Entering the clinical menu

I haven't learned how to reliably enter the clincial menu on a Resmed AIRsense 10. I push the Home button (under the screen) at the same time as I press the center of the round knob. Sometimes it works mostly it doesn't. I know I'm missing something.

Josiah wrote:I haven't learned how to reliably enter the clincial menu on a Resmed AIRsense 10. I push the Home button (under the screen) at the same time as I press the center of the round knob. Sometimes it works mostly it doesn't. I know I'm missing something.

Are you holding and pressing the buttons long enough?

From the manual:

Accessing and exiting the Clinical Menu
You can access, view and set parameters relating to a patient's therapy and device configuration in the Clinical Menu.

To access the Clinical Menu:
Press and hold the dial and the Home button for three seconds.
The Home screen is displayed with an unlock icon in the top right corner of the screen.

To exit the Clinical Menu:
· Press and hold the dial and the Home button for three seconds.
· Select Exit Clinical Menu from the Home screen.
The device will automatically exit the Clinical Menu after 20 minutes of inactivity.


Den

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Thank you Den

I would advise you NOT to enter the clinical menu that is for your DME ONLY because if you screw something up in there it might affect your therapy. but you can do what you want thats just my opinion. why do you want to go in there anyway?

springman946 wrote:I would advise you NOT to enter the clinical menu that is for your DME ONLY because if you screw something up in there it might affect your therapy. but you can do what you want thats just my opinion. why do you want to go in there anyway?

It's HIS machine and HIS therapy.
The sooner the users take control of THEIR own therapy, the sooner they'll learn and get their therapy tweaked for better results. That's been the nature of this forum since its inception.......to help users understand and take control of their therapy.


Den

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Making changes to your own therapy is no different than a diabetic adjusting their insulin dosage as necessary. DMEs like to tell you it is against the law to make changes to your therapy, but they can never quote that law.

springman946 wrote:I would advise you NOT to enter the clinical menu that is for your DME ONLY because if you screw something up in there it might affect your therapy. but you can do what you want thats just my opinion. why do you want to go in there anyway?

Please go away.

This forum exists to help people help themselves, we don't need "the kneejerk party line".

Okie bipap wrote:Making changes to your own therapy is no different than a diabetic adjusting their insulin dosage as necessary

It's actually far, far, far safer than adjusting insulin dosages... cuz get that wrong, and you die.

palerider wrote:

Okie bipap wrote:Making changes to your own therapy is no different than a diabetic adjusting their insulin dosage as necessary

It's actually far, far, far safer than adjusting insulin dosages... cuz get that wrong, and you die.

And XPAP rules are pretty stable, Insulin needs change all day for dozens of reasons,many you can't control. Jim