[Equipment] ResMed S9 VPAP Adapt

[maxdri]

I am new to this Forum and have read many of the posts. If I don't use the correct terminology, you can probably guess what I am trying to say. I am looking for answers to the following questions:
1. Is it possible to get the LCD (I think that is what it is called) light to stay on longer - on the ResMed VPAP Adapt?
2. My numbers are currently 6-20. The doctor lowered the top number from 30 to 20 after I complained that 30 was blowing my mask off. She said that my recent titration study said 20 would be high enough.
3. I was diagnosed with Central/Complex Sleep Apnea in 2009 and spent several years on a Respironics machine. After a night in the Sleep Lab in June 2012, my doctor prescribed the ResMed machine because that was what they used in the lab. It has taken awhile for me to adjust to it. Anyone else have the same experience?
4. I'm still looking for the perfect mask, but I will leave that topic for another time.
I'm very happy I found this forum. I hope you will be happy with me also.

[trish6hundred]

Hi maxdri, First of all, WELCOME! to the forum. I don't know a lot about the machine you have but hang tight and someone will be able to help you soon. I'm glad you found this forum; you will find lots of nice people and great information here. Best of luck to you with your new machine.

[zonk]

1. Is it possible to get the LCD (I think that is what it is called) light to stay on longer - on the ResMed VPAP Adapt?

I'm very happy I found this forum. I hope you will be happy with me also.

don,t think so but you can press the silver button anytime or have a small torch handy by the bedside table
you can also request the manual via Email (scroll down to section three)
http://www.apneaboard.com/adjust-cpap-pr...tup-manual

[archangle]

3. I was diagnosed with Central/Complex Sleep Apnea in 2009 and spent several years on a Respironics machine. After a night in the Sleep Lab in June 2012, my doctor prescribed the ResMed machine because that was what they used in the lab. It has taken awhile for me to adjust to it. Anyone else have the same experience?

I think there are a lot more batwings and black magic in ASV treatment than in most CPAP treatment, so you may benefit from having a machine the doctor is familiar with. Unfortunately, not many doctors really learn how to adjust them properly with patient feedback and the use of the data the machine records.

[maxdri]

Hello everyone. If this posts, I guess I am loggied it, but I came through the back door, not the front. I frequently have trouble logging into this forum & I do know my user name & password. Today, I couldn't log in, but I had an email saying I had a message, so here I am. I'm going to Post Reply and see what happens.