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Inside View of a ResMed S9 CPAP Machine - SuperSleeper - 01-20-2013
Thanks to one of our thoughtful members, (kbeckman) we now have some interesting pictures of the innards of a ResMed S9 series CPAP machine:
Click on this link to see the pictures:
http://www.apneaboard.com/S9/ResMed-S9-inside.htm
If you'd like to see more detail on the pics, just right-click on the pictures and save them to your deskop, then open them up in a picture viewer of some type, then you can zoom in for more details. The pics are somewhat large (over a half a MB each).
Thanks kbeckman!
RE: Inside View of a ResMed S9 CPAP Machine - PaulaO2 - 01-20-2013
Which S9?
RE: Inside View of a ResMed S9 CPAP Machine - zonk - 01-20-2013
(01-20-2013, 06:49 PM)PaulaO2 Wrote: Which S9?the picture date shown 2009 and as the S9 launched sometines in 2010
so its not vpap machines .... vpap machines came out afterwards
RE: Inside View of a ResMed S9 CPAP Machine - SuperSleeper - 01-21-2013
(01-20-2013, 06:49 PM)PaulaO2 Wrote: Which S9?
Not sure, but I'm hoping kbeckman will answer this. I sent him a PM. Given Zonk's point, it's likely either an AutoSet, Elite or Escape.
RE: Inside View of a ResMed S9 CPAP Machine - kbeckman - 01-21-2013
(01-20-2013, 06:49 PM)PaulaO2 Wrote: Which S9?
It's an Australian Autoset.
RE: Inside View of a ResMed S9 CPAP Machine - PaulaO2 - 01-21-2013
How difficult was it to take apart? I'm thinking of taking apart my Escape to see how they compare. Perhaps the real question is how hard was it to put back together?
RE: Inside View of a ResMed S9 CPAP Machine - 2Tim215 - 01-22-2013
I was wondering about the Crystal next to the bottom of the SD Card Slot. I was thinking possibly to assist the Modems they put on them for compliance?
RE: Inside View of a ResMed S9 CPAP Machine - gjw - 01-22-2013
Wonder what happens when the CR2032 batteries die?
;-> gjw
RE: Inside View of a ResMed S9 CPAP Machine - PaulaO2 - 01-22-2013
Since it is always plugged in, you wouldn't notice a difference. But as soon as you unplugged it, you'd probably lose a lot of data. I would bet data such as hours used are written onto a flash drive and would retain that. It would reset to whatever default is written into the firmware for everything else. I would assume data such as AHI and the like would be lost.
RE: Inside View of a ResMed S9 CPAP Machine - kbeckman - 01-22-2013
(01-21-2013, 09:38 PM)PaulaO2 Wrote: How difficult was it to take apart? I'm thinking of taking apart my Escape to see how they compare. Perhaps the real question is how hard was it to put back together?
For me, it was rather easy, but I'm used to taking things like this apart.
I can't recommend to anyone that they take these apart, as this is a medical device.