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Z1 auto travel cpap mode change - Aschaefer5 - 10-07-2017
I just purchased the z1 auto and it is set on apap. I would like to change it to straight cpap but the manual doesn't provide this info. Can anyone help me? Thanks
RE: Z1 auto travel cpap mode change - OpalRose - 10-07-2017
Hi Aschaefer5,
I believe the device "locks" after each power cycle.
You have to "unlock" to enable switching modes.
Order the Clinicians Manual for your Z1 Auto. You should find detailed instruction.
http://www.apneaboard.com/adjust-cpap-pressure/change-cpap-pressure-settings-adjusting-your-machine-with-a-clinician-setup-manual
RE: Z1 auto travel cpap mode change - Aschaefer5 - 10-07-2017
Thanks for the help. The manual on how to lock and unlock isn't very good describing how to go to different settings. The manual I was able to find totally skipped how to change from APAP to CPAP indicating a clinician needed to perform the task? hope this one is better.
RE: Z1 auto travel cpap mode change - trish6hundred - 10-07-2017
Hi Aschaefer5,
WELCOME! to the forum.!
Good luck with CPAP therapy and also with figuring out how to change your settings on the Z1Auto.
RE: Z1 auto travel cpap mode change - jedwin - 10-22-2017
I have same problem. In Z1 Auto machine I want to change from CPAP to APAP.
Could you find the solution? Will be thankful if you can share
RE: Z1 auto travel cpap mode change - sbostin - 06-21-2018
I found the Clinician's Manual available for download online, and I have attached it to this post. This manual allowed me to adjust my Z1 Auto travel CPAP to the correct settings.
IMPORTANT: I did this AFTER receiving my doctor's prescription for the appropriate treatment settings. This was to save a visit to my medical equipment provider - not to avoid getting proper medical advice.
A couple of other notes on the Z1 Auto:
* Per some advice I found on these forums, I do NOT use the skinny tubing that came with the device. I purchased standard diameter tubing online. I was able to get a 6' hose from The CPAP Shop, although I think 4' would have been fine...but it's hard to find them.
* Also, as advised on these forums, I "broke in" the motor on the unit by running it in another room overnight (about 8-10 hours). Apparently, the motor needs a little break-in time before it starts running more quietly.
Hope this helps save some other people some time with trial and error!
MODERATOR NOTE: Link to Clinicians Manual removed. You can find Clinicians Manuals here on Apnea Board by using the link at top of page.
https://www.apneaboard.com/adjust-cpap-pressure/change-cpap-pressure-settings-adjusting-your-machine-with-a-clinician-setup-manual
RE: Z1 auto travel cpap mode change - ShaunBlake - 06-21-2018
(06-21-2018, 03:47 PM)sbostin Wrote: <snip>
* Also, as advised on these forums, I "broke in" the motor on the unit by running it in another room overnight (about 8-10 hours). Apparently, the motor needs a little break-in time before it starts running more quietly.
<snip>
I'm astonished! I unboxed mine, plugged it in and used it that night, and was amazed at how quiet it is (compared to a ResMed S8 Escape II, which I found to be extremely quiet).
Too bad you didn't do a comparison to see what decibel levels you had and achieved. However, glad you like the machine; that's important for successful therapy.
Happy PAPing!
RE: Z1 auto travel cpap mode change - rockyptjoe - 10-02-2019
I realize that this is an older thread...but just got the Z2, and didn't find it too loud (I have the ResMed 10 Autosense, but then again, I have some hearing loss). For anyone that has used a standard tube instead of the skinny tube, has that quieted the machine any, or have you noticed any problems...either mechanically or with your therapy?