Got my machine

Philips REMstar Pro C-Flex+ with humidifier & modem

ResMed Mirage FX for her mask

Was assured that this machine is fully data capable and sets up to sleepmapper.com. Is that like sleepyhead?

Look on the bottom of the blower unit for a 3 digit number with maybe DS, REF or P in front or behind it.
If you have the Pro model System One it probably will be 460/461 and that means you have the PR System One 60 Series Pro CPAP and that is what you would select in the equipment menu.
The humidifier you would need to select would be the PR System One 60 Series heated tube humidifier with heated tube (even if you aren't using the optional heated hose you would select this).
Right now your humidifier choice is PR System One heated humidifier and that is for the 50 Series machine and the 50 Series machine were replaced by the 60 Series machines well over 3 years ago.

Sleepyhead shows a lot more detail than SleepMapper. Give SH a try.
https://sleep.tnet.com/equipment

And yes...if you have the 460/461 or even the older 450/451 it is a full efficacy data machine.
Nice machine...mainly fixed cpap pressure machine but it does have some limited apap capabilities.

460P

Fixed profile

Rabbit54 wrote:460P

You're "good to go" for a data-capable machine.
Sleepyhead is much better than Sleepmapper.


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Great! Thx everyone for the support and great info

Sleepmapper doesn't give you useful information. Tells you how long you had your mask on, your AHI and approximation of mask leakage. Sleepyhead gives you USEFUL information! I don't know how long Respironics' machines keep the data though. To get the graphs, you probably have to download at least weekly into Sleepyhead.

That's just popping the sd card into my pc?

You need to install the free SleepyHead software from here: http://www.sleepfiles.com/SH2/

Then you start SleepyHead and import the data from the memory card that was in your cpap machine.