I just read the book sound sleep sound mind: 7 steps to sleeping through the night, and they recommend Nasalcrom among other things. The book is cheap and a good read. You should check it out if your problem persists -just my $0.02.

As an aside if your eyes are good, then you can just skip the homemade acr38 adapter and guess where to insert the card based on the location of the contacts in the reader. I've done this for over a month now (~30 insertions) without any problems.

Your reader won't work, but you don't have to buy ResMed's reader either. You can buy the ACS ACR38. To use it you can make an adapter like what is suggested in this post. http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic.php?p=287951#287951 I have the ACR38, but I don't worry about the adapter since it is pretty e...

BeanMeScot,
Thanks for answering my question. So I guess a BiPAP machine requires respiratory drive just like my APAP machine with the EPR feature, but the BiPAP just has a greater range of adjustment on the exhale pressure.

I am having a difficult time distinguishing from BiPAP and EPR. I know that BiPAP has an inhale pressure and an exhale pressure, which can be set over the full range of pressures. Exhale pressure is usually less than the inhale pressure. My machine has EPR (C-flex? for other makes) that is adjustabl...