My SD card from my DreamStation2 has nothing on it

[Jeff8356]

At some point have you ever formatted the SD card with your Mac?  Using Disk Utility maybe?
What size is the SD card?

To the best of my knowledge your AS11 does not save the data in any type of .dmg (disk image) file.

[Paul Bunyan]

I do not recall ever "formatting" the card, it's a 1GB mini sd plugged into an adapter, It does not show up in finder, but i can see it in DU. Copied it to the desk top, can make an Alias, and like i mentioned, can open it in a text editor. It's a puzzler to me... Here's what I see in DU:

As you see, the ResMed volume is greyed out. 

[img]blob:http://www.apneaboard.com/e3d7e342-f521-43c7-ae51-c2c145806541[/img]

[Paul Bunyan]

[img]blob:http://www.apneaboard.com/f2d4efe4-9e50-4e68-812f-eb1ea7a15ca9[/img]
Not sure if this will work either...

[Jeff8356]

Paul Bunyan,

The SD card should be 2GB to 32GB formatted as FAT32 (industry standard, and they come pre-formatted).  Also called SDHC.  At 1GB the card is probably FAT12 or FAT16 and not compatible with your machine.
I would suggest getting a new SD card.

BTW - You can't copy/paste an image from your computer into a forum post.  It needs to be uploaded to the server first, then inserted into the post.  There is a wiki page with directions here: http://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.php...pnea_Board

[Paul Bunyan]

Try this:

[Paul Bunyan]

Should have clicked on the actual volume... sorry for all the fal-du-ral. There is so much going inhere on this site with so many ads and flashing lights. I'm really not THAT old...

[Jeff8356]

That image worked.

1GB is not going to work.  It looks like it may even be too old for your Mac to read it so it may be FAT12 which is not supported.

[Paul Bunyan]

Jeff8356, you are a genius. Used a 16GB SD and Voila, I have readable data. Now, the problem seems to be the installation on Mac running Monterey. Oscar recognizes the SD location, indicates it has imported the data, but the Daily View, Overview, and Statistics options remain grayed out. I have tried reinstalling, but get the same result. Any suggestions?

[Jeff8356]

Do you have a profile setup in OSCAR?

Something else to check would be the security permissions on your Mac.  You may need to allow OSCAR to access your ~/Documents folder.
System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Files & Folders

Check that OSCAR is listed and the box is checked to allow access.

   

I have some extra locations in mine, but yours should at least have the Documents folder.

[Paul Bunyan]

Permissions did the trick! Thank you so much!!