Archived SH Discussions [Q&A Thread from Jun-2014 thru Aug 2015]

[PaytonA]

You got it first time but this is a different "holler" from above. This is "holler" like a low portion of ground - like a hollow.

[BadGoodDeb]

Any country person knows both uses of "holler"! Hello LanceC -- your "location" caused me to append my actual location onto my profile just now. Howdy neighbor!

Great software. It installed on my Mac clean as a whistle, then read my data card and show me (all 4 days of) my data right away. Great stuff!

bgDeb

[LanceC]

You got it first time but this is a different "holler" from above. This is "holler" like a low portion of ground - like a hollow.

Well yeah, that's what I was sayin'.

Any country person knows both uses of "holler"! Hello LanceC -- your "location" caused me to append my actual location onto my profile just now. Howdy neighbor!

Heh, hi there. Ogden and Eola area...

[BadGoodDeb]

Eola and New York St area!

[LanceC]

Eola and New York St area!

Jeez, I could throw rocks at you. I won't though.

[BadGoodDeb]

Oh good -- you might wake me up! Sleep soundly.

[LanceC]

You too!

[mcmc]

Hi there,

First time using this apnea board.
Can anyone confirm if the Sleepyhead will work with Fisher Paykel Icon Auto plus?

Thx

[Crimson Nape]

Hi there,

First time using this apnea board.
Can anyone confirm if the Sleepyhead will work with Fisher Paykel Icon Auto plus?

Thx

At the top of this forum is a link for Sleepyhead:
http://www.sleepfiles.com/SH2/

If you scroll down to the second sentence from the top it states:
SleepyHead supports * data capable * CPAP machine models from the following series:
ResMed S9, AirSense 10, AirCurve 10, Philips Respirioncs System One, Fisher & Paykel ICON & ICON+ and DeVilbiss IntelliPAP

I hope this may help.

[BiLevel48]

All right. I do not know exactly where I need to post my questions, and I feel guilty for intruding into what your writing and I am truly truly sorry. I have been asked if I would post questions that I have into this post that is the Guide to the use of SleepyHead. As you might know from another post I have on the APNEA BOARD, I am trying ResScan and SleepyHead. My question. You know,ResScan has an EXCELLENT user's manual that I have read, and I really understand it. Now I do not know if Drs. that anybody knows ever use this software to look at PAP Data. What I mean, is I wonder if ay Actual Sleep M.D.s use SleepyHead like they use ResMed in the office to view the patient's PAP Data. So I do not even know if this is possible. But Let's pretend that I am a Sleep M.D. and now a patient brings their own PAP S.D. card into the facility, so that we can look at their data. Let's pretend that we are going to be supposing that we are doing their very first PAP evaluation to see if they have been compliant with the PAP Machine that they are using. In other words, I want to see if the patient has used their Positive airway Pressure machine and during the 30 days since their Positive airway Pressure Machine was setup, I want to see if their PAP machine usage was =>4hrs per night, for at least 70% of those 30 nights since their PAP machine was set up. On the ResScan software this is actually possible. Is this even remotely possible on SleepyHead software? I really hope so. so, =>4hrs a night, for at least 70% of the 30 nights.

I don't know where else to post this in this thread. I'm sorry.