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What is OSCAR's unit of measurement for "Snore"? And, more importantly, how could I
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What is OSCAR's unit of measurement for "Snore"? And, more importantly, how could I
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DaveInDenver
Posts: 14 Threads: 6 Joined: Aug 2023
Machine: ResMed AirSense 11 Autoset
08-14-2023, 09:23 AM
What is OSCAR's unit of measurement for "Snore"? And, more importantly, how could I
have found that info myself? I looked in both the online users' guide and the glossary listed under OSCAR's Help menu.
pholynyk
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Posts: 4,656 Threads: 106 Joined: Mar 2015
Machine: ResMed AirCurve 10 VAuto
08-14-2023, 02:27 PM
RE: What is OSCAR's unit of measurement for "Snore"? And, more importantly, how could I
For ResMed machines, at least, Snore has no units given in the PLD.edf file. All we can say is that 4 is worse than 1, for example.
In general, any units of measurement will show up in ToolTips, although I don't think we made it a rule.
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What is OSCAR's unit of measurement for "Snore"? And, more importantly, how could I
