- 1Getting Started
- 1.1Installation
- 1.3Importing Data
- 3Daily View
- 3.1Navigation
- 3.2Tab Areas
- 3.3Daily View Graphs
- 5Oximetry
- 5.2Oximetry Tab
- 6Mouse Control
Installation
Criteria for evaluating the devices are also presented, based on pre-test and post-test probabilities. “Obstructive Sleep Apnea Devices for Out-Of- Center (OOC) Testing: Technology Evaluation” Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine, Volume 07 No. The Public Test Build is the beta version of the Discord Client and the middle ground between the Stable and Canary clients. The Public Test Build (PTB) sometimes has features that are not available on Stable. The PTB is intended to be a way for users to help Discord test new features, so it can be expected that PTB is less stable than the main.
Windows
Currently there is not installer, so installing is a matter of unzipping the downloaded package, and running the SleepyHead.exe executable.
Make sure all the DLL's are in there with the executable. (If you don't see any, you downloaded the update by mistake)
Mac
Open the DMG file, drag and drop the SleepyHead app onto the Applications folder, close the DMG folder, and eject the DMG volume on your Desktop.
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Creating the Initial Profile
Importing Data
To do anything useful with SleepyHead, your going to need to import some data.
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Click on File->Import menu or the Import button to open the import dialog.
Select the appropriate folder and click Import to start the process. The first import may take a while, especially if you have lots of data.
After this, SleepyHead will only import any new data, so next time around it will be much quicker.
Mac Users
It pays to write-protect your SD card with the plastic tab before inserting into your Mac.
The reason is OSX tries to write an index file/thumbnail cache (.DS_Store) without asking. This can totally screw up the SD cards file tables, as some CPAP machines don't fully implement the Fat16/32 disk standards.
Remember to unlock it afterwards. (Your CPAP machine should warn you if you forget)
SD Cards
Select the ROOT of the SD card folder (not any of the contents.) On windows, this will be the drive letter of the SD card.
SleepyHead scans the SD card and needs to see the folder structure, to take a guess at what data it contains.
From a backup copy
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Because of the way SleepyHead scans for content, you can make copies of your SD card to your hard drive..
SleepyHead can import from these backup folders without problems. It won't double up data internally if you have multiple copies..
This will eventually be a help browser.. It is based on WebKit, so it is internet capable.. I wouldn't recommend using it as one though.
Consists of a nav panel, calendar, a details pane, and the main graph area.
Navigation
Nav Panel
The navigation panel is directly above the calendar, the the left panel.
You can hide/show the calendar by clicking on the button displaying the date above it.
The green arrows on each side of this panel will move one day forward or back. (There is a preferences option to skip over empty days)
The >| button will jump to the day with the newest data record.
Calendar
The calendar is very simple.. Simply click on a highlighted (bold) day to show it's data.
The two arrows allow you to move back and forth one month at a time.
Colour Coding
- Days with CPAP data will highlight in blue
- Days with a note will highlight in black.
- Days with both CPAP and Oximetry data will highlight in red.
Tab Areas
Details Tab
The details tab shows a summary of the entire days data, based on what type of machine data that's available.
Events Tab
The Events tab allows you to step through the events tree, highlighting a 4 minute window around individual events.
The number in (brackets) after individual events is used for alignment purposes, to make the events match up to the flow rate waveform.
It may or may not be related to duration, so I left it in, in the hopes someone else might figure it out.
Notes Tab
The notes tab allows you to keep a sleep journal or whatever.
It will automatically save your notes when you move to the next day..
Daily View Graphs
Event Flags
The event flags is the main 'control' graph, it represents a time-line of the event data available for a day.
This graph does not zoom, instead it highlights the selected area, allowing for quicker control/zooming around graphs.
Each individual flag represents one event, although they can sometimes pack very tightly together and appear to join up.
PB/CSR Events (for machines that support this) represent a Span of time.
Flow Rate Waveform
The flow rate waveform shows the recorded breathing patterns, with the individual event flags overlayed on top.
NotesThis graph is only visible when the data is available.
- ResMed S9 machines (stupidly) delete this data when it's older than 7 days. Back up your SD card regularly!
- Philips Respironics 'System One' machines will not recover flow data if the SD card is left out accidentally.
Oximetry is still a work in progress.
