What is the typical range? Do they have an external vertical antenna? I have not used one of these cards. This is a good idea! The convenience of using this method for me will depend on the range of the wifi built into these cards. It will allow you to download the data from the machine to your computer without taking the SD card out repeatedly.įlashPAP is a utility you would need to use to copy the data from the wifi SD card to your local computer, for such data to then be imported into SleepyHead. Tedtomato wrote:If you want to check yourself the data with Sleepyhead, then I would recommend buying a wifi SD card (standard size SD card, with wifi built-in), like a Toshiba FlashAir one. So whatever you want to do with the SD card or type of card or even no card.doesn't affect what the machine sends to ResMed via the cellular data transmission. The special WiFi cards are used only for the transfer of the data on the SD card to your computer in your house so that you don't have to remove the SD card from the cpap machine to use the available software (which you have on your computer). The AirSense machine uses cellular data transmission for sending to ResMed website.not WiFi. So you can do whatever you want short of erasing the machine itself and not have it affect anything that is being sent to ResMed for anything including any compliance use requirements. The data that gets sent to the ResMed website is the data the machine has stored in its internal memory and that happens no matter what SD card is used or even if no SD card is in place. The SD card type or even lack of doesn't affect the AirSense machine's data transfer to the MyAir ResMed website at all. Allessio77 wrote:Does this method of wireless data transfer still send the info to ResMed? If not, I guess you would want to wait till any compliance issues are past before starting a new SD card.

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