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OSCAR - the Open Source CPAP Analysis Reporter

OSCAR is software compatible with Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems, developed for reviewing and exploring data produced by supported CPAP, bilevel, ventilators and related machines used in the treatment of sleep apnea. OSCAR requires that data is collected on a SD card which MUST be inserted into the PAP machine during use to record detailed data.

Introduction

OSCAR - The Guide

For an excellent resource (from the OSCAR Project Manager, Gideon), here is the wiki article on how to use & interpret OSCAR's software results. It's called "OSCAR - The Guide", and can be found here:

OSCAR Supported Machines and Devices

The list of machines supported by OSCAR is expanding. Here is the list of currently compatible CPAP machines, oximeters, and sleep monitors:

OSCAR Installation and Data Migration Guide

A discussion of downloading and installing OSCAR on your PC followed by a discussion of migrating data from a previous version or from SleepyHead.

Run OSCAR for the first time

How to create a profile and import data

Basic OSCAR organization

A description of the various windows in OSCAR and the available options.

OSCAR Chart Organization and preparing for Screen Shot

For a brief tutorial on the best way to arrange your OSCAR charts for review, follow this link:

For advice on attaching charts and images to Apnea Board forums, follow this link:

OSCAR Preferences

To learn about the various changes you can make to the setup of OSCAR, see

OSCAR Troubleshooting

Having trouble with OSCAR? You may find the answer here:

International OSCAR Help

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