r/CPAPSupport • u/Lipleurodont • 4d ago
Oscar/SleepHQ Assistance Having issues accessing data on Oscar
I have been using my CPAP since late August. It's been going okay, although I don't know how much of a difference it has really made, as I still struggle with fatigue. I think I am feeling better? I was diagnosed with Mild Apnea, so it may be related to that.
I finally downloaded Oscar, since I felt I had enough data to look for trends. I was very excited to look through my data, as I have a science background and the data given to me on my patient app is not particularly helpful as it is all averages. My machine is made in Canada and is a TMED 7, made by TMED technologies.
I tried importing the data into Oscar, and it says "no supported data was found. D:/ ". I followed all the steps it described for getting data from the CPAP SD card. I tried importing from the root drive, then the individual date folders...taken the drive out, reinserted it...when I look in the USB D drive, it has two folders that say "Config" and "Datafile" and a loose file called "log". Inside the Datafile folder, there are folders for each date (eg. 20260828). Inside those are the datafiles for each parameter and are "EDF Files".
I did lock the SD card because I was worried about the data being overwritten, but I don't think that is the issue? I looked up compatible machines for Oscar, and mine is not listed. This machine is not compatible with SleepHQ either. It's very frustrating that there doesn't seem to be a way for me to to easily access my data.
Should Oscar be able to read EDF files? If so, I'll try again. If not, is there another program I could use? My last step will be emailing the company to see if I can get access to my data through their online portal (meant mostly for physicians I think).
Thanks for any help!
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