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In looking over Preferences in SleepyHead, I am trying to figure out if there is a way to add a Red Line to the Leaks graph in SleepyHead as appears in ResMed's ResScan software.

Any chance there is or will be a way to do this?

Thanks for all your great work on SleepyHead!!!

DoriC wrote:[quote="jedimark

Speaking of Pie Charts, I still don't have a pie chart, all I have is a ? where it should be. I have the option turned on but no luck! I'm using Windows XP on a fairly old 7yr old basic Dell PC. I'd really like that feature. Any advice?

If not, maybe there will be a graphics driver update for your computer around somewhere? (Let me know the model number of your machine and I'll go have a look for you)[/quote]

UPDATE! Instead of waiting for Mark, I got brave today and decided to poke around myself and I found all the links on how to update my graphics driver, installed it with no problem and lo and behold I now have my pie chart!! It's the little things in life! Thanks jedimark and Pugsy for leading me in the right direction!

Awesome!!

Well done Dori!

NateS wrote:In looking over Preferences in SleepyHead, I am trying to figure out if there is a way to add a Red Line to the Leaks graph in SleepyHead as appears in ResMed's ResScan software.

Any chance there is or will be a way to do this?

Thanks for all your great work on SleepyHead!!!

Red Line? Would a screenshot be possible?

I'm assuming your talking about some indication of some percentile or maximum value in the daily view..

Your not gonna find in stuff preferences that's hasn't been requested or written yet!

For any cool suggestions like this, please add them to the SleepyHead's IdeaTorrent (feature request) site:
http://sourceforge.net/apps/ideatorrent/sleepyhead/

I've never seen ResScan before, so I have no idea what ResMed users are really missing from SleepyHead.
I should mention I'm not simply trying clone to ResScan/Encore/etc.. so you won't find all the exact same features..

DoriC wrote:UPDATE! Instead of waiting for Mark, I got brave today and decided to poke around myself and I found all the links on how to update my graphics driver, installed it with no problem and lo and behold I now have my pie chart!! It's the little things in life! Thanks jedimark and Pugsy for leading me in the right direction!

Used Jedi mind trick to guide you, Mark did, hmmmm.

jedimark wrote:

NateS wrote:In looking over Preferences in SleepyHead, I am trying to figure out if there is a way to add a Red Line to the Leaks graph in SleepyHead as appears in ResMed's ResScan software.

Any chance there is or will be a way to do this?

Thanks for all your great work on SleepyHead!!!

Red Line? Would a screenshot be possible?

Okay - here is a daily and a day-by-day:





Thanks for your consideration!

Best regards, Nate

jedimark wrote:

NateS wrote:In looking over Preferences in SleepyHead, I am trying to figure out if there is a way to add a Red Line to the Leaks graph in SleepyHead as appears in ResMed's ResScan software.

Any chance there is or will be a way to do this?

Thanks for all your great work on SleepyHead!!!

Red Line? Would a screenshot be possible?

I'm assuming your talking about some indication of some percentile or maximum value in the daily view..

Your not gonna find in stuff preferences that's hasn't been requested or written yet!

For any cool suggestions like this, please add them to the SleepyHead's IdeaTorrent (feature request) site:
http://sourceforge.net/apps/ideatorrent/sleepyhead/

I've never seen ResScan before, so I have no idea what ResMed users are really missing from SleepyHead.
I should mention I'm not simply trying clone to ResScan/Encore/etc.. so you won't find all the exact same features..

Okay, I added it to suggestions in source forge. The red line may seem like a really simple thing, but for users of ResMed xPAP machines, it makes a really big difference in giving a quick eyeball impression as to how one is doing with Leaks compared to what ResMed consider acceptable.

Thanks, Nate

NateS wrote:

jedimark wrote:

NateS wrote:In looking over Preferences in SleepyHead, I am trying to figure out if there is a way to add a Red Line to the Leaks graph in SleepyHead as appears in ResMed's ResScan software.

Any chance there is or will be a way to do this?

Thanks for all your great work on SleepyHead!!!

Red Line? Would a screenshot be possible?

I'm assuming your talking about some indication of some percentile or maximum value in the daily view..

Your not gonna find in stuff preferences that's hasn't been requested or written yet!

For any cool suggestions like this, please add them to the SleepyHead's IdeaTorrent (feature request) site:
http://sourceforge.net/apps/ideatorrent/sleepyhead/

I've never seen ResScan before, so I have no idea what ResMed users are really missing from SleepyHead.
I should mention I'm not simply trying clone to ResScan/Encore/etc.. so you won't find all the exact same features..

