BiPAP not picking up inspiration sometimes

[unputdownnable]

It's actually "BPAP AUTO GII BMC T-20A Ser.".

BMC's ( ) machines are not supported by OSCAR.

Do you know if it's in their roadmap to implement it? I was able to unload my SDCard to my computer, but as you anticipated OSCAR does not recognize the format when trying to import.

[ChicagoGranny]

Do you know if it's in their roadmap to implement it?

Do you mind asking the question here, viewtopic/t187244/OSCAR-v151-released-- ... -2023.html ? One of the OSCAR team members should see it and answer.

[unputdownnable]

Do you know if it's in their roadmap to implement it?

Do you mind asking the question here, viewtopic/t187244/OSCAR-v151-released-- ... -2023.html ? One of the OSCAR team members should see it and answer.

I ended up finding that there is already an open issue on their Gitlab project on this topic.

[Really]

It's actually "BPAP AUTO GII BMC T-20A Ser.".

BMC's ( ) machines are not supported by OSCAR.

I ended up finding that there is already an open issue on their Gitlab project on this topic. Added my comment there: https://gitlab.com/pholy/OSCAR-code/-/issues/2

Even if / when Oscar becomes compatible I seriously doubt you will find anyone else here who is familiar enuff with your make & model cpap to provide any help.

[ChicagoGranny]

Even if / when Oscar becomes compatible I seriously doubt you will find anyone else here who is familiar enuff with your make & model cpap to provide any help.

There are lots of members who are good at reading OSCAR charts and making recommendations for improvement. As long as the data can be read into OSCAR, the charts will be familiar regardless of the machine model.

[Really]

Even if / when Oscar becomes compatible I seriously doubt you will find anyone else here who is familiar enuff with your make & model cpap to provide any help.

There are lots of members who are good at reading OSCAR charts and making recommendations for improvement. As long as the data can be read into OSCAR, the charts will be familiar regardless of the machine model.

While that is true they won't have any experience with this model cpap (as you noted above) it will be like "Walking in the Dark" to provide any info on how to adjust the settings to correct any problem areas.
is all I was saying.
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[ChicagoGranny]

it will be like "Walking in the Dark" to provide any info on how to adjust the settings to correct any problem areas.

Bullshit, you moron. I've never seen a BMC machine, but I can easily and simply tell a member how to change the settings.

Some people have a serious health problem and need help. Don't get in the way!

[Really]

it will be like "Walking in the Dark" to provide any info on how to adjust the settings to correct any problem areas.

Bullshit, you moron. I've never seen a BMC machine, but I can easily and simply tell a member how to change the settings.

Some people have a serious health problem and need help. Don't get in the way!

Explain just how my opinion, or anyones opinion is getting in the way of anyones healthcare.
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[Pugsy]

Explain just how my opinion, or anyones opinion is getting in the way of anyones healthcare.

Well....what you say most of the time is just negative bullshit and absolutely zero help to anyone.

Why not give your fingers a break and leave the bullshit out of the forum? I am fairly sure that I am not the only one that would appreciate it.

It's not that hard to take the basic information that most machines can give (assuming an efficacy data capable machine) and at least have somewhere to start when trying to help someone.
I have seen the results from a couple of BMC machines....basic AHI, pressure and leak data. It's not hard at all to evaluate the basic data. I didn't need OSCAR. Is it as detailed as other brands...no... but often we don't need all the detailed stuff.