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MartinJ59 wrote:Crashed computer

Check your PM box

Can I also get a link to the Rescan Software.
I have a S9 AUTOSET unit.
Thanks,

Can I also get a link to the Rescan software.
I have a S9 AUTOSET unit.

Thanks,

Pugsy wrote:

MartinJ59 wrote:Crashed computer

Check your PM box

A big thank you Pugsy!

I am a new CPAP user and have downloaded the sleepyhead software.
I would also like a link to the Rescan Software, if someone could please inbox that to me.

Can someone share what the differences in data are between the two?

many thanks

sn0rlax wrote:I am a new CPAP user and have downloaded the sleepyhead software.
I would also like a link to the Rescan Software, if someone could please inbox that to me.

Can someone share what the differences in data are between the two?

Check your PM box.

The data that each software presents is essentially the same data just presented visually in a different manner.
I sent you a link for the tutorial as well and you can see for yourself what I mean about being visually different.
You can use both software programs if you wish. The main advantage to using ResScan (for me) was the red line at 24 L/min leak...very easy to spot just how much time I may have spent above 24 L/min and how much above it.
On SleepyHead it wasn't always easy to see just how much over 24 L/min I went or for how long due to the scale involved.
Over 24 L/min is where ResMed says that leaks can start negatively impacting the machine's sensing and reporting capabilities and may impact therapy. Personally I found that things didn't go horrible until leaks were in the 30s....like between 30 to 35 L/min I would see a lot more events than normal (so I assume pressure was inadequate) but the machine would flag them as unknown events meaning it couldn't tell what to call them....with leaks above 35 L/min events seemed to disappear where I would have normally thought events should show up (even if flagged unknown) so I assumed that the machine just totally couldn't sense them...of course maybe I didn't have any but since I don't know for sure I have to assume the worst case scenario to be on the cautious side.

If you haven't read this yet...it will help with understanding your data no matter which software you get it from.
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thanks ever so much, Pugsy! It's a big learning curve for sure.

I have been lurking for a little while and finally registered after upgrading my ResMed S8 to a S9 yesterday. Thanks for all of the great information on the S9. It helped with my decision. I will be reviewing the other great information on the S9.

Could I get the link for the S9 software?

Thanks in advance!

hi could someone pm me with the link too the software for the resmed s9 please would be very gratefull
thanks for your help

Hi. Newby from New Zealand. Just diagnosed with OSA.

Thanks for all the valuable information. Great forum.

I've purchased a Resmed S9 and would also like the management software so I can evaluate my data more effectively.

Could someone PM me - thanks in advance.

PMs sent

Thank you Pugsy

ineedasnooze wrote:the software isnt cheap, but i guess health isnt cheap. am i allowed to use it, i mean will the cilinician get mad or something.

I told my sleep doc I was monitoring my own progress, and she did not seem fazed by it at all. I suppose that is on a case by case basis with each doctor, though.

I'm a new cpap user for the last 3 months doing good so far and I would like to download a software for my s9 auto to look my stats and understand more my therapy. Excuse my english I'm a french speaking. Thank you.

I just bought a used S9 Elite with humidifier. Would like the software also. Thanks in advance.