Okay, I added it to suggestions in source forge. The red line may seem like a really simple thing, but for users of ResMed xPAP machines, it makes a really big difference in giving a quick eyeball impression as to how one is doing with Leaks compared to what ResMed consider acceptable.

Thanks, Nate

I can add a red line rather easy.. The question is where exactly would you like it put..

To me that looks like an median/average line..

I can use the Leak value matching whatever "Middle" setting in preferences?

jedimark wrote:I can add a red line rather easy.. The question is where exactly would you like it put..

To me that looks like an median/average line..

The red line is at 24 L/min. This is the line in the sand that ResMed says if we cross that much leak then therapy and event scoring can be impaired. Since ResMed reports only excess leak it is used as a general eyeball red line where if leak goes above that amount then all bets are off.

It isn't median or average..it is just a colored line at the 24 L/min mark. Though it does appear median due to scale. Here is one of mine from when I used a ResMed machine.



Same leak in SleepyHead

jedimark wrote:
I can add a red line rather easy.. The question is where exactly would you like it put..

To me that looks like an median/average line..

I can use the Leak value matching whatever "Middle" setting in preferences?

Okay, if you look at the two horrible examples posted way above as well as Pugsy's great graph just posted by her, the red line for all ResMed machine users is always at precisely 24 L/min.

If you can insert that in Preferences as an on/off option for all ResMed users, it would be very helpful for eyeballing.

Thanks so much for your consideration!

Nate

NateS wrote:

jedimark wrote:
I can add a red line rather easy.. The question is where exactly would you like it put..

To me that looks like an median/average line..

I can use the Leak value matching whatever "Middle" setting in preferences?

Okay, if you look at the two horrible examples posted way above as well as Pugsy's great graph just posted by her, the red line for all ResMed machine users is always at precisely 24 L/min.

If you can insert that in Preferences as an on/off option for all ResMed users, it would be very helpful for eyeballing.

Thanks so much for your consideration!

Nate

Ah okay, I get what you mean now. That's the magic value where the ResMed machine can't counter the leaks by altering the pressure accordingly..

jedimark wrote:

NateS wrote:

jedimark wrote:
I can add a red line rather easy.. The question is where exactly would you like it put..

To me that looks like an median/average line..

I can use the Leak value matching whatever "Middle" setting in preferences?

Okay, if you look at the two horrible examples posted way above as well as Pugsy's great graph just posted by her, the red line for all ResMed machine users is always at precisely 24 L/min.

If you can insert that in Preferences as an on/off option for all ResMed users, it would be very helpful for eyeballing.

Thanks so much for your consideration!

Nate

Ah okay, I get what you mean now. That's the magic value where the ResMed machine can't counter the leaks by altering the pressure accordingly..

Thats just the problem.
To much leak, and the pressure drops, and the apneaes comes like from a shutgun.
(gives you a hangover the next day without having had the party).


a really bad night with leak causing the pressure to drop.


and one of the better ones

By the way Sleepyhead runs much faster and elegantly than resscan.
Like the option to import data from Zeo,

greetings

georg

georg wrote:Thats just the problem.
To much leak, and the pressure drops, and the apneaes comes like from a shutgun.
(gives you a hangover the next day without having had the party).

a really bad night with leak causing the pressure to drop.
...
and one of the better ones
...
By the way Sleepyhead runs much faster and elegantly than resscan.
Like the option to import data from Zeo,

Thanks for showing me that.. Makes a lot more sense now
Makes me wonder if Leaks are part of the reason I get mega-clusters like that.. I need to experiment more with taping..

SleepyHead runs fast because I deliberately write and test most of the code on a heap of crap old notebook.. old-skool programming habits die hard..
Plus it helps not using a big fat ugly slow SQL typed databases, like the commercial software uses.

I do abuse a fair whack of memory to make it so though.. (don't look, it's rather embarassing)

SleepyHead GIT source now has working Fisher & Paykel Icon CPAP/APAP support

I double checked my numbers against InfoSmart report, and the calculations match.. yay!

(Thank you very much to those who supplied me with a copy of their F&P data!)

I still have Flow Waveform to extract, but I've already figured out the format.. it's just writing the code to read it.. but it's quite usable now without it..

Flags unfortunately won't align over the flow waveform, as events are only stored with 2 minute accuracy, not 1 second like all PRS1/ResMed machines
(except for User Flags generated by my code.)

It needs a good workout before I push the next build.. Being Beta I'm trying to be more careful not to mess stuff up.

JediMark, thank you so much for developing this. I have access to my data for the first time since I bought my Win 7 computer. Good thing too, considering what my AHI is up to, this last week.