I've had good results by loosening the mask's straps to the point of right before the mask begins to leak, and by making sure the mask is perfectly centered on my nose (horizontally, that is). YMMV

I found a way to get into the provider mode.

Over the last 4 months I've been using a pressure of 8. My Oscar charts show that I have reached that pressure around 75% of the time, so I would like to increase the maximum pressure to 9 and see how it works. There is a way to access those settings but I don't know how. Could somebody please help ...

Thank you for your reply!

When I put my mask on and then turn my cpap on, after several seconds I see a pair of tiny green LEDs blink at the extreme front left side of my AirSense 10. They blink once every couple of seconds at varying rates. That sequence repeats four or five times, then no more blinking for about a minute. ...

If you haven't already, you could get yourself a heated hose. That should take care of "rain-out".

If you still have the problem, you could try resetting the machine back to its original specs.

If you then still have the problem, you could try reducing the humidity setting a notch or two.

@ChicagoGranny
>>I'm guessing that you are not very proficient with a PC.<<

Your comments on this forum are pretty good; however, your guesswork stinks. You might consider keeping it to yourself.

@lSAT, ejbpesca, & zonker...

Thanks for the info, that's just what I was looking for!

Can you get another modem card with which to replace the one that's in there?

1. From where do I download the OSCAR application?
2. Does it come with setup instructions and/or a Help file?
3. What size and capacity memory card do I need?
4. What format do I use to format the memory card?

Thank you in advance for your help.

@ Pugsy

I'm using Medicare and United Health to pay for my CPAP machine.

@ deerhound

Thanks for the clarification, Dale. Looks like I got SleepCentral's and Rotech's roles reversed! I think I'll just keep dealing with SleepCentral instead of with Rotech.

See title.

I'm mainly interested in knowing how my PC obtains the info that OSCAR uses. I've finished my first month with my AirSense 10 and I don't want to disrupt any data that's being transmitted to MyAir.

LSAT wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 19, 2024 3:37 pm

If you want to see previous months click on the arrow next to the month pointing to the left.

That works. Thank you for your help!

New user here - I needed a replacement nasal cushion but when I called my DME (Rotech) I was told that they do not stock any replacement equipment or parts. I was also told to call SleepCentral. SleepCentral is in Kentucky, I'm in Colorado. Is my only recourse for replacements in Kentucky or is ther...

When I download a report from ResMed it only shows results starting at the first of a month. The report I just downloaded only shows 2 weeks of data.
How can I get a report that shows the last 2 or 3 months?

To make my question a bit clearer... I go to sleep at midnight. At 3 AM I get up, turn my cpap machine off, read for 2 hours, then I turn my cpap machine back on at 5 AM and sleep until 8 AM. How many hours will my ResMed AirSense 10 report (to whomever it reports to over WiFi) as "sleep hours" for ...