resmed humidifier not using water

[zonk]

Just a question of interest since I do not have a Climateline setup. If you are in manual mode, can't you adjust the hose temp as well as and separately from the humidity level?

Yes, you can set it on either auto mode or manual mode
http://www.resmed.com/au/assets/document...lo_eng.pdf

Auto mode: Based on your selected air temperature, Climate
Control automatically adjusts the humidifier output to maintain a constant,
comfortable humidity level of 80% relative humidity while protecting against
rainout. In Auto mode the default air temperature is set to 80°F (27°C)

Manual mode: Air temperature and humidity can be
set independently, providing you greater flexibility but without
the rainout protection guaranteed in Auto mode. In this mode,
air temperature (61–86°F (16–30°C)) and humidity level (0–6)
can be set independently. If rainout occurs, either increase air
temperature or decrease the humidity setting.

[vsheline]

Just a question of interest since I do not have a Climateline setup. If you are in manual mode, can't you adjust the hose temp as well as and separately from the humidity level?

Yes, if you have the heated hose, when humidifier is in Manual mode, both water tank heat setting and hose temperature setting can be adjusted separately. So hose temperature can be turned up to max to reduce rainout. But I think if tank heater turned too high can get rainout even if hose temperature is max (86 degF).