The main role of your Pilot is battery backup, the fact that you could also use it to charge your phone a convenience.

Give you have tried to contact Medistrom several times, and they won't respond, why would you want to leave it with them.

A second phone charger, is no big deal.

Ramp Time Climate Control Tube Temp Humidity level Mask type Run Mask fit Run Warmup Airplane mode This is not the Clinician menu, it is the User Options menu, with essentials set to On (not plus). There must be a way for the tech to hide the other options such as max/min pressure, EPR, etc. The DM...

For future reference could you post a pics of the newer clinician reference, as well as the firmware version.

By a new doctor claiming that a nasal only mask doesn't work with bilevel and that I have to use a full face mask, Either he misspoke or was misunderstood or doesn't know WTH he's talking about. Let make it clear, here in this "country" we only have access to like 2 places that have a doctor at lea...

Humid X is sold in a package with a P10 mask and AirMini travel machine. Yes but I believe that the P10 packaged with the AirMini has a special design to allow for the HumidX thingy to be closer to the nose so that the disc can be effective. I believe it (the packaged P10 with AirMini) has a much s...

List the masks.

One difference is EPR, on your ResMed you have EPR set to 3, on your prisma the equivalent is only set to slight.

Actually post the setting, so we can verify them.

Software Reset it. Turn the machine off wait a few minutes, turn it back on.

Post some OOSCAR charts. This might give us some clues to the cause, and maybe a work-around. Leak, set a maximum upper-bound,...

Not necessary and likely won't help. Excessive humidity can clog them up The can interfere with your CPAP's sensors (ResMed's) have a setting to accommodate this They can't be put on the machine side of hose if using a heated hose, and are clumsy on the mask side They can be of benefit to allergy su...

The AirMini, as all modern day ResMeds never power down completely. Turning them off puts them in standby mode.

spitintheocean wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 25, 2025 5:49 am

Your CPAP uses 150 W.

Although the OP said it uses 150 W., it doesn't.

The power supply it comes with is a 65W power supply.

You've been sick a few times in the last six months.
You started using CPAP about 6 months ago.

Therefore CPAP caused it??????????

No.

ITFRANCHETTI wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 25, 2025 7:21 am

Hello

can someone pls explain from where the orange data value is 3.56 and the values below show the following:
LL 0.34
CA 3.31
Hypoapnea 025

Thank you in advance

PS HOW CAN I ATTACH A WORD DOCUMENT? Tried many times but got invalid extension file

You can't, you can only attach images.

The second photo of the strap shows that somebody cut another slot into it making me wonder if I did the right thing. Why would adding an additional slot so that the strap can be tightened make you wonder if you did the right thing? Sometimes I read the responses to my comments and it makes me wond...