If it has any data at all you should be able to see it on the LCD screen. If it does do some data it's a pitiful amount of data and next to worthless. I can't figure out if it does any data or not. Look down where it say "advanced event detection" and it says N/A. Well it says "basic AHI and leak" reportingīut SleepyHead may not be able to read it.
Take it back and demand a fully data-capable one. Yep! They gave you a "brick"! They put their profits above your therapy. Please tell me there's a way to get data out of this! Thanks! Others whom I work with and use the same DME were given the AirSense 10 when they received machines a year or so ago and really like them. Quick google of the machine while I was in the office seemed to indicate that it was a reputable machine and it had the added benefit to me of being 12V capable as I go camping. I was hoping for an AirSense 10 but didn't argue with the DME who didn't really give me much choice. Sleepyhead did read the hours used but that does me no real good to know the quality of my sleep. Is this actually the case? Do I have a shiny new machine with a SD card and it's no good to me to read data? It returned: "Your Philips Respironics CPAP Machine (Model 200X110) is unfortunately not a data capable model." I downloaded sleepyhead and read the card. I just was given a Dreamstation CPAP machine and I thought Finally I'd get data out of a machine.
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