(12-05-2021, 02:49 PM)Sleeprider Wrote: We have coached many users in the use of the Resmed Aircurve 10 ASV and it usually delivers lower AHI and better comfort than the experience reported on Philips BiPAP Auto SV.  It does not,have settings for target respiratory rate, volume and timing or rise time.  This omission is important in some users, but the automatic algorithm works very well for most.  One major difference is the use of "Easybreathe™".  This smooths the pressure changes in trigger and cycle, and is a major factor in comfort.  Your machine can be set to Vauto or S mode.  It would be a good idea to review the settings, compare those to your prior settings on the Philips, and I hope you will post them here.  Settings on this machine are only mode, EPAP min, EPAP max, PS min and PS max in Vauto mode, and in S-mode they are EPAP, PS-min and PS max.