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(((hugs))) to you, JohnB!

I've looked over the Respironics, Resmed and Intellipap websites. Very sketchy info on the software. I'll get my Rx and pressure number today from the doc.
I still, cannot see which software provides enuf data to watch future apnea and hypoapnea events. Do all of them do that?

I would think that each manf would provide a sample data screen to look at...but they seem to be very secretive.

Would I choose one machine over the over based on the S/W? Sure.

allwxrider wrote:... Very sketchy info on the software. ...

You can say that again. Most software providers make the manual available (at least) without having to purchase the software.

allwxrider wrote:... I'll get my Rx and pressure number today from the doc. ...

Hope that goes well for you.

allwxrider wrote:... I still, cannot see which software provides enuf data to watch future apnea and hypoapnea events. Do all of them do that? ...

They all do a pretty good job of that.

allwxrider wrote:... I would think that each manf would provide a sample data screen to look at...but they seem to be very secretive. ...

As I noted, normally at LEAST the manual is available. Some of that is available online, including some screen shots:

http://encoreviewer.respironics.com/
http://www.resmed.com/us/products/ressc ... c=patients

But it's pretty sparse, as you note.

allwxrider wrote:... Would I choose one machine over the over based on the S/W? Sure.

I understand the feeling. I've used both EncoreViewer and ResScan. Both are pretty good. I think EncoreViewer is a bit easier to use. But both do the job.

"They all do a good job of that" JBF - Bingo! Thanks! As a novice, that's really what I wanted to hear.

"It's Turbo Time" Arnold Swartznegger - Jingle All the Way Maybe I can be a TurboMan too Instead of a "Booster" or "Dementor". My wife has about had it with her "dull pencil", "not playing with a full deck", "one banana short of a bunch", [very weak banana] {I heard that CPAP can greatly improve that too}.