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RE: Can someone help me to see if I need to adjust my pressure settings - SarcasticDave94 - 06-29-2024

I would keep them for now. See how the pillow edit helps, then revisit. You should see some effect right away.


RE: Can someone help me to see if I need to adjust my pressure settings - kalannar - 07-01-2024

I slept with a collar like you guys suggested, and have uploaded the results.  The pressure stayed lower through the night, any other changes I should make to the machine?


RE: Can someone help me to see if I need to adjust my pressure settings - Sleeprider - 07-01-2024

The pressure of 8.0-20 with EPR 3 works great with the positional correction of a collar. Inclined sleeping is a problem, and you have found an effective solution. I don't think your results will improve by changing the minimum pressure or EPR, and the maximum pressure only goes as high as needed for obstruction. This has made a big difference for you.


RE: Can someone help me to see if I need to adjust my pressure settings - kalannar - 07-03-2024

Thanks guys for the advise on the collar, I had the best night last night when it comes to sleep. How does it know to increase pressure if there is no event?  Is it based off flow limit?


RE: Can someone help me to see if I need to adjust my pressure settings - Sleeprider - 07-03-2024

The Autoset is very sensitive to flow limitations, and it appears that there is a brief higher flow limitation at the time pressure increased. If you zoom into the respiration at the time of that event, you will see a reduction in peak flow or flattening of the respiratory wave. That is what triggered the pressure increase.