I am about to buy an AirSense 10 AutoSet in Chile but the provider information says the data transmission is done by GSM only for 4 years (given there is GSM in the area). How can it be limited to 4 years? Does this mean I won't be able to use an app for reading the machine data after that? Might I use both MyAir and the other APP they have suggested in this site?
Thank you very much.
mcm2022
CPAP AirSense 10 AutoSet ResMed
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Re: CPAP AirSense 10 AutoSet ResMed
It's not, your DME is full of crap.mcm2022 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 04, 2022 8:30 amI am about to buy an AirSense 10 AutoSet in Chile but the provider information says the data transmission is done by GSM only for 4 years (given there is GSM in the area). How can it be limited to 4 years? Does this mean I won't be able to use an app for reading the machine data after that? Might I use both MyAir and the other APP they have suggested in this site?
Thank you very much.
mcm2022
MyAir (the App provided for end-user use) is not limited to 4 years. No it's possible the provider will only provide you 4 years of their access to ResMed's AirView service. The only limitations to MyAir is: location or cell technology.
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Re: CPAP AirSense 10 AutoSet ResMed
@mcm2022 - I wouldn't get hung up on MyAir. Look into OSCAR software - https://www.sleepfiles.com/OSCAR/ - it's much more detailed than MyAir. You just need to transfer the SD card from your AirSense 10 to your computer and import the data.
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