CPAPtalk.com

Therapist wrote:

Sharrykb wrote: She said the "downside" to that is that I will periodically need to bring in the SD cards so they can read the data. Guess that's a small price to pay for knowing they aren't accessing the machines and changing the settings without our knowledge.

They can change your settings from the card. After they read your cards, ask them if they changed any settings. Then when you get home, check all the settings.

I do not think that is true. The SD card cannot change machine settings.

englandsf wrote: I do not think that is true. The SD card cannot change machine settings.

When DMEs use ResScan they can indeed program changes to various settings into the SD card and when that SD card gets put back into the machine it will change the settings if the DME has made a point to change something via the SD card.
We could also do the same using ResScan but it's a PITA load of work to do something that we can do in 5 seconds manually in the clinical menu...but yes...it can be done.

Krelvin wrote: Pink shows the current RX. You can see that I made a change after 83 days and have been using that new setting for 3 days now.

technically pink shows the worst rx, and green shows the best.

the current one will just be the one on top

palerider wrote:

Krelvin wrote: Pink shows the current RX. You can see that I made a change after 83 days and have been using that new setting for 3 days now.

technically pink shows the worst rx, and green shows the best.

the current one will just be the one on top

Thanks. I figured that out last night.

SD cards are cheap. Get some and and use them once to give to the DME. Reformat them after they come back.

I was wrong obviously. Makes no sense as a system though...

englandsf wrote:I was wrong obviously. Makes no sense as a system though...

it makes perfect sense.