RE: Anyone using CMS 50-D Plus Oximeter?
(04-01-2012, 07:55 PM)greatunclebill Wrote: today i ordered a CMS50D+ from supplier 19. i hope it works as advertised.
Tonight will be the third night for me using the CMS50D+ and so far it has worked great and is fun to play with! It was a little tricky getting the data into Sleepyhead at first but it is easy after doing it a couple of times.
"Goodnight Chesty wherever you are!"
RE: Anyone using CMS 50-D Plus Oximeter?
(04-01-2012, 08:33 PM)pssnn Wrote: (04-01-2012, 07:55 PM)greatunclebill Wrote: today i ordered a CMS50D+ from supplier 19. i hope it works as advertised.
Tonight will be the third night for me using the CMS50D+ and so far it has worked great and is fun to play with! It was a little tricky getting the data into Sleepyhead at first but it is easy after doing it a couple of times.
thanks for the encouragement. is there a way to sync it in sleepyhead so everything matches or how will that part work?
First Diagnosed July 1990
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Retired 1968-1990
RE: Anyone using CMS 50-D Plus Oximeter?
(04-01-2012, 08:33 PM)pssnn Wrote: (04-01-2012, 07:55 PM)greatunclebill Wrote: today i ordered a CMS50D+ from supplier 19. i hope it works as advertised.
Tonight will be the third night for me using the CMS50D+ and so far it has worked great and is fun to play with! It was a little tricky getting the data into Sleepyhead at first but it is easy after doing it a couple of times.
Why don't you guys post Howtos about how you do this, so that prospective buyers are not daunted by the unknown difficulty?
Are either of you using the wireless interface? I am a little daunted by the idea of more connections to my body during sleep. If using wires, then how much of a hassle is this?
My age is none of my mind's business. --- Netskier
RE: Anyone using CMS 50-D Plus Oximeter?
(04-01-2012, 08:45 PM)Netskier Wrote: (04-01-2012, 08:33 PM)pssnn Wrote: (04-01-2012, 07:55 PM)greatunclebill Wrote: today i ordered a CMS50D+ from supplier 19. i hope it works as advertised.
Tonight will be the third night for me using the CMS50D+ and so far it has worked great and is fun to play with! It was a little tricky getting the data into Sleepyhead at first but it is easy after doing it a couple of times.
Why don't you guys post Howtos about how you do this, so that prospective buyers are not daunted by the unknown difficulty?
Are either of you using the wireless interface? I am a little daunted by the idea of more connections to my body during sleep. If using wires, then how much of a hassle is this?
i'm brand new to this. i just ordered today. as far as i see the oximeter is a simple finger rig. in the morning you plug into the computer with a usb cord much the same as you download your sd card. at least thats the way i understand this unit.
First Diagnosed July 1990
MSgt (E-7) USAF (Medic)
Retired 1968-1990
04-01-2012, 09:35 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-01-2012, 09:36 PM by shutterbug sue.)
RE: Anyone using CMS 50-D Plus Oximeter?
I think I'm going to order the CMS 50D also. It says the software that comes with it isn't compatible with Mac. Can I import the readings directly into the SleepyHead software on my Mac?
RE: Anyone using CMS 50-D Plus Oximeter?
(04-01-2012, 08:54 PM)greatunclebill Wrote: (04-01-2012, 08:45 PM)Netskier Wrote: (04-01-2012, 08:33 PM)pssnn Wrote: (04-01-2012, 07:55 PM)greatunclebill Wrote: today i ordered a CMS50D+ from supplier 19. i hope it works as advertised.
Tonight will be the third night for me using the CMS50D+ and so far it has worked great and is fun to play with! It was a little tricky getting the data into Sleepyhead at first but it is easy after doing it a couple of times.
Why don't you guys post Howtos about how you do this, so that prospective buyers are not daunted by the unknown difficulty?
Are either of you using the wireless interface? I am a little daunted by the idea of more connections to my body during sleep. If using wires, then how much of a hassle is this?
i'm brand new to this. i just ordered today. as far as i see the oximeter is a simple finger rig. in the morning you plug into the computer with a usb cord much the same as you download your sd card. at least thats the way i understand this unit.
Its pretty straightforward except that the oximeter manual was written by a non-english literate person (or perhaps a translation program) and it is somewhat confusing.
Like JediMark has mentioned, start the CPAP and the Oximeter at the same time and syncing won't be a problem. Sleepyhead crashed on me when I tried to download directly from the meter but is playing nice if the data is saved and then imported into sleepyhead.
