[EzShare SDcard wifi] Script to autodownload

[Narcil]

which explains the format error but also makes no sense at all.

edit: why did you edit line 176 to r.name and not r.url?
also change line 21 to 

Code:

if ($debug -eq $true) {

which should output the fetchUrl from inside the function.

[ChickenLittle]

which explains the format error but also makes no sense at all.

edit: why did you edit line 176 to r.name and not r.url?
also change line 21 to 

Code:

if ($debug -eq $true) {

which should output the fetchUrl from inside the function.

From memory I was playing around debugging.  I ended up running the bash script via WSL with a task schedule and it worked first go.

It would be interesting to one day figure out why the powershell script is doing what its doing (purely for curiositys sake) but for now it seems to be rock solid with the bash script.

[Narcil]

From memory I was playing around debugging.  I ended up running the bash script via WSL with a task schedule and it worked first go.

It would be interesting to one day figure out why the powershell script is doing what its doing (purely for curiositys sake) but for now it seems to be rock solid with the bash script.

good you got one script working at least. when i replace this machine and get wifi mobo i'll probably try

[bwd1]

-debug didn't provide anything different.

Code:

$outputDir = "c:\cpaptest"

I had these same error messages but then used a subdirectory in the folder where the ps1 script is run and then it worked:  $outputDir = "data"

msluneckaSo I've got an issue of my own with this script.  I can get it to run, but I get "missing datalog folder on ez share card". I can browse the contents of the card and see that there is definitely a datalog folder there.  It looks like maybe the listDir function isn't picking things up correctly.

I had this message and I'm wondering if it is because I only had 1 data folder inside DATALOG? Commenting this part on line 140 made it work:

Code:

if (-not $list.DATALOG) {# -or -not $list.DATALOG.GetType().IsArray) {

[highflyer73]

Sorry to open this thread up again, but I think it may be an appropriate place to post this question.

I have bought an ezShare SD+Wifi 32GB SDHC card for use in my new ResMed Airsense 11 and I'm having problems.

It is the sort that has the enclosed microSD card rather than an adapters, like the picture of Skulze's Card in Post #12 (sorry can't link I'm under 4 posts!)

I queried the version and got this:

LZ1601EDPG:1.0.0:2016-03-19:62 LZ1601EDRS:1.0.0:2016-03-19:62 SPEED:-H:SPEED

The card works fine in my MAC, it is formatted as FAT32 and holds files and I can download them and access and download them with scripts, so the WIFI and SD card sections of the device seem to be working fine.

The issue seems to be with the Airsense 11.  I put the card in, apply power and the unit comes up and states it is loading the card. All looks good. I can then run APAP for 5 minutes as a demo, but then an SD card error is flagged on the screen of the Airsense 11.  Sometimes I can insert the card, it appears to load, and then 5 minutes later I get an SD card error flag up on the screen even though the unit wasn't on.

Looking at the card, it appears the Airsense 11 is writing its files and structure just like on a normal SD card.  My suspicion is that something is "tripping" it up with regard the writing of data to the card. Maybe the device is drawing too much current and resetting itself, thus upsetting the Airsense.

Has anyone else seen this or got any ideas about how I can go about fixing it?

My Airsense is up to date with the latest firmware and running bluetooth as well. I did wonder if ResMed had put something in the firmware even to stop us using SD+WiFI cards.   I was thinking of buying one of Uncle Nicko's Magic Uploaders ultimately, but glad I checked if the ezShare card works first - that could have been an expensive ordeal had I not checked.

Thanks for any help or suggestion anyone of you experts can give.