Currently SleepyHead supports three methods of importing Contec CMS50X data.
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- Importing from SpO2Review Software
- Importing direct from CMS50 internal recordings via Serial cable
- Recording live via serial cable directly from the device.
The latter two are used via the Oximetry tab.
Importing SpO2Review Data
This method requires finding the SpO2Review softwares data store directory.
The windows SpO2Review software uses the .spoR file format.
Oximetry Tab
The oximetry tab allows USB serial importing off the CMS50 device.
Note:The feature is currently a little cantankerous, and needs extra work.
Importing via Serial Cable
This module has been rewritten, and is functioning much better now.
It still needs more testing for CMS50E and up..
Put the device into the right mode (eg, the menu on the cms50D+) before clicking import, otherwise it will fail.
Live View
Live view requires constant connection to the USB cable (or the fancy wireless interface.)
It also adds the ability to record a basic plethysomogram, along with the Pulse and SpO2 data.
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Left or Right clicking inside a charts main area will zoom in or out.
Clicking and holding down the Right mouse button and dragging left or right (while zoomed in) will move the selected area about.
Clicking and holding the Left button down in the main graph area, will allow you to select a range to zoom in to.
Daily View
Right click and dragging in the Event Flags chart (which represents the whole area), will cause the highlighted area to follow the mouse cursor. If fully zoomed out, it will zoom in and centre on an half-hour area first. Doing this on any other another chart works similar, but pans as if the graph was being picked up and dropped.
Left click and dragging left or right will highlight and select the area you choose. Doing this on the Event flags graph allows selection from the entire day's data area.
Single Left clicking will centre the current highlighted area. If the mouse cursor is already centred, it will zoom in a step instead.
A single right click will also centre the current highlighted area.. But it will zoom out a step if already centred..
Overview
Hovering over a summary chart will popup a tooltip, containing information relevant for that chart on that day.
Shift+Left Clicking will jump to the daily view with that date selected.
Oximetry
Nothing really special yet..
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If your code is used on multiple operating systems it probably should be tested onmultiple operating systems. Travis CI can test on Linux and macOS.
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To enable testing on multiple operating systems add the
os
key to your .travis.yml
:The value of the
$TRAVIS_OS_NAME
variable is set to linux
or osx
according to the operating system a particular build is running on, so you can use it to conditionalize your build scripts.If you are already using a build matrix to test multiple versions, the
os
key also multiplies the matrix.Operating System differences #
When you test your code on multiple operating systems, be aware of differencesthat can affect your tests:
- Not all tools may be available on macOS.We are still working on building up the toolchain on the macOS Environment.Missing software may be available via Homebrew.
- Language availability.Not all languages are available on all operating systems, and different versions maybe installed on different systems.Before you embark on the multi-os testing journey, be sure to checkthis GitHub issue detailing what languages are available.
- The file system behavior is different.The HFS+ file system on our macOS workers is case-insensitive (which is the default for macOS),and the files in a directory are returned sorted.On Linux, the file system is case-sensitive, and returns directory entries inthe order they appear in the directory internally.Your tests may implicitly rely on these behaviors, and could fail because of them.
- They are different operating systems, after all.Commands may have the same name on the Mac and Linux, but they may have different flags,or the same flag may mean different things.In some cases, commands that do the same thing could have different names.These need to be investigated case by case.
Allowing Failures on Jobs Running on One Operating System #
To ignore the results of jobs on one operating system, add the followingto your
.travis.yml
:Example Multi OS Build Matrix #
Here’s an example
.travis.yml
file using if/then directives to customize the build lifecycle to use Graphviz in both Linux and macOS.Sleepyhead Test Build For Mac Catalina
There are many options available and using the
matrix.include
key is essential to include any specific entries. For example, this matrix would route builds to the Trusty build environment and to a macOS image using Xcode 7.2:Python example (unsupported languages) #
For example, this
.travis.yml
uses the matrix.include
key to include four specific entries in the build matrix. It also takes advantage of language: generic
to test Python on macOS. Custom requirements are installed in ./.travis/install.sh
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This custom install script (pseudo code only) uses the
$TRAVIS_OS_NAME
and $TOXENV
variables to install (Python) prerequisites specific to macOS, Linux and each specific python version.Travis CI then tests the four expanded builds using
make test
automatically.