Can you help me correct the setting

[kane]

I have a new Resmed S9 Autoset EPR. I used it one night and could not view the AI & CAI value. I went into the Clinical Setup and turned Sleep Quality on and EPR from off to fulltime. Went back to read my data and was able to read the AI & CAI. I don't know what happened but I can no longer display AI & CAI. I must have done something to trigger it off again. Will greatly appreciate help!

[Pugsy]

When were you trying to read the data off the LCD screen? Was it past 12:00 PM..Noon?
The machine automatically starts a new day at noon (noon on the machine clock) and there won't be any data available until you sleep tonight. Data from tonight will be on the machine available for viewing only until Noon tomorrow morning. Then it resets itself again.

[Lizistired]

After noon, you can go into the sleep report and the one day view will show you the previous days data.

[sol]

As pugsy pointed out the data reset to zero at noon but the data stored in the advanced info menu - press and hold the two silver button for 3 sec
Also the data on the SD card - Look for SH download and tutorial under pugsy profile

[kane]

Thanks for your input! It was 8 am in the morning here but I am not sure what time the Auto CPAP has. There is absolutely no instructions in the manuel about setting the time. Would anyone know what to do in regards to setting the time? How would I check what time the CPAP is recording? What data is erased at noon because the other data are still there? I really appreciate your input. Thanks!

[sol]

Thanks for your input! It was 8 am in the morning here but I am not sure what time the Auto CPAP has.

First check the info and watch the setup video - see if it answered your question
http://www.apneaboard.com/resmed-s9-cpap-setup

[kane]

The three of you were right. The machine came from California and I am located in Hawaii which is 3 hours difference. The CPAP must have reset at 9 am. The data is now visible again. Would appreciate info on how to reset the time. Thanks to the three of you!

[Pugsy]

Normally the onscreen data for the prior night will include overall AHI, 95% leak number and a 95% pressure number for APAP users. Not much else. It doesn't really get erased you can get to it like Liz said. Just not as easy at a glance.
95% numbers just mean that for 95% of the time you were at or below that number.
Need to check the clock setting just in case it isn't in your time zone or something.


There is a more comprehensive provider/clinical manual available.
You can request it here. Down at the bottom of the page are the instructions.
http://www.apneaboard.com/adjust-cpap-p ... tup-manual

To change the clock just go to the clock and turn the knob down so the clock is highlighted. Then push the knob again...it will then allow the time changes.

[sol]

There is a more comprehensive provider/clinical manual available

http://www.apneuvereniging.nl/forum/pdf ... manual.pdf

[Pugsy]

Thanks Sol.
I used to have a direct link for the manual but I guess the website got their hands slapped for offering it so it got removed.
I saved this one. One less step for someone to have to do to get the manual and no waiting for the response.

[kane]

Thank you very much Pugsy! It was certainly no hassel getting it and printing it out. I will read the manuel tomorrow. It is much appreciated. After reading the manuel, I am going to research to learn the meaning of Aerophagia and Herring Brewer Reflex. Would you happen to know a good source to find my answer? You seem to be very intelligent and knowledgable. Thanks again, Aloha.

[Pugsy]

I am going to research to learn the meaning of Aerophagia and Herring Brewer Reflex. Would you happen to know a good source to find my answer? You seem to be very intelligent and knowledgable.

I am sorry but I don't know of any special place. I use Google just like everyone else and just start reading.
Since I am lucky enough not to have either of those issues (I will have to look up Herring Brewer ) I haven't had any need to research either. So other than the basics about aerophagia I don't know of anything special.
Now Robysue (another forum member) has had some major battles with aerophagia and she might know of some resources for you.
If she doesn't stop by here in this thread today you might send her a note to get her attention for this thread. We don't always read every thread. Depends on our spare time.

In 3 plus years of therapy I had problems with aerophagia twice and both were experiments that went bad. So I have had it and do know what it feels like but I haven't had it be problematic long term. I do have GERD (and cpap has not helped unfortunately) along with a small hiatal hernia. I am lucky that I don't have any other major issues with aerophagia.