I was wondering if anyone had written a "How To" yet. I would be happy to volunteer but can't write it until tomorrow when I get off work
"Goodnight Chesty wherever you are!"
04-01-2012, 09:53 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-01-2012, 09:54 PM by greatunclebill.)
RE: Anyone using CMS 50-D Plus Oximeter?
(04-01-2012, 09:39 PM)pssnn Wrote: (04-01-2012, 08:54 PM)greatunclebill Wrote: (04-01-2012, 08:45 PM)Netskier Wrote: (04-01-2012, 08:33 PM)pssnn Wrote: Tonight will be the third night for me using the CMS50D+ and so far it has worked great and is fun to play with! It was a little tricky getting the data into Sleepyhead at first but it is easy after doing it a couple of times.
Why don't you guys post Howtos about how you do this, so that prospective buyers are not daunted by the unknown difficulty?
Are either of you using the wireless interface? I am a little daunted by the idea of more connections to my body during sleep. If using wires, then how much of a hassle is this?
i'm brand new to this. i just ordered today. as far as i see the oximeter is a simple finger rig. in the morning you plug into the computer with a usb cord much the same as you download your sd card. at least thats the way i understand this unit.
Its pretty straightforward except that the oximeter manual was written by a non-english literate person (or perhaps a translation program) and it is somewhat confusing.
Like JediMark has mentioned, start the CPAP and the Oximeter at the same time and syncing won't be a problem. Sleepyhead crashed on me when I tried to download directly from the meter but is playing nice if the data is saved and then imported into sleepyhead.
I was wondering if anyone had written a "How To" yet. I would be happy to volunteer but can't write it until tomorrow when I get off work thanks. i imagine it will all come clear to me in a couple days.
pm supersleeper about writing a wiki page or writing the input for one.
First Diagnosed July 1990
MSgt (E-7) USAF (Medic)
Retired 1968-1990
RE: Anyone using CMS 50-D Plus Oximeter?
I have the how to instructions complete but am going to post it in a Wiki page. This may take a few days to complete. If anyone want a copy of the instructions before the Wiki is complete just send me a PM and I will reply with the instructions pasted into the message.
"Goodnight Chesty wherever you are!"
04-02-2012, 07:39 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-02-2012, 07:41 PM by pssnn.)
RE: Anyone using CMS 50-D Plus Oximeter?
(04-01-2012, 09:35 PM)shutterbug sue Wrote: I think I'm going to order the CMS 50D also. It says the software that comes with it isn't compatible with Mac. Can I import the readings directly into the SleepyHead software on my Mac?
Hi Shutterbug,
I do not have a Mac but you would probably have a hard time getting the data into the Sleepyhead software if you could not access the data and save it to a file.
The first time I tried to upload the data directly from the oximeter using the Sleepyhead software it crashed the program. The second time I tried, it imported the data but a plethysomogram was created with a jumbled mess of corrupted data.
This all occurred using a windows 7 system so I am not sure what would happen with a Mac. I know at some point JediMark is planning on working out the bugs with that part of the software.
If it were me I would try it anyway knowing that the issues will eventually be worked out, But then I like playing with software in an unconventional manner.
"Goodnight Chesty wherever you are!"
RE: Anyone using CMS 50-D Plus Oximeter?
(04-02-2012, 07:39 PM)pssnn Wrote: (04-01-2012, 09:35 PM)shutterbug sue Wrote: I think I'm going to order the CMS 50D also. It says the software that comes with it isn't compatible with Mac. Can I import the readings directly into the SleepyHead software on my Mac?
Hi Shutterbug,
I do not have a Mac but you would probably have a hard time getting the data into the Sleepyhead software if you could not access the data and save it to a file.
The first time I tried to upload the data directly from the oximeter using the Sleepyhead software it crashed the program. The second time I tried, it imported the data but a plethysomogram was created with a jumbled mess of corrupted data.
This all occurred using a windows 7 system so I am not sure what would happen with a Mac. I know at some point JediMark is planning on working out the bugs with that part of the software.
If it were me I would try it anyway knowing that the issues will eventually be worked out, But then I like playing with software in an unconventional manner. i suggest you go down the forum and find the big sleephead thread and ask the question in there. jedimark does monitor that thread and reply sometimes.
First Diagnosed July 1990
MSgt (E-7) USAF (Medic)
Retired 1968-1990
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