ResMed VPAP® II ST-A Bilevel (any current users out there)?
ResMed VPAP® II ST-A Bilevel (any current users out there)?
Looking for others using this machine so I can compare notes. Thanks!
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christinequilts - she has central sleep apnea and uses a Respironics BiPAP ST The "ST" stands for "spontaneous timed".
Meister, click her name to go to the Profile where you can click again to "read all posts by christinequilts." She gives excellent information and is very much willing to help people.
Meister, click her name to go to the Profile where you can click again to "read all posts by christinequilts." She gives excellent information and is very much willing to help people.
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looking for information
on what statistics would be reported if I used the AutoScan software
with this machine? Also looking for information about adjusting the
"transition parameters" which control moving from inhaling to exhaling
(not the pressures). Thanks.
with this machine? Also looking for information about adjusting the
"transition parameters" which control moving from inhaling to exhaling
(not the pressures). Thanks.
I had the VPAP II ST but now use the VPAP III ST.With the VPAP II ST you have the quietest bipap that I have ever used (which is 4 different ones). The VPAP III ST is really loud! However, it has the most data available to the user, without the software, such as AHI, HI, leaks, etc.. I did purchase the Autoscan software, but I,m pretty sure that the VPAP II does not store data for it.