As far as I know, no one has asv firmware. Patched Vauto is floating around. Edit: What do you mean by 'bricked' do you still have it? The mainboard is cooked I turn it on pressure goes up as high as it wants, comes up with an ERROR on the screen then pressure cuts out. Hrmmm, I'd try flashing it a...

Found out last night if you set the PS to 10 you can hyperventilate yourself... Set the PS to 5 and the min Epap to 12 so the Ipap matched my old APAP settings and had a great nights sleep, woke up (without dreams) Think I'm going to not fuss with it for a few days and do an oscar pull on Monday or ...

As far as I know no one has asv firmware.

Patched Vauto is floating around.

Edit: What do you mean by 'bricked' do you still have it?

I have a dream station, and had a S10 apap.

First night's sleep on the Vauto just happened and holy cow, I had dreams, I feel great.

I ended up doing inspiratory of 17 to match what I had and I think 10 for the normal support, machine reported 0 for ahi

Any chance you are handy with electronics? For ~$60 in parts you could help the airbreak dev team be able to change $300 CPAP machines into an ASV for help with the covid19 crisis.

I'm talking a few a month on OSCAR for centrals. The big selling point for me was being able to go over 20 pressure if needed. Whenever I get at all sick, or have had something to drink, the apap seems to go straight to 20. I didn't like the airhammering I got on the apap when it had the exhilation ...

I recently acquired a S10 vAuto Bilevel.

Previously I'd been using a APAP machine with the settings dialed into 17-20, from time to time I'd hit 20, and started to notice a few clear airway events, causing me to want to give a Bipap a shot.

What would be some sane settings to start with?