How to format SD card for CPAP device?
I have EXFAT or NTFS here. Which should I use for my CPAP device?
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To format an SD card for a CPAP device, you should use FAT32. This file system is best suited as it is supported by many operating systems and has a maximum file size of 4 GB. It can also be used to store data on a PC, but it is not as powerful as NTFS or EXFAT. To format an SD card in FAT32 format, you can use a program such as EaseUS Partition Master or you can use the Windows formatting tool. I hope I could help you.
Thank you! I have unfortunately only to choose from Exfat or NTFS;-( It is an over 119GB SD card;-(
Oh, no problem! Then the decision is simple. You should format the SD card in exFAT format as this format is supported both in Windows and Mac systems and supports files larger than 4 GB.
If you want to feed your CPAP device with a large amount of data, exFAT is the best choice for you. Do not hesitate and start formatting the SD card so you can use it directly. ;D
In my knowledge, FAT32 is usually used for CPAP devices. Whether your CPAP device supports exFAT or NTFS depends entirely on your device.
Most CPAP devices use a microSD card as storage media for data recorded during sleep. Choosing the right file system for your SD card can depend on your CPAP device. Therefore, it is best to consult the user manual or technical support of your device manufacturer to ensure that you choose the correct file system for your SD card. As a rule, CPAP devices can work with a Fat32 or ExFAT file system. However, it is possible that your device needs a specific file system, so it is important to ensure that you make the right choice.