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CPAP Pressure: CPAP 8 CPAP Software: SleepyHead Other Comments: Sex: Female Location: Netherlands 1. , . Oscar or SleepyHead? INCLUDING SLEEP

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Macheta Posts: 91 Threads: 25 Joined: Jul 2015 Machine: ResMed Airsense 10 Autoset Mask Type: Nasal pillows Mask Make & Model: P30i and AirTouch F20 Humidifier: Level 4 CPAP Pressure: 7.2 - 8 Auto CPAP Software: OSCAR Other Comments: Sex: Male Location: United States SleepyHead Bug [getting stuck in Full Screen Toggle] There were multiple threads on the internet about SleepyHead getting stuck in Full Screen Toggle. Uninstalling and reinstalling SleepyHead does not work. However, I was successful on fixing it by deleting the registry files. Here are some instructions:1) Close sleepyhead2) Click start menu search by Regedit3) Click Control F4) Search by Jedimark5) Right click on the Jedimark file and select delete6) Open sleepyhead again DO NOT USE THIS BUTTON UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY"> ajack Posts: 1,926 Threads: 2 Joined: Mar 2017 Machine: Resmed s9 ST-A iVAPS Mask Type: Full face mask Mask Make & Model: Resmed F20 Humidifier: H5i CPAP Pressure: EPAP:12 PS:5-18 CPAP Software: ResScanSleepyHead Other Comments: obese T2 on LCHF diet Sex: Male Location: australia RE: SleepyHead Bug Thank you, This should be pinned in wiki. we have all hit the toggle and crashed it, vowing never to do it again. DO NOT USE THIS BUTTON UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY"> Crimson Nape Wiki Editor Posts: 15,718 Threads: 203 Joined: Oct 2014 Machine: AirCurve 10 Vauto Mask Type: Hybrid Mask Make & Model: F&P Evora FFM Humidifier: Not Used - Side Cover CPAP Pressure: 5-12 PS 5 CPAP Software: OSCAR Other Comments: OSCAR Team Member Sex: Male Location: Georgia - U.S.A. RE: SleepyHead Bug For your information, I have published a batch file that will automatically perform the proper steps to reset the display.File: SleepyHead Display Reset DO NOT USE THIS BUTTON UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY"> macheta Posts: 91 Threads: 25 Joined: Jul 2015 Machine: ResMed Airsense 10 Autoset Mask Type: Nasal pillows Mask Make & Model: P30i and AirTouch F20 Humidifier: Level 4 CPAP Pressure: 7.2 - 8 Auto CPAP Software: OSCAR Other Comments: Sex: Male Location: United States RE: SleepyHead Bug Perfect. I could not find any information. Your way is easier. DO NOT USE THIS BUTTON UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY"> AlanE Posts: 2,221 Threads: 28 Joined: Mar 2015 Machine: ResMed AirSense 10 Autoset Mask Type: Nasal pillows Mask Make & Model: P10 & F20 as backup Humidifier: Built-in CPAP Pressure: 8.6 - 15 CPAP Software: OSCAR Other Comments: ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ So Long Ian, and Thanks for All the Fish Sex: Male Location: Southwest Florida RE: SleepyHead Bug [getting stuck in Full Screen Toggle] F11 usually works for me DO NOT USE THIS BUTTON UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY">

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Onto the card that the Autoset doesn't like. This could be anything from ResScan itself (which I doubt) or your antivirus software. PaulaOTake a deep breath and count to zen. DO NOT USE THIS BUTTON UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY"> drgrimes Posts: 274 Threads: 25 Joined: Sep 2013 Machine: S10 Resmed Autoset Mask Type: Nasal mask Mask Make & Model: Resmed AirFit N30i Humidifier: resmed CPAP Pressure: 5-15 CPAP Software: ResScanOSCAR Other Comments: Sex: Male Location: Texas RE: ResMed S9 Data format and signals Tim, thanks for all the information. Everytime I open Rescan, I use a customized report that I created that creates a very detailed five page report. It creates a PDF file, and I save those daily ever since I started using the data capable machine. It's nice because I don't have to waste paper or time printing, but I have a nice backup of everything incase something goes wrong with SD card, Autoset, or my PC. I worry lots less now. Thanks again.Darrell DO NOT USE THIS BUTTON UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY"> PaulaO2 Posts: 10,030 Threads: 236 Joined: Feb 2012 Machine: A10 Autoset Mask Type: Nasal pillows Mask Make & Model: Airfit P30i Humidifier: built-in CPAP Pressure: 14-20 CPAP Software: OSCAR Other Comments: Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome; chronic sarcasm Sex: Undisclosed Location: western NC, USA RE: ResMed S9 Data format and signals Elliot, one of them you don't have in your list is Inspiration time unless that is figured into the RR total?I don't think it would be time, as in compliance.This is way cool information!You know, one person who may know what it means is Mark, the creator of SleepyHead. You can PM him here at this forum or contact him over at the SleepyHead section of SourceForge. PaulaOTake a deep breath and count to zen. DO NOT USE THIS. CPAP Pressure: CPAP 8 CPAP Software: SleepyHead Other Comments: Sex: Female Location: Netherlands 1. , . Oscar or SleepyHead? INCLUDING SLEEP

