I have learned they now track three breaths not five as did the older System One 650 and 960 machines.
I believe they are more sensitive and can be messed up even by holding your breath for a breath of two??
I also believe I have learned what the correct term for the problem I felt with my old 950and seem to be have some problem with a new Dreamststion BiPAP Auto SV machine it is:
VOLUME air volume, not air flow…My 950 lost air volume and even with good pressure and AHIs etc. reports I was crashing daily.
The Newer Dreamstation ASV system is having problems with its volume..most of the time I feel it is too low. I got an hint that this might be adjustable by changing some of the settings.
The older System One 950/950 seemed to provide more air Volume that this newer system.
The Dream Station ASV system seems to be a little irregular, sometime too high or so much volume it blows the mask off others too little: only a slight whisper of air flowing across my face, almost to the point I feel it is not helping at all.
Here are the settings for Oscar
Machine Settings
Mode
ASV
Min EPAP 13.50 cmH2O
Max EPAP 17.50 cmH2O
Min IPAP 19.50 cmH2O
Max IPAP 29.00 cmH2O
PS Min 6.00 cmH2O
PS Max 11.50 cmH2O
Auto On Off
Breath Rate Auto
Flex Level 3
Flex Mode Bi-Flex
Hose Diameter 15mm
Humid. Lvl. 4
Humid. Mode Adaptive (System One)
Humidifier Status Connected
Mask Res. Lock Off
Mask Resist. Off
Ramp Pressure 11.00 cmH2O
Ramp Time 5.00 Minutes
Ramp Type Linear
Show AHI On
Rich