How To Adjust Pressure Levels & Change Settings On ResMed AirSense11👨🏻‍🏫

[@CPAPReviews]

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[@facelesstruth4961]

Mate, when will it be available in Australia? Thanks

[@paulschaffner5796]

Wow I think this you just saved my life. I have been struggling with my CPAP for months. After changing the settings per your recommendations, last night was the first night I could wear a nasal mask all night, and only woke up twice. Thank you so much!

[@CPAPReviews]

Welcome Paul, glad to hear it brother. Best wishes

[@3sundragon]

Thanks Nicki! Your content delivery is done at a rate to be able to digest the information you are giving. Don't adjust your delivery method!

[@irenekuhn7585]

That, Nick, was EXCELLENT! I just received my Airsense 11 today, and am now setting it up for the first time while watching (and multiply pausing!) your video. Having you walk us through all the settings in the clinical view has made ALL the difference in my becoming comfortable with the idea of depending on this new machine for a good night's sleep tonight!

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Irene, that's very kind of you to say. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and i wish you all the best. Lots of love. Nick

[@mmadden6145]

Thank you. My pressure was too low at start that I couldn’t fall asleep. I watched your video, was able to adjust it higher & can look forward to a good nights sleep.

[@CPAPReviews]

So happy i was able to help. All the best

[@laurabaker8435]

So amazing. I asked my provider how to get the advanced menu with the "Events" and she didn't know what I was talking about. This video answered all of my questions about how to get the advanced options on my 11! Uncle Nicko, you're the BOMB!

[@Kelekona_808]

Great video for getting back into clinical settings. Didn't realize clinical settings, available when you first powered on the device, were different from the settings you have access to after initial set up. Thanks for verifying that I wasn't just hallucinating being able to change between CPaP and APaP options, this time...

[@CPAPReviews]

You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers. Nicko

[@tompapafazfazio7366]

Thanks Nick. I am in my first week with AS11, and going crazy with, can’t fall asleep, tried auto vs manual, nasal vs pillow, (small, med, large size), ramp on, ramp off, ramp time, etc. Will need to watch your video a few more times, but very helpful.

[@CPAPReviews]

Glad you enjoyed it Tom. Thank you

[@cactuslog]

Thank you! I have been getting too much pressure and you showed how I can control it. I wish the people on the phone with my company were as helpful as you.

[@CPAPReviews]

Nice on Craig, i'm glad you enjoyed the video. All the best my friend. Nicko

[@Steve-tt4xv]

Outstanding video. It answered all my questions that even my sleep therapist danced around with her answers. Thank you for an excellent presentation and great out takes at the end. Sleep therapy is serious business but I like the way you lighten things up. Nice job man.

[@CPAPReviews]

Glad you enjoyed it Steve. All the best mate

[@shirleylitton8878]

Aww Nicko, you're a life saver! Bought a $110 F30i the other day because I have a nasty cold and couldn't breathe through my nose. BUT, I could not stop the leaks from around the mask. Your video led me to lower the pressure and eureka!! My "events per hour" were around 1, so I wasn't worried about lowering it, in fact I felt a lot more comfortable. Now, All is well. Thanks for all you do!!

[@shirleylitton8878]

Now that my cold is gone and I'm back to the nasal pillow, I was having a problem with my mouth opening. My doc raised the pressure on the low end of the pressure range, and thankfully, that's solved. I am NOT going to wear a chin strap!! 😡 Finally 'MyAir' says my mask seal is good. CPAPS, rather fussy creatures aren't they? 😒

Thank you, Nick, for an extremely informative video. This is all new to me, and I did just join the group "CPAP Reviews." I just got the Resmed 11 in Aug. 2022, and right now the pressure varies in such a way that I can hardly sleep at night. The sleep center that diagnosed me is so overloaded by recalls, supply chain problems, COVID, and staff shortages that I won't have a follow up appointment until November. Your videos are a godsend, especially this tutorial! Looking forward to great things from you. Also thanks for the outtakes at the end🤣🤣🤣

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Ana, you're most welcome . Thanks for your channel membership and best wishes for the future. Nicko

[@JJ-xn9ek]

Wow, what an excellent video, thank you! As someone new to sleep apnea with an Airsense 11, this really helped me getting set up and dialed in. Nice to be able to adjust my own pressure settings without having to set up an appointment for the doctors to do it.

