OSCAR 1.2.0 & ResMed AirCurve 10 VAuto

[MCS2014]

Just starting using new ResMed AirCurve 10. Noticed a couple differences in the OSCAR data from the data when I was using the DreamStation:
 
 
 
Is there any reason why the other data didn't populate and is there a way to get it to?


Also, I assume the reason I got 3 separate time recordings is because Smart Start was enabled and it will turn back on every time I disconnect the hose and start a new session?

[Crimson Nape]

You are correct about Smart Start.  

No two manufacturers report the same information in the exact same way or fashion. Everything that each brand reports is being reported.  Leaks and Flow Limitation are displayed in the graphs for a Resmed.  Also, a VAuto doesn't report RERAs, VS and VS2.   PB, if sensed, will be reported as CSR on a Resmed.  That is why we recommend that you create a new profile when changing brands.  One other tidbit, FLs on a Resmed are reported on a scale of 0 - 1.  A Philips uses a completely different scale and listed as a percentage.

[MCS2014]

PB, if sensed, will be reported as CSR on a Resmed.  That is why we recommend that you create a new profile when changing brands.

Would a CSR then be reported in the graphs section?

What would creating a new profile do in terms of the data that I'm not getting now?

[Crimson Nape]

CSR is an event and will be listed in the Events graph and on the Flow Chart. I am assuming that the "data you're not getting now" is referring to your Philips data? If so, it would remain in your old profile.

[MCS2014]

CSR is an event and will be listed in the Events graph and on the Flow Chart.  I am assuming that the "data you're not getting now" is referring to your Philips data?  If so, it would remain in your old profile.

So, I assume if there's no CSR (PB) listed there, you're saying it would be zero?  There's rarely been a night that I don't get at least some PB, so that couldn't be the case. Perhaps ResMed's measurements aren't as sensitive?
Yes, was referring to the Philips data.
When you state, " That is why we recommend that you create a new profile when changing brands.", what exactly would that give me that I don't have now?

[pholynyk]

Here is what you get when you have a ResMed machine in your profile:

Code:

void Profile::forceResmedPrefs()
{
       session->setBackupCardData(true);
       session->setDaySplitTime(QTime(12,0,0));
       session->setIgnoreShortSessions(0);
       session->setCombineCloseSessions(0);
       session->setLockSummarySessions(true);
       general->setPrefCalcPercentile(95.0);    // 95%
       general->setPrefCalcMiddle(0);           // Median (50%)
       general->setPrefCalcMax(1);              // 99.9th percentile max
}

If those are not what you want for your non-ResMed data, then you should create a new profile for your ResMed machine.

[MCS2014]

Here is what you get when you have a ResMed machine in your profile:

Code:

void Profile::forceResmedPrefs()
{
       session->setBackupCardData(true);
       session->setDaySplitTime(QTime(12,0,0));
       session->setIgnoreShortSessions(0);
       session->setCombineCloseSessions(0);
       session->setLockSummarySessions(true);
       general->setPrefCalcPercentile(95.0);    // 95%
       general->setPrefCalcMiddle(0);           // Median (50%)
       general->setPrefCalcMax(1);              // 99.9th percentile max
}

If those are not what you want for your non-ResMed data, then you should create a new profile for your ResMed machine.

Forgive me, but please show me how to get into my profile again. Thanks.

[MCS2014]

Looks like the ResMed is breaking up the recordings despite my disabling the auto feature. How to fix.

[pholynyk]

You get to (all the) profiles with the tab in the top left. Click on a profile name to select it. Then over in the right column, you click on edit, or new if you want to create a new profile.

Which 'auto feature' are you referring to? If it is the noon break, that can not be changed in any profile containing a ResMed machine.

If you have a combined profile, there are several ways to split them, which I can describe later.

[MCS2014]

You get to (all the) profiles with the tab in the top left. Click on a profile name to select it. Then over in the right column, you click on edit, or new if you want to create a new profile.

Which 'auto feature' are you referring to? If it is the noon break, that can not be changed in any profile containing a ResMed machine.

If you have a combined profile, there are several ways to split them, which I can describe later.

Sorry, meant to say Smart Start was disabled but it's still breaking up the recordings when I need to disconnect. Don't know why it keeps doing that. The Philips didn't do that unless I turned off/on the machine.

I see where to edit the profile and create a new profile in OSCAR but I know what to do after to add the features I want.