Does OSCAR (or any other software) show the actual air pressure used?

[Jeff Umla]

Hi all.
I have a Resmed Aircurve 10 Vauto and my pressure prescription is 4 to 25.  But I don't think I ever use a pressure all the way to 25cm so I was wondering if there is any way or software to determine the actual pressures that I use during a session.  There is a section on the "sleep report" on the machine that just says "Pressure" and that setting was 15.4 last night.  Is that the pressure that I actually use?  If so, I think I can lower my pressure from 25cm.  I can't see anywhere in the OSCAR program where this is shown.  Only what the top and bottom pressures are on a given night.  Thanks for your help.  Jeff

[staceyburke]

Oscar is software on this site. Totally free and gives you that and a tremendous amount more. Down load at the top of the site and go to wiki and search oscar to learn how to use it.

[Crimson Nape]

Your pressures are listed on the left side of the Daily screen.   Please see the link in my signature for understanding OSCAR.

[OpalRose]

Jeff, if you're looking to understand the readings on your AirCurve Screen, order a Clinicians Manual here:

https://www.apneaboard.com/adjust-cpap-p...tup-manual

The OSCAR software will show you the minimum, median, 95% and maximum pressure used for the night.
As Crimson Nape said, it would be listed on the left side of the Daily Page in OSCAR.

http://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.php..._The_Guide

[Gideon]

Your machine records pressures throughout your season in extremely high detail. Simply view OSCAR pressure chart to see what your pressures are