I'm Back - Veteran needs help please

I hope this is better. If not just yell at me.


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In Imgur you have to sign in, then in the upper right corner click on your name and chose images. Click on the image you want and you will get a screen like this one. Choose the large thumbnail and then copy the Linked BB Code and past it into your post.

If we have this image we can click on it and enlarge it if needed.

Nealbopper wrote:I hope this is better. If not just yell at me.

YELLS

you did request.

it's better, and worse... it's like you're not paying attention to the "how to do this in simple easy steps" web page.

Nealbopper wrote:OkyDokey - My previous settings were 14 but I did that. I will increase to 10 for now. I'm really interested in seeing what the AUTO suggests I need.
I guess I'm trying not to over do it. I may have already but in an effort to correct possible errors, I was hoping to take it slow and learn what
setting is best. Does that make sense? Neal

That group of hypopneas was because the starting min pressure of 6.6 was way too low.
The Graph and data shows the Machine adjusted the pressure up until they went away.
Max pressure the machine used to treat you was 18.6
90% pressure was 17.7 that just means the pressure was 17.7 or lower 90% of the time.
Your Med pressure used was 15.3
I would use 12-20 setting and then collect more data for review.

OK,
OkyDoky, I did as the post said. I did choose large thumbnail but I chose the wrong BBcode. My fault.

Palerider - OK I heard you now - GO AWAY!

JTravel - Thank you, I do not know how to change my min max to 12-20. The highest my min goes is 6.6
I will see if I can figure it out. It's a new machine. Thank you all, Neal

Here's your Clinical Manual that shows you how to change settings and a lot of other helpful info. https://sleep.tnet.com/home/files/resme ... -guide.pdf
That Linked BB Code allows us to click on the picture and enlarge it.

Nealbopper wrote:Palerider - OK I heard you now - GO AWAY!

sure thing... just don't irk the remaining people too much by making it harder for them to help you.