Hi all,
I've learned from a previous thread ( viewtopic/t102529/Adjusting-pressure-yourself.html ) that rather than trying to stop events while they are happening, APAP waits for the event to end then increases the pressure to try and prevent any more. Presumably it does that continuously, detecting events then trying to prevent future events by raising the pressure.
Anyway, my question is, how does it decide when to lower the pressure again?
How APAP responds to events.
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Sleepy Pete
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Re: How APAP responds to events.
Check out RobySue's post in this thread
viewtopic/t94287/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=82 ... 5&#p866535
Towards the bottom is how the algorithm works.
viewtopic/t94287/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=82 ... 5&#p866535
Towards the bottom is how the algorithm works.
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Sleepy Pete
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Re: How APAP responds to events.
Thanks!
