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OSCAR - the Open Source CPAP Analysis Reporter

OSCAR is software compatible with Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems, developed for reviewing and exploring data produced by supported CPAP, bilevel, ventilators and related machines used in the treatment of sleep apnea. Oscar requires that data is collected on a SD card which MUST be inserted into the PAP machine during use to record detailed data.

Introduction

This help system is a work in progress. Links shown in red indicate that the specific content is yet to be added to the wiki.
Background information about the program: About OSCAR, OSCAR Credits and OSCAR Release Notes.
The OSCAR program can be obtained free of charge from: Official OSCAR Download Page
Acknowledgement: Much of the material in this help system has been taken and/or adapted from RobySue's Beginner's Guide to SleepyHead, with consent.

OSCAR - The Guide

For an excellent resource (from the OSCAR Project Manager, Gideon), here is the wiki article on how to use & interpret OSCAR's software results. It's called "OSCAR - The Guide", and can be found here: