I hope this will help:
http://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.ph ... SleepyHead

I've been using one for about 18 months with great success. There are to two free SD data download programs available. 1. SleepMaster, the one I use, and 2. FlashPAP. Both are very good pieces of code. Here are their links: SleepMaster: http://www.sleepmaster.org/ FlashPAP: http://www.cognitial.com/...

I'm glad to see it works for someone because melatonin doesn't have any effect on me. . . I'm envious.

If you go to File->Preferences->Appearances, you can adjust the text size.

PS: I'm envious of your AHI number.

As of Noon on Monday. 4/18, It has been deleted.

Not knowing for sure, but you could try only inserting the SD card at night and removing it when you wake up. On the off chance that the machine might hold some data until it can preform a write, you could insert another card during the day then swap it out at night.

Good Luck.

You didn't mention what oximeter or CPAP you are using, but I have the same problem when I try to sync my Dreamstation sessions w/ my CMS50D+ oximeter. When you import the oximeter data, SH lets you select an existing session or set the time manually. When I select a session, it is off by several h...

If you are using an E,F,or I model of the CMS50 then they have their own clock. Did you sync it to your CPAP's time? Also, when importing data to SH you can opt to use the CPAP's time in lieu of the CMS50's.

I hope this may help.

While I'm a little late to the party, I give a triple big plus to the CPAP-Fit Pillow. I have a total of 3 of these puppies. My wife, a non-CPAPer, liked it so much that I had to get her one. The other two I use so I can roll a longer distance before falling off. I'm a side sleeper and this pillow d...

DeeCPAP wrote: Thanks. Did you get this info from a DME or respiratory therapist?

Thanks!

Neither, Its product description info.

Pillows

Suffocating can be caused by two different things (usually). The most common one is your starting pressure is too low. Most CPAPs start at a pressure of 4cm H 2 O but most people need 7-8cm to overcome the suffocating feeling. The other, which I just learned the hard way, is if you start throwing a ...

Apparently, ResMed figured it out? Remember, the S8 used a proprietary card, the S9 switched to an SD card, Yay! And, from what I understand, the Airsense series doesn't have the problem. So, one generation to fix the problem isn't really too bad, I suppose. Of course, one could argue they never sh...

Good work remstarcpap! Thanks for posting this. It seems that the Resmed S9 is the only problem child. I haven't seen it on any other make or model. Resmed corrected this problem on the A10 series.

Initially when the AS10 came out only the "For Her" would report RERAs. Now I understand that all models report them. The "For Her" has an additional pressure algorithm in the auto-titration mode designed mainly for women. I've seen posts where men have reported that this pressure setting is actuall...