Zeo shutting down: export your data!

[clif123 (Clif Lists)]

Dan,

Thanks for the offer to find a manual!

I performed an experiment last night and think that I answered question #3 also.
I used the app to confirm that the headband was ready to monitor my sleep.
Next, I closed the app and put the tablet to sleep. The next morning, I re-started the app and the sleep session was sync’d to the app. It appears that the headband has enough memory to store a night’s sleep.

I also cracked open the charging dock and plan to do a little reverse engineering of the serial protocol and to pogo pin designations.

@Dan_M

@clif123

Hi,

I’m new to Zeo and was able to pick up a Pro model up used. The bedside models are nice
but have suddenly become a collector’s item.
I didn’t see another thread that was better and this one has a lot of technical info links.
I have a few questions and observations:
I am able to collect my sleep data with the Android app and see the graphs locally.
I’m also able to grab the SQLite DB and view the data and assume that I can decode the graphing column with the API info on the other links.
It also appears that the Moble/Pro model stores at least part of the the sleep data in the headband.
Finally, there IS a serial link on the charging dock for something (PL203 compatible).
Now for my questions:

1. Does anyone have a PDF of the Pro model manual? I found other manuals on the UK site still: Support but not for the mobile/pro
2. Does anyone have any info on the serial protocol from the dock? Connecting to it produces a firehose of data with or without the headband connected.
3. Does anyone know what the storage capacity of the headband is? I’m wondering if I can leave my Android device off and just transfer the latest sleep event over the next day.

I plan on poking around a little and maybe creating an app to make the DB extraction a little easier (without an ADB cable) and any information already gathered would be a help.
Thanks for all the info posted so far!

I always record the data over night and then just connect to my ipad in the morning and transfer the data. I have never slept more than 9 hours, but there is apparently enough memory for at least that.

As far as I know, the USB port is only for charging and performing firmware updates on the headband.

I might have my manual still, I will check and let you know.