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10 year cpap user - new machine - jminminnesota - 09-15-2017 Hello, Just found this wonderful site and had a question about settings for a new AirSense 10 Autoset machine. I tried to post a image of lasts nights data but was notified I needed 4 posts before I could do so. Anyway I look forward to reading all the advice contained here! John RE: 10 year cpap user - new machine - Sleeprider - 09-15-2017 If you have the image posted on Imgur, just add a space to the URL like H ttp://xxx, and we can retrieve it. Welcome to the forum John. RE: 10 year cpap user - new machine - jminminnesota - 09-15-2017 Wow that was quick!  I sure hope you are rewarded is some way for the amount of work you put into this site. here is the link http s://imgur.com/syykmLa John RE: 10 year cpap user - new machine - Sleeprider - 09-15-2017 Settings are 6.4-11, EPR and Ramp off.  Event rate shows a few hypopnea scattered through the night and a single OA, and a cluster of CA in the morning.  Unless that cluster of CA occurs during the night, and more frequently, I'm inclined to disregard it as awakening or sleep disruption. They also correspond with periods of higher leaks suggesting a sleep disturbance.  The obstructive index is under 1.3 so you are in a pretty effective range, but I might take minimum pressure to 7.0 with the idea of minimizing those events.  Your maximum actual pressure was 9.4 so your current maximum pressure doesn't really come into play.  Work on a few mouth leaks, and you look excellent here. For future reference, if you decide to enable EPR, watch for increases in CA events, and offset the reduction in exhale pressure with an increase in minimum pressure. EPR might improve tidal volume and is effective in some cases for hypopnea, but it can also increase CA in some people. RE: 10 year cpap user - new machine - jminminnesota - 09-15-2017 Perfect! Just the advice I was looking for. Thank you very much for the help. John RE: 10 year cpap user - new machine - trish6hundred - 09-15-2017 Hi jminminnesota, WELCOME! to the forum.! Good luck as you continue CPAP therapy and I hope you like your new machine.