It's hard enough to diagnose UARS with RERAs recorded.....Impossible without that data point.

Over a dozen of the error message already happening.
Yesterday well over 100.
Sometimes slow to load and sometimes not so slow.

You might add your machine model to your comments section of your profile since it isn't available from the equipment menu. Will avoid confusion later.
Just don't choose a machine from the drop down menu.

Ahhhhh.
Then you simply won't have the flow limitation graph to evaluate since you don't have auto mode.

I don't know if ResMed is shipping the Air Curve 11 machines with a SD card included or not but it has a spot for a SD card.

See page 5

https://document.resmed.com/documents/p ... _multi.pdf

I believe that when using the AirCurve in S mode (fixed bilevel pressures) that the FL sensor is disabled and that's why no flow limitation graph. It's my understanding that a person needs to use Auto Bilevel mode to get FL graphs. You can still use the same settings if you wish ....just change to A...

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Probably not your phone. Others reporting slow downs and repeated error message.

alancalan wrote: ↑

Wed May 15, 2024 9:06 am

Have any of you noticed that this site is slowing down or is it my phone?

Warning....if this thread even hints at going political it will be gone so fast your head will spin.
This is the only warning that people will get.

Top pressure line is the inhale pressure.
Bottom pressure line is the exhale pressure.

You must be using EPR or exhale pressure relief.

If you weren't using any exhale relief you would see one single pressure.

http://adventures-in-hosehead-land.blog ... de-to.html

Math refresher course if interested.

Your nice low AHI may not mean all that much if the machine is missing sensing & recording apnea events due to the excessive leaks compromising the machine's sensors. Is the AHI nice and low because nothing happened or because the machine was clueless during the large leak times???? It's one night t...

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For it to be a central apnea that really matters you have to be asleep when it happens. Hold your breath for 15 seconds....that's essentially a 15 second central apnea...the airway is open but no air is moving but that's because you aren't even trying to breathe. You are pausing your breathing while...