:A new alpha test build for Mac OS X is available here:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/sleepyh ... %20Builds/

Yikes, the dmg mounted and I dragged it into Application, but trying to run it gave a crash dump that is huge. Do you want these pasted into the forum here? or sent by email to Mark?

milw wrote:

Breathe Jimbo wrote:A new alpha test build for Mac OS X is available here:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/sleepyh ... %20Builds/

Yikes, the dmg mounted and I dragged it into Application, but trying to run it gave a crash dump that is huge. Do you want these pasted into the forum here? or sent by email to Mark?

Darn.. :-/

The mailing lists a good place for posting that stuff.. (text only, it's very naggy about attachments unfortunately) This forum is kinda getting too much nerdy stuff taking over already..

Find the mailing list here, (you gotta do a little menu navigation:) http://www.sf.net/projects/sleepyhead

milw wrote:Yikes, the dmg mounted and I dragged it into Application, but trying to run it gave a crash dump that is huge. Do you want these pasted into the forum here? or sent by email to Mark?

I got an error message about timing out when I uploaded the DMG file to sourceforge, but I was able to download, mount, drag and drop, and start the program without any problem, so I thought the error message was meaningless. Maybe that is the problem. Mark should be able to tell.

Anyone else have the same problem as milw? Anyone NOT have that problem?

Done. I have to switch off of digest mode to get the messages in more real time!
Nerdy? Who? Where?
edit... i'll look for that crash log too

Anyone able to run this new test version for mac?

The Mac builds that I'm linking in this thread should be self-contained and not require the Qt SDK on your Mac.

Note that 0.8.2-2 will crash if you don't delete the SleepApp folder located in /Users/youraccount/Documents/SleepApp

I didn't realize that this applied to Mac as well as Windows. You'll have to import your data again, so I'm keeping a full backup of my P-Series folder somewhere else.

milw wrote:Note that 0.8.2-2 will crash if you don't delete the SleepApp folder located in /Users/youraccount/Documents/SleepApp

I didn't realize that this applied to Mac as well as Windows. You'll have to import your data again, so I'm keeping a full backup of my P-Series folder somewhere else.

Applies to all builds.. 0.8.2 has a new database format.

I just added a warning message on first run to the source code to help catch this in future.

Versions 0.8.2 and beyond are capable of cleaning their own mess, provided I remember to increment the data version fields..

Hello all! New forum user here, just wanted to post a quick test report.

I installed SleepyHeadQT 0.8.2-2 on my new 27" iMac i7 last night, and it read the SD card from my ResMed S9 Elite just fine. I only had one day's data on the card, because I had attempted to use it with the ResScan software the day before (using Parallels) and had no success. I could never get ResScan to see the SD card at all. I think that I wiped most of the data from the card during those attempts.

Will check the card again in a couple days and see if it has data for multiple days.

Am I correct that SleepyHead copies the data from the card to ~/Documents/SleepApp, so I don't really need to worry about older data on the card?

Looks like the initial issues I saw are already in the bug tracker on SourceForge. Mostly it was the wierd rendering artifacts while scrolling, and the (mostly) illegible chart labels (left side).

I'm an experienced OS X and iOS developer, but I don't do C++ and know nothing about Qt, so I doubt I'll be able to help with SleepyHead. Sorry.

joe

I downloaded the new DMG file to my mac. It works fine. My data is kept on the desktop and I can access it.

Bobby269 wrote:I downloaded the new DMG file to my mac. It works fine.

Thanks for the report. It will be easier to distribute and install new drops this way.

Mark is taking a well-deserved break for a few days. In the meantime, we still need people to test the mac version, especially the oximetry functions, and report back with bugs, etc.