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Of the time.the signal 10 has a range of 0 to +2 (digital value 0 to 200)the signal 11 has a range of -3 to +3 (digital value -120 to +120) Does anyone know what these two signals are and how they relate to the other data in the file? I can paste the header and signal files in ascii form if anyone is interested or needs them.Thanks in advance. DO NOT USE THIS BUTTON UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY"> trish6hundred Posts: 8,263 Threads: 6 Joined: May 2012 Machine: Resmed AirSense 10 AutoSet For Her Mask Type: Full face mask Mask Make & Model: Resmed f20 Humidifier: Resmed Integrated humidifier CPAP Pressure: 11/14 CmH2O CPAP Software: Not using software Other Comments: I started CPAP in 2008. Totally blind since birth. Sex: Female Location: Missouri, USA RE: ResMed S9 Data format and signals Hi elliott2,WELCOME! to the forum.!Hang in there for answers to your question. trish6hundred DO NOT USE THIS BUTTON UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY"> drgrimes Posts: 274 Threads: 25 Joined: Sep 2013 Machine: S10 Resmed Autoset Mask Type: Nasal mask Mask Make & Model: Resmed AirFit N30i Humidifier: resmed CPAP Pressure: 5-15 CPAP Software: ResScanOSCAR Other Comments: Sex: Male Location: Texas RE: ResMed S9 Data format and signals Elliot, you are really getting into the nitty gritty of the data files.....deeper than I have been so I can't answer your questions about those two fields. Do you see the same data from those fields showing up in Rescan or Sleepyhead? Or I wonder if that data is used in some calculation or analysis but does not show up in an obvious way.I have tried hard to understand the data structure and how things work, but I admit it is eluding me. There are some odd things that happen and I cannot figure a Or discard the duplicate data I tell it to discard the duplicate data. This seems to preserve the full data set on the thumb drive so i have full high data sample rate data for all of the days. I've read that the S9 will overwrite data older then a week old and not preserve the high sample rate data (which is what I'm most interested in). I don't know if it does but when I copy and discard, the older files don't get updated. From what I understand the option to update or discard the data file has to do with the data going INTO ResScan and not to the card but i use the write protect procedure to be sure. From what I've seen, ResScan requires a data card or equivalent (the thumb drive) to read the new data from, it will not read the data from a directory on the hard drive, or at least I have not been able to figure out how. SleepHead and EDFBrowser will read from the hard drive sub-directory without a problem. To figure out what the label were for in the data files, I compared the data displayed in EDFBrowser to SleepyHead and ResScan. I didn't snap to what RR, MV, VT and FFL Index were until I looked and compared data and then it made sense. I have not found anything that seems to correlate to the signal 10 and 11 but using EDFBrowser you can see that they are related to events, I just not sure how and what the magnitudes are about.Cheers,Tim DO NOT USE THIS BUTTON UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY"> PaulaO2 Posts: 10,030 Threads: 236 Joined: Feb 2012 Machine: A10 Autoset Mask Type: Nasal pillows Mask Make & Model: Airfit P30i Humidifier: built-in CPAP Pressure: 14-20 CPAP Software:

