PR System One REMStar 60 Series Pro CPAP Machine with Blueto

[enzo]

Hi,
I have purchased the machine in subject.
I went to app store to dwld the SleepMapper app for android but I am not allowed to do that because I am outide US.
Can someone help with that?
Can someone tell me wich software I can use to read the data on the sd card?
Thanks a lot for the help.
enzo

[Sir NoddinOff]

I know a few people here like Sleepmapper, but in my opinion just use Sleepyhead... it works fine and is easy to setup, plus it will give you a lot more info. Here's the best link for Sleepyhead:

https://sleep.tnet.com/resources/sleepyhead

[Guest]

Thanks for the suggestion.
Still I would like to try SleepMapper if possible.
enzo

[yaconsult]

The Pro is the non-auto adjusting model, right? I'm curious why you would choose that one instead of the auto.

I love the game they play with names - take away some features and call it "pro"!

BTW, if you go to http://www.sleepmapper.com/what_is_sleepmapper.html it says:

Update: The new DreamMapper is coming soon.

All of the manufacturer apps give only very superficial information. The only way to see what is actually happening is detail is with an application like SleepyHead or ResScan or Encore.

[enzo]

The Pro is the non-auto adjusting model, right? I'm curious why you would choose that one instead of the auto.

I love the game they play with names - take away some features and call it "pro"!

Yes it is the non auto.
I chosed that for the same reason for which you buy a Fiat rather then a Mercedes I guess.
Regards

[curems]

I have both SleepyHead and SleepMapper. SleepyHead is the only way I get any idea of what's going on. All SleepMapper tells me is the number of hours I used the machine each day, if I had any large leaks and my AHI (no info about what events went into that). It's basically pretty useless. SleepyHead is what provides all the detailed info that helps keep track of how your treatment is working - it gives me the same kind of info that my machine gives my doctor.

[Pugsy]

This is what SleepMapper shows...that's it...pretty much the same information that is on the machine's LCD screen. I only did the one night just to see what it showed.

[yaconsult]

The Pro is the non-auto adjusting model, right? I'm curious why you would choose that one instead of the auto.

I love the game they play with names - take away some features and call it "pro"!

Yes it is the non auto.
I chosed that for the same reason for which you buy a Fiat rather then a Mercedes I guess.
Regards

The other thing that I find curious is that on our sponsor's site, cpap.com, the non-auto costs $120 MORE than the auto! https://www.cpap.com/productSearch.php# ... star%2060: I don't know if it's because it's less popular or what, but why pay $120 more for less features when the auto can be set to operate at a fixed pressure, if desired. Color me "confused"! Maybe you bought it someplace where it was less expensive than the auto?

[Guest]

Thanks everyone for the nice help.
Ok I will stay with SleepyHead
The reason for which I wanted SleepMaster is that you do not need to use the sd card and you can read the data via bluetooth.
Ciao ciao

[Pugsy]

SleepMaster is NOT the same as SleepMapper.

See this page
https://sleep.tnet.com/equipment
down at the bottom where it talks about wireless transfer of data so you don't have to pull the SD card whenever you want to use your software
It will require a special SD card and some work on your part but we have lots of forum members doing it.
I haven't myself...not that big of a deal for me to pull the SD card so I am of no help getting the wireless transfer up and running but others can help if you need help.

[Ricci]

WOW no one helped him

so i will
you can download the file here
http://www.1mobile.com/search.html?keywords=SleepMapper

how install an app using an APK file
1) download file above
2) plug your phone (tablet) into computer
3) transfer (AKA: copy, past, move) file to your phone (tablet)
3a) does not matter if file is on internal or external SD card
4) unplug phone (tablet) from computer
5) using a file manager for Android (this is a powerful free file manager https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... tago.astro ) but u can use any file manager
6) find the APK file you moved to your phone (tablet)
7) tap it and install

OR

if my instructions are confusing
OR
if you having trouble following them
watch a video on how to here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlcNw9pVy_Q

enjoy

[palerider]

WOW no one helped him

wow, so nobody knew where to get software that very few of us find worthwhile, and even fewer people knew how to sideload stuff on android...

just WOW

[enzo]

WOW no one helped him

so i will
you can download the file here
http://www.1mobile.com/search.html?keywords=SleepMapper

how install an app using an APK file
1) download file above
2) plug your phone (tablet) into computer
3) transfer (AKA: copy, past, move) file to your phone (tablet)
3a) does not matter if file is on internal or external SD card
4) unplug phone (tablet) from computer
5) using a file manager for Android (this is a powerful free file manager https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... tago.astro ) but u can use any file manager
6) find the APK file you moved to your phone (tablet)
7) tap it and install

OR

if my instructions are confusing
OR
if you having trouble following them
watch a video on how to here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlcNw9pVy_Q

enjoy

Thanks a lot! This is exactly what I was looking for!
Thanks

[Sir NoddinOff]

You can lead a horse to water and so on and so forth.

[sc0ttt]

The other reasons you MIGHT want to use SleepMapper are that
1. Since it's web based (vs resident on your computer), you can see the results from your tablet or laptop or phone.
2. It's real easy to check compliance only, and you might need that for ... compliance reasons, whether or not you're interested in effectiveness.