Is there an iPhone app better than MyAir?
I have a new machine and it is a ResMed AirSense 10 Autoset. The mask is a Phillips Dreamweaver. The software app for that the mask company promotes is not compatible with my machine. The app that I am using, which Apria said I should use, MyAir, takes FOREVER to update my data. Is this normal for this type of software? Is there a different one that would work with my machine and not take so long to create my reports?
WARNING: It may take a while to sink in...I tend to get befuddled at times.
RE: Is there an iPhone app better than MyAir?
I get as much good as I get from myair from my machine when I turn it off.
To get really good info about your therapy download
OSCAR to your PC then post an organized Screenshot
RE: Is there an iPhone app better than MyAir?
Plmnb, the masks from the various manufacturers are all compatible between the different brands of machines. Philips would certainly like for you to use a Dreamstation, but many members on this forum use the Dreamwear masks with their Resmed machines and vice versa, and get good therapy. Of course you could always make them happy and use a Resmed mask instead. Mask effectiveness is mostly a matter of fit and comfort. If you can wear your mask comfortably and without major episodes of leaks, then it is fine to use.
As bonjour suggested, the
OSCAR software can be a valuable tool to help you to optimize your therapy. There is a much richer interface and more information than MyAir can provide. If you think Apria hates MyAir, wait until you are empowered with the information in OSCAR.
RE: Is there an iPhone app better than MyAir?
I will check out this OSCAR you mention. Is it available for MAC? Why do I need to post an “organized screen shot”?
Regards.
WARNING: It may take a while to sink in...I tend to get befuddled at times.
RE: Is there an iPhone app better than MyAir?
Thank you very much for the information. I will go now and check this OSCAR out. Do I just type OSCAR software into the google search? But I do still wonder about having to post an “organized screenshot”? Why would I need to do this or am I misunderstanding the instruction posted?
WARNING: It may take a while to sink in...I tend to get befuddled at times.
RE: Is there an iPhone app better than MyAir?
OSCAR is linked at the top of the page or
https://www.sleepfiles.com/OSCAR/
Please be aware that your Mac will warn you the file is not safe and will refuse to install it. You will need to follow this tutorial for installing and using the software:
http://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.php..._Apple_Mac
More help files are located here:
http://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.php/OSCAR_Help
RE: Is there an iPhone app better than MyAir?
Plmnb, the "organised screenshot" refers to a picture of the
OSCAR daily page organised to give optimum information. The instructions are here:
http://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.php...ganization
RE: Is there an iPhone app better than MyAir?
(12-08-2019, 09:44 AM)Sleeprider Wrote: OSCAR is linked at the top of the page or https://www.sleepfiles.com/OSCAR/
Please be aware that your Mac will warn you the file is not safe and will refuse to install it. You will need to follow this tutorial for installing and using the software: http://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.php..._Apple_Mac
More help files are located here: http://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.php/OSCAR_Help
Also on the Mac there are OS restrictions. Minimum OS is listed on the page for download . Last I remember you need 10.12 (Sierra) or later. I have to run it on my MacBook as my desktop is El Capitan.
On a side note, the myAir app is more of a feel good app vs a true diagnostic tool. Mine usually takes about 2 hours to update and I take a look to see if it is worth digging deeper using OSCAR. Very rarely do I get 100% on their system as I sleep less than 7 hours and often have to get up a couple of times at night (one to feed the cats) all of which deducts points.
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RE: Is there an iPhone app better than MyAir?
Thank you for your response. (Finally able to reply to everyone now that my post allotment started again).
I have the latest MacBook Pro, so I should be ok OS wise.
I did download the OSCAR. As I was afraid, as is my experience with open source programs, it looks very complicated.
I did pick up the SD that goes with my machine and will probably give finishing setting up the system tonight. I will warn ya’ll, I’m going to be requesting quite a bit of guidance with the program.
Regards,
Plmnb
WARNING: It may take a while to sink in...I tend to get befuddled at times.
RE: Is there an iPhone app better than MyAir?
(12-09-2019, 08:13 PM)Plmnb Wrote: Thank you for your response. (Finally able to reply to everyone now that my post allotment started again).
I have the latest MacBook Pro, so I should be ok OS wise.
I did download the OSCAR. As I was afraid, as is my experience with open source programs, it looks very complicated.
I did pick up the SD that goes with my machine and will probably give finishing setting up the system tonight. I will warn ya’ll, I’m going to be requesting quite a bit of guidance with the program.
Regards,
Plmnb
Were here for you if you can follow the process to post a daily graph in my signature we can help you to intemperate the graphs
