Ive increased pressure to no avail what now

[staceyburke]

When looking at the O and H row, if the events are clusters then that showed positional apnea. You had one cluster in the H and one cluster in O. As I said you do not have much but it is something to watch. 

The other thing you asked about min pressure- 
The min pressure is your exhale pressure and flex reduces that pressure to make breathing better. The ResMed uses EPR instead and does a better job as it also helps eliminate some flow limits and H events. The Phillips does not seem to do that with those events.

[sleepistryingtokillme]

I checked last night I have no control over epap just minimum and maximum pressures, the machine takes care of everything from there but I did turn off flex which is supposed to lower exhalation pressure slightly to make it easier to breathe with.

[SarcasticDave94]

Then you'll need to increase Min. pressure.

[sleepistryingtokillme]

interesting because the min pressure is also where the machine starts me for the night and then adjusts up from there, I was always told to set it just below my therapy zone so i got there more quickly, right now it's between 15.5 and 20 cm/h2o but increasing it has had no impact whatsoever. I tried to correct for the positional apnea and it got much worse so i went back to how i normally sleep. Last night i had bunch of clusters and i woke up this morning with a migraine. I miss my good sleep.

[sleepistryingtokillme]

are the resmeds compatible with Oscar??

[pholynyk]

Yes. The ResMed AS10 is supported now, and the AS11 will be soon.

The Phillips DS2 is currently a problem because the SD card data is encrypted.

[Melman]

Resmed Airsense 10 elite and autoset are compatible with OSCAR. The new S11 series is not but the team is working on an OSCAR update that will be.

[sleepistryingtokillme]

ok thanks, I've come to rely on oscar to tell me how things are going so I'd probably just go with the AS10