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Changes: Without treatment, sleep apnea can cause depression and anxiety. Cognitive Issues: Untreated sleep apnea has been linked to changes in the brain, which can affect performance, decision-making, and concentration. Lack of Energy: You are likely to experience bouts of low energy if your sleep apnea is not properly managed. Relationship Struggles: Regularly using a CPAP machine may help to improve your relationships with others, including romantic partners. Risks of Not Using Your CPAP Machine CPAP therapy has many benefits, including reversing much of the damage caused by sleep apnea. Unfortunately, not using your CPAP machine for an extended period will eventually lead to the return of various health risks related to untreated or undertreated sleep apnea. Here is what can happen if you don’t use your CPAP machine for long periods of time: Heart Disease: People who use their CPAP machines are less likely to experience cardiovascular issues, including heart failure. Stroke: Adhering to your CPAP therapy plan has been proven to reduce your risk for stroke. Diabetes: Using a CPAP machine improves blood sugar control and lowers your risk for diabetes. Brain Damage: Following your CPAP therapy treatment plan has been proven to reverse brain damage caused by sleep apnea and may reduce your risk for Alzheimer's. Accidental Injuries: Using your CPAP machine for at least 4 hours per night makes you 70% less likely to get into a car accident. Shorter Lifespan: People who do not use their CPAP machine correctly may have a shorter life expectancy than those with properly treated sleep apnea. Skipping CPAP for a Night While it’s best to use your CPAP machine every time you go to sleep, most people can safely skip a night of CPAP occasionally. However, you should resume using your CPAP as quickly as possible and avoid turning

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It into a regular habit, as the minor effects of missing CPAP therapy add up over time. Side Effects of Not Using Your CPAP Machine for a Night The damage caused by untreated sleep apnea is cumulative, meaning it becomes more of a problem as time goes on. Studies also suggest that many of the effects are reversible. So, as long as you resume CPAP therapy within a few days, you probably won’t notice any negative effects from not using your CPAP machine. That said, skipping CPAP for just one night can impact your body in minor ways and may leave you feeling less energized the next day. A 2017 study found that participants with moderate to severe sleep apnea experienced minor metabolic and cardiovascular changes within hours of falling asleep without their CPAP machines. Their results included increased levels of: Blood Sugar Stress Hormone (Cortisol) Blood Pressure While their findings may sound concerning, these effects were relatively small and really only cause harm if you decide to skip CPAP therapy regularly or quit treatment altogether. Can You Skip a Night of CPAP? Most experts agree that missing a night or two of CPAP isn’t a problem as long as you don’t do it regularly. Knowing you can take a short break from CPAP therapy if needed may even help some people remain compliant with their treatment plan. In fact, most health insurance plans even let you take occasional breaks per their CPAP compliance agreements, which usually require you to use your machine for a minimum of 4 hours per night, 21 nights per month. Not Using CPAP for a Week A night or two without CPAP isn’t usually a big deal, but the effects of not using your CPAP machine become more evident as time goes on. Going one. CPAP Pressure: CPAP 8 CPAP Software: SleepyHead Other Comments: Sex: Female Location: Netherlands 1. , . Oscar or SleepyHead? INCLUDING SLEEP

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Have to Use CPAP Every Night? It’s best to use your CPAP machine as often as possible. For some people, that is every night, but others may need to take a CPAP break occasionally. If you’re considering a CPAP break, keep it to no more than a day or two and avoid making it a regular habit. What Happens if I Don’t Use My CPAP for a Week? Not using your CPAP machine for a week will lead to the return of your sleep apnea, resulting in poor sleep that will probably leave you feeling tired. During this time, your body may also experience a slight increase in blood pressure, blood sugar, heart rate, and stress levels. Should I Bring My CPAP Machine on a Weekend Trip? Technically, it’s okay to miss a couple of days of CPAP therapy while you’re away for the weekend. However, it’s always best to take your CPAP machine with you whenever you leave for a trip, just in case you run into unexpected travel issues and need to extend your trip. What Happens if I Stop Using My CPAP Machine? After about a week, you’ll feel more tired than usual. As the effects of untreated sleep apnea begin to build up, you will once again experience the full-blown side effects of sleep apnea, including irritability and brain fog. Eventually, this can cause damage to your body and lead to serious health risks. Final Thoughts We hope we’ve helped you better understand what happens when you don’t use your CPAP machine. The bottom line is that you’re probably safe to skip a night of CPAP therapy or even two every once in a while. But eventually, the side effects of not using your CPAP machine will start to add up, and your sleep apnea will