I have an older ResMed CPAP S6 LIghtweight. I got it over 8 years ago and it has been great for my sleep. Recently my wife tells me I snore. I want to up the pressure, but the instructions I found on another thread here did not seem to apply to the "lightweight" as my machine does not have a master switch or a read out screen. It must be the Model T of CPAP machines. Following the other S6 instructions, I would just plug it in to simulate the master switch and hit the 10 button once for the next pressure increment?
Thanks
michael
adjusting ResMed S6 lightweight (no master sw or screen)
Re: adjusting ResMed S6 lightweight (no master sw or screen)
Try this manual & see how you go.MBoyd wrote:I have an older ResMed CPAP S6 LIghtweight. I got it over 8 years ago and it has been great for my sleep. Recently my wife tells me I snore. I want to up the pressure, but the instructions I found on another thread here did not seem to apply to the "lightweight" as my machine does not have a master switch or a read out screen. It must be the Model T of CPAP machines. Following the other S6 instructions, I would just plug it in to simulate the master switch and hit the 10 button once for the next pressure increment?
Thanks
michael
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DSM
http://www.internetage.ws/cpaphelp/manu ... Manual.pdf
PS - at one time I had an early S6 (called a CPAP B) & to set it I did pretty much what was in the above manual. But, I did need a manometer. But, I have also seen S6 units that could display on a set of LEDs or an LCD, the pressure setting. If you machine has either the leds or the LCD, you may not need the manometer.
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PPS: I see the manual does specifically refer to the S6 lightweight (such as not having a master sw) so hopefully it will do what you need.
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