What's Jedimark up to?

jedimark, take it easy please. I wanted to remove the Mask Pressure graph, so I collapsed it (see my above post).





As I understand it, in most XPAPs, there is not yet such a thing as a Mask Pressure (except in one maker). This is b/c there is not a pressure sensor inside the mask.

My general objective would be to see five graphs and wished to get them in one screen shot:

1) Pressure (shown between the set two lines for max and min for APAPs)
2) Events
3) Flow Limitation
4) Leak
4) Snore (Index)


My next objective would be to work on the Flow graph and look for Wave Flattening and Central Apnea Syndrome's components
of Cheyne Stoke Respiration, and Periodic Breathing .

avi123 wrote: My general objective would be to see five graphs and wished to get them in one screen shot:

It can be done. You will have to maximize SleepyHead though so that SH window is full and takes up entire desktop area. I got 6 graphs here and didn't lose a lot of detail. I can still see enough details.

Pugsy, how do I maximize SH to get it? Also, how to remove the calender and show more stuff below the pie chart?

I got that far:



A ResScan equivalent:




But, I can do a much better job by printing the data and next scan it and then post here. Inspite Nate's saying that it does not save trees.

avi123 wrote:I got that far:

Looks like you figured out Maximize.

I don't know how you made the calendar disappear but you can hide the pie chart and that might give you enough room to get the rest of the details.

Preferences...Appearances...remove the check mark from "show event breakdown pie chart" ..click okay..you will need to switch days briefly for the change to take place.

Pugsy wrote:

avi123 wrote:I got that far:

I don't know how you made the calendar disappear but you can hide the pie chart and that might give you enough room to get the rest of the details.

I moved the calender's lower line upwards the same as you narrow the graph's field

avi123 wrote:I moved the calender's lower line upwards the same as you narrow the graph's field

Got it...took a bit as it was stubborn.
With calendar out of the way and the pie chart gone...all the other stuff is there in one shot.
Should be what you want.

Walla......

It would be nice to get rid of the pie.








I just wish that jedimark would feel better to spend more time on it.

avi123 wrote: It would be nice to get rid of the pie.

You can indeed get rid of the pie...did you go to where I said in Preferences?

Under File...upper left corner...click File/Preferences/Appearance....remove check mark to show pie chart.

You toggle the calendar on and off with the triangle just to the left of the day e.g. Mon, Tue.

Pugsy wrote:

avi123 wrote: It would be nice to get rid of the pie.

You can indeed get rid of the pie...

I would hate to get rid of the pie.

I love to think about pie. And look at pie. Just looking satisfies my sweet tooth without calories.

Nate

DrPepper is correct.

Hey Avi,
That is one awesome looking report you have there. So much better than your others.
I just wanted to mention it before I got busy and forgot to send you a pat on the back.

You get the Happy Feet dance.

Pugsy wrote:Hey Avi,
That is one awesome looking report you have there. So much better than your others.
I just wanted to mention it before I got busy and forgot to send you a pat on the back.

You get the Happy Feet dance.

Someone is missing:

I still like this ResScan graph more: it could be because jedimark followed Respironics way of flags illustrations. I find Resmed more precise and it also includes durations of the events.



And also this Stats format by ResScan:



Pugsy, your remark that I have improved with treatment it is only with regards to events but not to my Residual Sleepiness which still exists. May be I am a living testimonial proof to the report mentioned on my signature line. I attribute my better events results to my recent switching from a FF mask to nasal mask and using a chinstrap. I had a lot of leaks when I used FF masks. As I understand it, the longer the pherpheral length of a mask's seal the higher the leaks to be expected.

Say hi to the deer.