[@CPAPReviews]

Nice one! These helpful videos take a very long time so please consider giving back by becoming a channel member. I'll be sure to make it worth it - cpap.review/membership Thank you

[@kevinsheridan4681]

Thanks!

[@CPAPReviews]

thanks for the channel donation Kevin, much appreciated. Cheers

[@yovarlis]

Easy instructions, and fun to watch! Thanks Niko. I Love Mr bean's single frame Cameo, nice touch

[@CPAPReviews]

Legend! Thanks for watching and the kind comment. Cheers

[@libellula3313]

Appreciating these videos in France to help my partner recently put on a CPAP machine at a score of 50 ! Severe. Thanks so much. X

[@stephenlightsey2988]

You were very thorough. I could not find anything on B/V filter. Love the accent as well. Thanks alot for not skipping any details.

[@deborahdavey8196]

New cpap user with complex sleep apnea. Watch a lot of videos and read a lot of articles - you are the best in knowledge and making it easy to understand. Kudos!

[@lieslscheffel9299]

Thank you for this video. I got an AirSense 11 yesterday (my first CPAP) and this video gave a nice detailed look at all the settings.

[@CPAPReviews]

Nice one Liesl. Enjoy

[@Doom-qd8hb]

Thank you very much for this video, I live in Quebec and I speak French, so I use a translator to write to you. Your video is wonderful I love your explanations. Thanks again

[@CPAPReviews]

Vous êtes les bienvenus. Heureux que vous appréciez le contenu. Gros bisous. Nicko

[@leonjones4656]

Love the thorough information Nick provided. I have become a beginner expert with just one session. Thank you Nick.

[@billsanter]

You can get into clinical setting by pressing two fingers at any place on the screen. They don't have to be on the blue and purple icon.

[@garrettwilliams235]

Just received my Resmed Air 11 the other day. Thank you so much for your videos. They are really making me feel more comfortable in getting started. Garrett Williams Roanoke Virginia USA.

[@CPAPReviews]

Cheers brother. Glad i was able to help. All the best

[@ellheath]

A thousand thanks! The lack of EPR was making me scared that I couldn't use this machine. Now I'm confident that I can.

[@ladonhaugen3302]

Thank you so much for your videos on the resmed machines! Especially the set up features! I hope to sleep better after changing my settings!

[@lesptitsoiseaux]

How I wish I had your videos when I started CPAP therapy with my AirSense 10 AutoSet! You are awesome. Thank your from Vancouver!

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi there, thanks for the lovely comment. Much appreciated. Nick

[@terisherrin6102]

Thank you so much for such an informative video! I got my air sense 11 about 3 months ago and got ZERO instructions about anything other than the videos and info that came with the machine from the company. I had to figure out from Facebook groups about taping my mouth shut and now I think I will try fooling around with the pressure settings. I am def sleeping much better since getting the machine but I am still getting woken up at night 1-2 times I think because of the pressure changes now that I have the mask situation under control. Thanks again

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Teri, i'm glad you enjoyed it my friend. best wishes for the future. Nicko

[@ronniesuburban]

Thank you for the tremendously helpful and informative video. You know more about these machines than anyone at my doctor's office seems to and now, thanks to this video, I do too. I truly appreciate it.

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Ronnie I'm glad you enjoyed the video mate

[@patkcorcoran]

I am going for my 2 sleep study coming this Sunday and my Doctor (or Pulmonologist) will probably recommend the ResMed 11, this video will help me tweak my settings, unless they know of a way to lock me out.

