The machine Gene Simmons is using is the same as mine...a ResMed S9 with the H5i humidifier. Can't tell if it's an Autoset, Elite or whatever.

Has anyone tried using the CPAP with no pressure to get a base line reading to use as a comparison to gauge the effectiveness of the treatment? Mine (S9 Elite) only goes as low as 4 cm H2O but I suspect that would be controlled by altering the XML file, ResScan.XML
Any thoughts on this?

The data downloads just fine into ResScan. I am not using the raw files. I do an Export right from ResScan to a CSV file which opens with Excel. The data from 2 months can be exported as a summary , not the detailed data. You can calculate the actual mask pressure by subtracting the result of the le...

Do you have Flow checked in the list of graphs, the tab to the right of the serial number box in the detailed graphs window? What are you wanting to see, or accomplish, by looking at the pressure data in Excel as opposed to what you see in Resscan? There might be an easier way. Yes, "Flow" is check...

[quote="avi123"]If you're talking about a spreadsheet in Excel like this then I don't use it: Yes, that's the output except I've altered the XML file so the output includes pressure. The problem is that the pressure is all in "whole numbers"...no decimal places. I want to be able to graph Pressure, ...

Editing the ResScan XML Files to Show Me What I want Sorry if this is a duplication but I did search, really I did. I have the ResMed S9 Elite with the H5i heated humidifier and Nasal Pillow mask. I use ResScan 3.14 (the latest version as far as I know) to analyse the data from the data card. I rec...

Editing the ResScan XML Files to Show Me What I want Sorry if this is a duplication but I did search, really I did. I have the ResMed S9 Elite with the H5i heated humidifier and Nasal Pillow mask. I use ResScan 3.14 (the latest version as far as I know) to analyse the data from the data card. I rec...