You just caught yourselves another alpha tester after I get home I have Windows x64/x32, OS X Lion, and Linux available, plus iOS if any work's being done in that direction.

I'll go one better than the read-only switch: I have a Linux netbook with a built-in SD card reader, so when it comes time to read the data, in addition to using the read-only switch I'll disable automount on the card reader, manually mount the card in read-only mode, and copy the data to my file se...

Say no more, you convinced me I'll give my sister-in-law a call later and have her order it for me, and if the DME doesn't like it, too bad.

I suspect that my insurance doesn't cover the software, but I'll cross that bridge when I get to it. As I said, I don't want to purchase the software until the CPAP is fully paid for. I will, however, insist on copies of the reports they get from the card (which I believe I'm legally entitled to). I...

I can see them discouraging the purchase of EncorePro, which aside from pure cost, assumes a fair amount of technical knowledge on the part of the person installing it. Given that software's target audience (DMEs and sleep doctors), and the fact that it's usually professional IT departments installi...

Howdy from a newly-minted hosehead! In the month between my titration study and followup appointment, I did a fair amount of homework on the machines themselves & life with a CPAP -- including, of course, reading threads here -- so when I walked into my DME's office for the familiarization and train...