auto CPAP VS non auto

sleepyinmo wrote:260p!

That's what I figured.

Here's a list of the PR System One models

REMstar Plus with C-Flex
DS260 (S, HS, TS)1
CA261 (S, HS, TS)1 (Canada)

REMstar Pro with C-Flex+
DS460 (S, HS, TS)1
CA461 (S, HS, TS)1 (Canada)

REMstar Auto with A-Flex
DS560 (S, HS, TS)1
CA561 (S, HS, TS)1
(Canada)

BiPAP Pro with Bi-Flex
DS660 (S, HS, TS)1
CA661 (S, HS, TS)1
(Canada)

BiPAP autoSV Advanced
System One
DS960 (S, HS, TS)1
CA961 (S, HS, TS)1
(Canada)

BiPAP Auto with Bi-Flex
DS760 (S, HS, TS)1
CA761 (S, HS, TS)1
(Canada)

BiPAP AVAPS
1060485 device
1061418 core
CA1060486 device (Canada)
CA1061419 core (Canada)

BiPAP S/T
1061420 device
1061422 core
CA1061421 device (Canada)
CA1061423 core (Canada)


You need either a 460 (Pro model) or a 560 (Auto model) to get data.


Den

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thank you!

Read the links in my signature line for help on not getting screwed and which machines are good.

An auto is preferred, but you can usually do pretty well with a manual CPAP as long as it's full data. Your PRS1 plus doesn't give you or your doctor any information about how your therapy is working. A fully data capable machine is like having a free micro $leep te$t every night.

thank you arch! very helpful reading....

any idea if the DME place will take back and refund my unused new machine....