AirCurve10ST Settings Change Automatically

Anyone with an AirCurve10 ST having trouble with inhal/exhale changing automatically? I had the DME reset this feature twice so that it would work in sync with my breathing. Got it pretty close but now it's too fast again. Ugh. What could be causing that? It's impossible to sleep when the machine is not in sync with your breathing.

lwieland11 wrote:Anyone with an AirCurve10 ST having trouble with inhal/exhale changing automatically? I had the DME reset this feature twice so that it would work in sync with my breathing. Got it pretty close but now it's too fast again. Ugh. What could be causing that? It's impossible to sleep when the machine is not in sync with your breathing.

what do you allege is changing?

and fyi, there are no automatic features in the ST.

The DME reset something(T something) that made the machine more in sync with my breathing. It was forcing me to inhale and exhale faster than I normally do. All was well. Then, today I was napping and the the machine was suddenly back to the inhale exhale too fast thing. It went back to what it was doing before. I didn't do a thing. That's why I said it did it automatically.

lwieland11 wrote:The DME reset something(T something) that made the machine more in sync with my breathing. It was forcing me to inhale and exhale faster than I normally do. All was well. Then, today I was napping and the the machine was suddenly back to the inhale exhale too fast thing. It went back to what it was doing before. I didn't do a thing. That's why I said it did it automatically.

if settings were changed, it was from your DME over the air.

Please explain.

lwieland11 wrote:Please explain.

which part don't you understand?

No, they would have no reason to do that.

lwieland11 wrote:No, they would have no reason to do that.

well, the settings in the machine are fairly simple, and easy to check, and do not change on their own. so either the settings have been changed locally, or remotely, or you're imagining the difference.

why not go into the settings menu and see if anything has changed.

No, not imagining the difference.

lwieland11 wrote:No, not imagining the difference.

then what settings have changed?

do you know how to go into the clinician settings of your machine ?

this information is easily found on the interwebs [sic]

you can see what all of your settings are.

as most other people have stated, it's highly unlikely, i.e. nope, that your settings just changed on their own.

those machines are just not that smart, or devious.

Ok, So how do you explain the obvious change in inhale exhale rate? Machine isn't capable of doing it. I I didn't touch the settings. Could the machine be capable of malfunctioning?

lwieland11 wrote:Ok, So how do you explain the obvious change in inhale exhale rate? Machine isn't capable of doing it. I I didn't touch the settings. Could the machine be capable of malfunctioning?

have you compared the settings?

if they haven't changed, ... then the machine isn't behaving differently.

I'll ask the DME on Mon. I don't feel comfortable adjusting my own settings.

I'll ask the DME on Mon. I don't feel comfortable adjusting my own settings.