The data is stored in "standard" EDF files (just like ResMed PAP machine data and data from various other devices).
This means that the data can be viewed with any generic EDF file viewer such as Polyman (in my sig).
Alternatively we can view the data using "Phillips Respironics Sleepware G3" software.
The Phillips software looks very much like OSCAR but has extra capabilities to annotate events and create reports etc.
I have not explored the capabilities of the software but I've attached a few screenshots to give a feel for it.
The images look cluttered because all possible data graphs are turned on and there isn't it enough screen space to make that useful.
There is a heck of a lot of data available but I wonder if anyone even looks at most of it when doing a "vanilla" sleep study.
I don't know if most sleep labs would be willing to supply this data. Nothing to lose... I just asked and they said yes.
OSCAR uploads - Organize Charts - Removing Calendar and Pie Charts etc to show the Settings
OSCAR uploads - Attaching Charts to your post
OSCAR help pages
How to obtain your Clinician's manual: Click me and go to "Section Three" on this page
Data Interpretation
Treatment-Emergent Central Apnea
Machine Choices - Good and Bad
Download Polyman (EDF Viewer)
Which ResMed machines support which modes (scroll to final post)