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Gifted an ResMed VPAP S9, now what? - Night Train - 10-20-2019
Howdy again everyone. It's been a while. I inquired at the church if anyone had a CPAP that they were no longer using as I have been wanting a backup to my Devilbiss which is getting long in the tooth. Darn if someone brought a ResMed S9 w H51. I see it has an SD card in it. I made a nice donation to the Ladies Aid in return
So, where do I go from here? Can I tune this thing myself? I'm a constant 15, no ramp. Can you point me to the software I need? How about directions to clear the current setting and put mine in? Thanks! Night Train
RE: Gifted an ResMed VPAP S9, now what? - SarcasticDave94 - 10-20-2019
(10-20-2019, 04:55 PM)Night Train Wrote: Howdy again everyone. It's been a while. I inquired at the church if anyone had a CPAP that they were no longer using as I have been wanting a backup to my Devilbiss which is getting long in the tooth. Darn if someone brought a ResMed S9 w H51. I see it has an SD card in it. I made a nice donation to the Ladies Aid in return
So, where do I go from here? Can I tune this thing myself? I'm a constant 15, no ramp. Can you point me to the software I need? How about directions to clear the current setting and put mine in? Thanks! Night Train
I'd go to the top banner to CPAP Setup Manual and find your exact device. You can set your pressure settings in that Clinician Menu. Not sure if you're meaning chart software, but if so I'll say OSCAR in the top banner. Make sure that you do a UserCP edit when you're switching devices so we can glance at your user info which helps AB members assist you better.
RE: Gifted an ResMed VPAP S9, now what? - DeepBreathing - 10-20-2019
It's important to know which particular VPAP you have - there are several different varieties which are optimised for different conditions. The model name is printed next to the power button
And obviously you need to know what your own diagnosis is - simple obstructive apnea? Central? Mixed? Complications like COPD or severe asthma? Etc...
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