12-18-2022, 01:56 AM
RE: why is my Respiratory rate high?
Koy, I have a very old thread on this... http://www.apneaboard.com/forums/Thread-...-your-data
When you have the high respiration rate and you look at a closeup -- maybe 4-8 minutes -- do you see the wildly jaggy flow rate curve?
I've used three machines: an original A10 from 2014, a vauto from 2017, and now an Air11 since last March.
The Air10 had two software revisions.
What I saw when I moved from the original A10 to the vauto was that all the wild jaggies went away, except that later I realized that if I moved the trigger to very high I could make the vauto look just like the original Air10. When I got the Air11 it behaves very similarly to the vauto for me.
I think that the original algorithm has a very high trigger built into the EPR on the A10, and the 2nd version had a medium trigger.
And the Air11 software is the same as the 2nd Air10.
When you have the high respiration rate and you look at a closeup -- maybe 4-8 minutes -- do you see the wildly jaggy flow rate curve?
I've used three machines: an original A10 from 2014, a vauto from 2017, and now an Air11 since last March.
The Air10 had two software revisions.
What I saw when I moved from the original A10 to the vauto was that all the wild jaggies went away, except that later I realized that if I moved the trigger to very high I could make the vauto look just like the original Air10. When I got the Air11 it behaves very similarly to the vauto for me.
I think that the original algorithm has a very high trigger built into the EPR on the A10, and the 2nd version had a medium trigger.
And the Air11 software is the same as the 2nd Air10.