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- OSCAR supported machines - Apnea Board Wiki
S9 CPAP SE S9 Escape CPAP S9 Escape Auto Resmed S8 and earlier series DeVilbiss Note: Drive Medical, which owns DeVilbiss, has announced they are discontinuing sale of CPAP machines as of December 2021 Fully Supported by OSCAR DV64 CPAP DV64 Auto Partly Supported by OSCAR DV54 Auto Fisher Paykel Fully Supported by OSCAR Sleepstyle Partly
- OSCAR Installation - Apnea Board Wiki
Importing the data only brings the raw data from your CPAP machine and doesn't bring across your profiles or settings Importing only works if SleepyHead was set up to save a backup copy of your machine data This process is a little more convoluted and is only recommended for users who are comfortable importing data from files on their computer
- Apnea Board - Sleep Apnea discussion forums, CPAP Manuals and advice
World's largest and most helpful CPAP and Sleep Apnea forum Advice, setup manuals, OSCAR software Make pressure changes and adjustments safely, tips on treatment
- Apnea Board Forum - CPAP | Sleep Apnea
World's largest and most helpful CPAP and Sleep Apnea forum Advice, setup manuals, OSCAR software Make pressure changes and adjustments safely, tips on treatment
- [CPAP] Whistling on inhalation from Resmed Airsense 10 - Apnea Board
I've been using the Resmed Airsense 10 for nearly three years with no problems, but about two months ago I started to hear a soft whistling sound on inspiration which is loud enough to be disturbing
- OSCAR Installation: Windows - Apnea Board Wiki
Windows version 32 bit or 64 bit The Windows version of OSCAR is available as both 32 bit and 64 bit In general the 32 bit version will work on all computers using Windows 7, 8 or 10 The 64 bit version is for "power users" running a 64 bit operating system If in doubt, select the 32 bit version Download process In the official OSCAR download page click the link for Windows 32 bit or 64 bit
- How to find optimum CPAP pressure - Apnea Board Wiki
Consider Upgrading To An Auto-CPAP If you're considering adjusting your own CPAP air pressure settings, the safer method is to upgrade from a constant-pressure CPAP machine to an auto-CPAP machine Auto-CPAPs (sometimes referred to as "APAP") adjust pressure automatically according to your ongoing needs
- Soft Cervical Collar - Apnea Board Wiki
Soft Cervical Collars and Apnea Introduction This article provides guidance for the selection and use of a soft cervical collar (SCC) to prevent a common cause of positional apnea Many CPAP users (at least 1 3 of forum members including the writer) experience significant clustered flow restrictions, hypopnea, and obstructive apnea that do not respond to pressure due to misalignment and
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