AirMini pressure too high for comfort

[Sleepinator]

Hi, new user here (as in first posting).

I have for several years used a ResMed S9 Autoset, which works perfectly for me, and which I'm very happy with. The only negative thing about it is the size of the machine plus power supply when I'm out travelling. Therefore, I bought an AirMini to use for travelling. The problem now is that the AirMini starts out with a very high pressure as compared to the S9, and increases it to a point that I find very uncomfortable, and thus find it difficult to use. I have tried sleeping with it to get used to it, but it wakes me up repeatedly with the feeling of having a high pressure hose blowing down my nose (the S9 does not do this). Thus, every time I've tried the AirMini, I have to switch back to the S9 to be able to sleep. The S9 works so good I did hardly need any time at all to get used to it. The AirMini, on the other hand, is quite a challenge. So now my question is: Is there a way to reduce the pressure from the AirMini to make it behave more like my S9 is set up? I couldn't find any such settings in the app, so now I'm worried that I've bought an expensive machine that I essentially cannot use.

Note: The AirMini does this both with the original hose and with my 22 mm hose + 3D-printed adapter. I use the adapter found in the thread named "Thread-Solution-for-the-AirMini-Travel-Noise (forum software does not allow me to post links yet). My main reason for doing this is to eliminate the HumidX adapter, which is super noisy, Darth Vader style. Besides, I don't use a humidifier.

[Dog Slobber]

in the airmini app, press the bluetooth logo, then press the ResMed and AirMini logo at the same time. 

Then set the pressure ranges the same as your S9.

[OpalRose]

So that you'll be more familiar with your AirMini, order a Clinicians Manual.

Scroll down to Section Three and look for ResMed AirMini AutoSet

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

[Sleepinator]

in the airmini app, press the bluetooth logo, then press the ResMed and AirMini logo at the same time. 

Then set the pressure ranges the same as your S9.

Thank you for the instructions. That helped a lot! Now the machine is actually usable.  

There is one more thing with the AirMini: When I inhale, the vent holes in the elbow joint connecting to the N20 mask make a loud hissing noise of flowing air. It is almost as bad as the Darth Vader sound from the HumidX adapter. When I use the exact same mask with the exact same hose on my ResMed S9, there is no noise. So the culprit is clearly the AirMini, that  does something that causes this noise. Any idea what causes this? Do you know if it is possible to tweak the settings of the AirMini to eliminate or reduce this noise?

So that you'll be more familiar with your AirMini, order a Clinicians Manual.

Scroll down to Section Three and look for ResMed AirMini AutoSet

Ohh! That would be nice to have! I have hereby sent an email with an order