[@robroberton2667]

Love your reviews…. So well thought out and executed. Keep up the great work!!

[@talaven]

I had my clinical pressures set-by the technician-at 6 and 15. I felt like I was suffocating at 6. Your awesome tutorial is exactly what I needed in order to bump the minimum pressure to 8.

[@user-od5hr3up6g]

Settings are ordered by a Pulmonologist (doctor) and placed on the machine by a Respiratory Therapist.

[@CPAPReviews]

That's perfect mate! Exactly the sort of comment i like reading

[@TrueLoveNetwork]

​@@user-od5hr3up6gWhat do you do when you feel terrible or your apnea symptoms get worse? If you have to wait for your doctor to make changes, surely this can take months?

[@debbiesmith5513]

I would not be able to take this difficult APAP journey without your help. Thank you.

[@tammyybarbomiller4903]

LOVE your videos.. Question??? I NOW have the ResMed Airsense 11, set to 'Auto for Her"... How can I view what pressures that my machine used during my sleep? ... I PREVIOUSLY had the ResMed Airsense 10 for her, and immediately in the morning I was able to see what range of pressures I used during my sleep.

[@gmada]

My Airsense 11 arrived today and I verified my settings were correct using your tutorial. Looking very schmick now. 😀

[@CPAPReviews]

Nice one Adam. I hope you enjoy it. Cheers

[@billwilkins8307]

Big Thanks and great timing, I just received my Airsense 11 today! You answered all my questions. I really appreciate your opinion on which settings to use starting off.

[@CPAPReviews]

G'day Bill, You're most welcome brother. I'm glad i was able to help. Good luck with your new device and sleep. Cheers. Uncle Nicko

[@Spikestrip55]

Hey Uncle Nicko, thanks for your very informative and engaging videos, they help and entertain a lot of us ResMed users! Ihad to extend my heated hose length and am using an older, standard, non-heated hose. Will this affect the working of my AirSense 11 system?

[@thepowerofthewitch5368]

Thank you so much! This solved problems I have been having for almost 2 years now! Cheers Mate! (From the US)

[@daidrivejil4950]

Thank you SO much. Such helpful info. Tonight is night 1.

[@CPAPReviews]

Nice one! Good luck my friend

[@claybarbieri9909]

I agree, your videos have made using my AS11 easier to understand and use. And help my wife get past her first try with a loaner AS 10 our med provider uses to see if CPAP works and if so what settings to set her permanent cpap to. She went from 1.5 hrs first night to about 8 on second night after using what your videos taught. Thank you very much.!

[@gloriasaliba3395]

Nick you’re amazing putting these videos out - still undecided whether to purchase the mini or this machine - new to CPAP have se are ROA

[@elsielanor]

My husband has been using an older Resmed machine with no issues. 2 weeks ago upgraded to air sense 11 as pressure need changed to 12 from 7 per sleep study. The machine runs out of water at about five hours, and we have gone from automatic to various other combinations and back to automatic and it just doesn’t last. I really don’t wanna deal with a second water adding system. Any suggestions?

[@JasonTranter]

Sneaky Mr Bean! Cracked me up, and thanks for the detailed explanation.

[@CPAPReviews]

glad to see you were paying attention Jason ;-) A+ mate haha

[@tatochip]

Wow! Just found this. Very helpful…thank you!

[@CPAPReviews]

Glad it was helpful!

[@marjoriewhitner5013]

Thank you for the information to a new CPAP machine user.

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Marjorie . You're most welcome. Good luck with your therapy. Nicko

[@EduardoAraujo-on5yu]

I agree about the ''for her'' name for the algorithm, some of my patients could benefit regardless of gender.

[@feiwong70]

Very clear instructions. Super helpful video. That EPR setting explains the loudness. Thanks Nick!

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Phi, i'm glad you found the video helpful mate. Best wishes. Nick

[@SuperCrid]

Thanks Nick. I just got a Airsense 11 and this was very helpful.

