REMStar Question
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REMStar Question
Okay, I need help with this. I use the humidifier with my REMStar CPAP machine. When I start my treatment at night, I have to turn on the humidifier and then start the air pressure on the machine. Fine and dandy, no problem. But then 4 or 5 hours later, I get up to "answer the call" and turn off the machine because I download data each morning and to leave it on would register a very large leak and mess up my numbers. So when I stagger back to bed in a stupor and turn on the machine again, I inevitably forget to turn on the humidifier. (hate it when that happens, but hey, I'm half asleep when I get back into bed!)
So my question to all you REMStar experts is: Is there any way I can access the secret "inner sanctum" of this machine to tell it to turn on the humidifier automatically when I turn on the air pressure for treatment?
So my question to all you REMStar experts is: Is there any way I can access the secret "inner sanctum" of this machine to tell it to turn on the humidifier automatically when I turn on the air pressure for treatment?
Chris
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I'm not a Doctor, nor am I associated with the medical profession in any way. Any comments I make are just personal opinions. Take them or leave them. (justa don't gripe at me if ya donna like 'em!)
In a word....."Nope"!
Not in that machine.
Hey.....you might learn to like "passover" humidification.
Den
Not in that machine.
Hey.....you might learn to like "passover" humidification.
Den
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"Passover" Humidification - ResMed Ultra Mirage FF - Encore Pro w/Card Reader & MyEncore software - Chiroflow pillow
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"Passover" Humidification - ResMed Ultra Mirage FF - Encore Pro w/Card Reader & MyEncore software - Chiroflow pillow
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Re: REMStar Question
Not that I've ever heard of. The newer "M" series machines do turn the humidifier on/off when the blower is powered on/off, but the older REMstars don't turn it on automatically.Sleepy-eyes wrote:Is there any way I can access the secret "inner sanctum" of this machine to tell it to turn on the humidifier automatically when I turn on the air pressure for treatment?
I've never worried about a Large Leak skewing the leak data, since I know "why" the data showed it. I just leave the machine running if I'm going to be away from it for short periods. But I use just Encore Pro for a look-see each morning or back at several nights in a row, and am not into looking at long term trends.
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Humidifier: Integrated + Climate Control hose
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Humidifier: Integrated + Climate Control hose
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What I do is turn on the HH right after I turn off the machine. The 20 minute
timer "kicks in" and the water stays warm.
Funny thing though, when I use the heat on the HH with my CL2, I tend to sleep through the night.
However, I can't use the heat with my Hybrid. My face gets too slippery.
Right now I'm using the Hybrid, because I pulled
some skin off my face with the tape. I never sleep through the night with
the Hybrid. I must wake up and wipe it down at least once per night.
In other words I use the humidifier in pass-over mode with the Hybrid.
Pass-over mode is water in the tank, but no heat.
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timer "kicks in" and the water stays warm.
Funny thing though, when I use the heat on the HH with my CL2, I tend to sleep through the night.
However, I can't use the heat with my Hybrid. My face gets too slippery.
Right now I'm using the Hybrid, because I pulled
some skin off my face with the tape. I never sleep through the night with
the Hybrid. I must wake up and wipe it down at least once per night.
In other words I use the humidifier in pass-over mode with the Hybrid.
Pass-over mode is water in the tank, but no heat.
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+ Aussie heated hose.
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"passover" humidificationWulfman wrote:In a word....."Nope"!
Not in that machine.
Hey.....you might learn to like "passover" humidification.
Den
And what might that be?
Chris
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"Sneaky-Pete", huh?
Thanks for all the answers. One thing about this forum..............like 'em or not, one get's their questions answered!
Thanks for all the answers. One thing about this forum..............like 'em or not, one get's their questions answered!
Chris
I'm not a Doctor, nor am I associated with the medical profession in any way. Any comments I make are just personal opinions. Take them or leave them. (justa don't gripe at me if ya donna like 'em!)
I'm not a Doctor, nor am I associated with the medical profession in any way. Any comments I make are just personal opinions. Take them or leave them. (justa don't gripe at me if ya donna like 'em!)