ResScan CPAP Reporting Software (OLD version: 5.5) [Archived Discussions]

[jcarerra]

...It may just be my resolution but there is no way to adjust the size of the graphs.

WHOA! That is a HUGE backward move!

[AlanE]

WHOA! That is a HUGE backward move!

Maybe I'm not doing something right?

I don't recall being able to do that in the last version either. They are a fixed height depending on how many graphs you are showing at once.

[Analogdesigner]

I just downloaded and installed ResScan 5.4 and when I try to launch the program, I get a "pure virtual function call" error message and then it quits! I am using Windows 7 x64 with 4 GB of RAM. The same thing happened when I tried to run 5.3, so I uninstalled it. Thanks, Jay

[Analogdesigner]

I just downloaded and installed ResScan 5.4 and when I try to launch the program, I get a "pure virtual function call" error message and then it quits! I am using Windows 7 x64 with 4 GB of RAM. The same thing happened when I tried to run 5.3, so I uninstalled it. Thanks, Jay

UPDATE: I did two things, one which was suggested above. I uninstalled 5.4 and then rebooted my computer. Then after rebooting, I clicked on the setup.exe file and then right-clicked and selected the "Run as Administrator" (instead of selecting "open"). That did the trick. I hope that this may help someone else. Jay

[SuperSleeper]

Yep, Good reminder Jay. thanks for posting that.

[Analogdesigner]

I just downloaded and installed ResScan 5.4 and when I try to launch the program, I get a "pure virtual function call" error message and then it quits! I am using Windows 7 x64 with 4 GB of RAM. The same thing happened when I tried to run 5.3, so I uninstalled it. Thanks, Jay

UPDATE: I did two things, one which was suggested above. I uninstalled 5.4 and then rebooted my computer. Then after rebooting, I clicked on the setup.exe file and then right-clicked and selected the "Run as Administrator" (instead of selecting "open"). That did the trick. I hope that this may help someone else. Jay

UPDATE #2: This morning I was going to launch ResScan and I get a "pure virtual function call" error message again! The next thing that I did was to right-click on the ResScan icon (I have the ResScan icon on my desktop) and select "Troubleshoot compatibilty". It will take a moment and then mention something like the program needs to be compatible with an earlier version of Windows Update (I don't remember everything however I think that you've got the idea). When I did that it now works every time. Wow, what a rain dance that was... Good luck, Jay

[MobileBasset]

Just got an AirCurve 10 V Auto and immediately downloaded the clinical manual and the Recscan 5.4 software. I followed all the directions and warnings in the email and had no problems with my Windows 8 laptop. The software seems to run well and uses the SD card in my laptop SD slot. So far so good. I'm very happy to have this resource.

[lbailey03]

I have a ResMed S9 Escape that I've been using for 3 years. After reading various posts on this board I realize that I should be reviewing how well my therapy is working, but can only seem to get usage data from my machine. Nobody discussed any of these measurements with me when I began my therapy. Does anyone know if that's all the S9 Escape provides. If so, what model do I need for the rest of the story?

[Analogdesigner]

lbailey03,

I am new to all of this however it involves removal of the SD Card (it's in the card slot right above the air inlet filter) from your machine and inserting it into you computer. I have found Sleepyhead to be a much more user friendly program compared ResScan. So far I have learned many things by viewing my sleep data in the following morning.
Good Luck, Jay

I have a ResMed S9 Escape that I've been using for 3 years. After reading various posts on this board I realize that I should be reviewing how well my therapy is working, but can only seem to get usage data from my machine. Nobody discussed any of these measurements with me when I began my therapy. Does anyone know if that's all the S9 Escape provides. If so, what model do I need for the rest of the story?

[zonk]

Does anyone know if that's all the S9 Escape provides. If so, what model do I need for the rest of the story?

Hello and welcome

Yes, compliance data is all what you get from the S9 Escape
As far the S9 series goes, avoid any machine with "Escape" in the name, such as S9 Escape or S9 Escape Auto
S9 Elite and S9 AustoSet are premium machines, I always recommend the "AutoSet" because it can provide two modes of therapy:
1- CPAP mode, deliver constant pressure all night (except Ramp period)
2- AutoSet mode, the machine adjust pressure as see fit between two pressure settings (minimum and maximum)

Basically, like having two machines built in one and only cost few dollars more than the Elite model

AirSense 10 is the newer ResMed machines, just came out at the end of last year, offfer 4 models:
1- AirSense 10 CPAP ... basic model, slightly better than the S9 Escape but best to avoid
2- AirSense 10 Elite ... full data capable fixed pressure machine

3 & 4 - AirSense 10 AutoSet and AirSense 10 AutoSet for Her are top end APAP machines, for Her model offer an extra mode (female specific) and report RERAs in all 3 modes ... both are same price, "for Her" make sense