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ResMed Data Load - ENJ - 10-14-2013
I am newbie...been using REMstar Auto A-Flex Model 560P...
I've loaded ResMed software and it seems to run ok... however, when attempting to load/import data it does not recognize a disk is connected or that data that has been copied and loaded to a directory on my PC Win XP Pro...
D:\A-Flex Readings\P-Series\P097245646E8C\p0 (detail files under p0)
Any suggestions would be helpful...
I have loaded SleepyHead and it recognizes data in PC directory - no problem...
Thanks in advance...
Ed
RE: ResMed Data Load - zonk - 10-14-2013
Hi ENJ
ResScan only works with ResMed machines and does not works any other machines
RE: ResMed Data Load - trish6hundred - 10-14-2013
Hi ENJ,
WELCOME! to the forum.!
Hang in there for answers to your questions about data-management software.
Best of luck to you with your CPAP therapy.
RE: ResMed Data Load - Tez62 - 10-14-2013
Welcome ENJ, I agree with zonk, just use Sleepyhead
RE: ResMed Data Load - RonWessels - 10-16-2013
While ResMed offers an "official" data examination program for free (ResScan), the equivalent Philips Respironics program, called "EncoreViewer", costs around $100.
SleepyHead is free third-party software that supports multiple machines, and is apparently superior, although it does glitch on occasion.