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SD Card on Aircurve 10 - enigma1944 - 12-16-2017
I have been using this unit for 5 months and have no problem. I temporarily moved 1100 miles for the winter from Pittsburgh Pa to Tampa Fl. but now I can not see my data on Myair.com. I guess the hospital who gave me the unit has the SD Card programmed for them but I get no information. My question is, if you move out of the telephone region to another region will data be recorded on the SD Card ?? Thanks
RE: SD Card on Aircurve 10 - jaswilliams - 12-16-2017
The data is always on the sd card if there is one in the machine. Only basic summary information is pushed up to my air.com
If there is an SD card in the machine download sleepyhead and you can easily look at the data
RE: SD Card on Aircurve 10 - pholynyk - 12-16-2017
I'm pretty sure the data will still be on the SD card. If you brought a computer along, and it has a card reader, you can scan through the data folders on the SD card for files with recent dates. Or you could upload it into ResScan or SleepyHead...
If your AirCurve has a CDMA modem, it has, or will soon, become obsolete (the modem, not the whole machine), as the phone systems are switching over to the newer protocols. I understand that Bell Canada is one of the last holdouts, and it will be turning off CDMA in April next year. No more Gold Stars...
RE: SD Card on Aircurve 10 - Sleeprider - 12-16-2017
I normally live in Pittsburgh and travel to Florida and the Keys, and have also spent time in Colorado and many other locations. The MyAir data is always available online. Your SD card data should be recording for Sleepyhead or ResScan, and I don't know of a way it can be locked out. Be sure the LOCK shutter is set to unlock on the card. The data transmitted by your machine to the CDMA phone networks is not affected by the SD card.
Enjoy the warm weather!
RE: SD Card on Aircurve 10 - enigma1944 - 12-16-2017
Ok data is always recorded but is it by individual use date or a accumulated total use I don't have card reader on my system. Thanks
RE: SD Card on Aircurve 10 - pholynyk - 12-16-2017
On my AirSense Autoset, each Resmed day gets its own data folder in the DATALOG folder. I assume it would be the same on the AirCurve.
RE: SD Card on Aircurve 10 - Sleeprider - 12-16-2017
Your data is saved on the SD card for every sleep session. That data can be summarized in software to provide longer-term statistics and reports.
On your machine, you can review sleep therapy information on-screen. The Sleep Report function can be enhanced by changing a setting in the clinical menu as follows:
Hold down the control knob and home button at the same time until Clinical Settings become available. Enter clinical settings by selecting with the control knob. Scroll through the settings to near the bottom and select Essentials. Change the setting from ON to PLUS, then exit the settings menu. This will make a detailed sleep report available for 1-day, 7-days, 1-month, 90-days and one-year. All of the data is stored in machine memory and is not affected by the SD card. Your machine stores one-year of data. You can look at that data on-screen anytime, and it is much better to use the PLUS setting of Essentials.
Please get a copy of your Resmed Aircurve 10 Vauto clinical manual at the CPAP Setup Manuals link at the top of the page. http://www.apneaboard.com/adjust-cpap-pressure/change-cpap-pressure-settings-adjusting-your-machine-with-a-clinician-setup-manual
RE: SD Card on Aircurve 10 - enigma1944 - 12-16-2017
Sleeprider and others who answered thanks for the info
Sleeprider and others who answered thanks for the info
RE: SD Card on Aircurve 10 - afa6543211 - 04-21-2020
Hi,
Question : when does "AirCurve 10 ASV" write to to the SD? it does not seem to be dynamic nor write to the SD as soon as the machine
is turned off (but not physically powered off).
E.g., I used the machine on Saturday starting 2 AM, woke up Sunday at 8 AM & there was nothing on SD!!
(BTW, before you ask, SD was not locked). This has happened only a few time.
FYI, I've put the machine in Airplane mode ... but this also happened when machine was transmitting data to "MyAir".
RE: SD Card on Aircurve 10 - Crimson Nape - 04-21-2020
Welcome to the forum!
The first question is, Have you tried writing to the card while it's in your PC? The Resmed usually writes to the card about 3 minutes after stopping the blower.