posting oscar data

[Julia63]

I need help taking correct screen shots of my oscar data so I can post it and ask for some advice.
 I KNOW that it is laid out on the Oscar platform how you do it but I'm not tech savvy and REALLY need some more basic instructions on which screen shots are needed and HOW to do that. 
I know how to take screenshots of my Mac screen so that's a start but I don't know whether the screen shots should be standard or advanced or how to somehow compress the images so that all 14 graphs are visible etc. And do you post overviews? Statistics? Daily data?

[Crimson Nape]

Advanced view is for ASV and ST-A model CPAPs. All others should use the Standard. The only difference between the two settings is the graph layout. There is no additional information displayed.

To take a screenshot on a Mac while in OSCAR, use the Fn+F12 key combination. Please read the links in my signature.

Since your question deals with forum account help, I'm moving this post to the Forum Account Help section.

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[OpalRose]

Organize your Screenshot according to the instructions in this link:

http://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.php...ganization

You'll want to post a chart from the Daily page.  For starters, the graphs we need to see are:  Events, Flow Rate, Pressure, Flow Limitations and Leak Rate.  Please use the Standard View.  
If you are using an ASV machine, then use the Advanced view.

Always include the left side bar statistics, minus the calendar and pie chart.

Set your display to the Standard view.  
(View > Reset Graphs > Standard)
Take a screenshot of your Daily screen.
   * For Windows or Linux: Use the F12 key
   * For a Mac: Use Fn+F12  

When done organizing your chart, use the Attachment Feature to post your Screenshot.

https://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.ph...pnea_Board

[SuperSleeper]

Moving this thread to the Software Support Forum because it's more about OSCAR than how to use the forum software.

I'll leave a 7-day re-direct here so that others can find the thread after today.

[Julia63]

Thanks so much!

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Thank you! I think I have an AVS machine because It's an Aircurve bipap

[Julia63]

Thank you! I have the Aircurve by rested and am on bipap so I think that's AVS

[OpalRose]

Julia, whenever you're ready, start a new thread in the main forum and post an OSCAR
chart for review.

Be sure you have an SD card in your Pap machine while sleeping or you will only see summary data.