[@CPAPReviews]

Nice one buddy. Glad you enjoyed it and i was able to help. All the best with your therapy. Nicko

[@TheDRUM2112]

Nick your the greatest!!!!!! Thank you as always for your invaluable information! I thumbs up you all the time & have subscribed.

[@CPAPReviews]

I appreciate that!

[@symplybeingme]

Good day mate thank you for sharing,caring the information. It was from you videos I found out about Phillips before US release information on the foam. Thank you again😊👍🏽

[@joelopez4999]

Nicko great job, just got mine today ! Thanks for helping setup 👍🏻.

[@CPAPReviews]

Nice on Joe, glad to help mate. Good luck. NIcko

[@HenryTaylor-q7b]

Thanks Nick, without you I might have set my unit aside and not pick it up again. Again THANKS!

[@pomonabill220]

I CAN'T WAIT for my machine!!!! Thanks to your info on the AirSense 11, I am even MORE excited to get mine!!! OOOOPPPPSSS... that single frame of the naked man!!!! Yeah baby! Snuck that in did ya! How come it wasn't YOU? hehe

[@CPAPReviews]

hahahaha, glad you were paying attention. Well played sir

[@kolkmeiester]

Thank you so much! Great video!

[@shawnstacy4]

Thanks a lot you are definitely my favorite uncle.

[@CPAPReviews]

Haha, you're too kind! Best wishes brother. Nicko

[@WagnerB2-4782]

Outstanding video and information here, thank you. I ay have missed but...any recommendations for dry mouth with using machine?

[@pasakara]

Great review, Nick. I'm on the process of choosing a right CPAP for me. Good comparison between AS10 and AS11. Thanks, mate.

[@CPAPReviews]

Both are great mate! Can't go wrong

[@ComputerGeeks-R-Us]

Thank you so much for your full tutorial! Provider had locked down my wife's new AirSense 11 to the Basic interface with Auto Start on but Auto Stop off. So happy to have the Advanced interface back like the AirSense 10 that was replaced.

[@TrueLoveNetwork]

If you run into problems and have a heart attack or stroke, will your insurance company cover your treatment expenses, or funeral?

[@jdavies213]

Such great advice. I love this channel….thanks Nick

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Joanne, lovely of you to say! Glad you enjoyed it

[@Caveman57]

Just got my AS 11 a week ago and this tutorial came at the perfect time! Again, BIG thanks!

[@CPAPReviews]

Nice one brother. Glad i was able to help. All the best mate. Nicko

[@melissabrown2206]

Hahaha! Thank you for the bloopers at the end.

[@King.Benjamin]

Whats the best cpap night stand to hide the cpap and roll it around as needed to?

[@AlanBell68]

My wife just got a machine for the first time and, unlike when I use my own, which is fine, her machine makes it very difficult to impossible to exhale. It is actually causing chest pains when trying to exhale. Even with the EPR enabled and set to full time, the sound of the air doesn’t change in pitch or seems to change at all. Her pressure range is set from 4-8. Any advice? She had her initial training via Zoom today, but this didn’t include actually using it. Now everywhere is closed for the holiday, and they are expecting her to start using it tonight. So completely different an experience to my ResMed Air Sense 10.

[@BOKEHMASTER]

Just helped me dial in my 11. 20 was way too high for me. Felt like I was being blown away. I set it to 12 till I get use to using it. Then may ramp it back up. Thanks

[@RosaVargas-ri5gc]

You are the best!!! Thank you! your video was super well explained, gracias gracias gracias!!

[@18imr]

GREAT Video! Easy to understand. Thank you.

[@relentless1]

I have been using the Resmed Airsense 11 for a year now and the company I use has never offered to change the settings. They have the max at 15. My AHI is .5. Based on your advice I need to reduce my max pressure quite a bit.

[@AristoclesPlaton]

What is the B/V filter? Where is it located? How do I know whether to turn that on or off?

[@MrChris6143]

Hi Niko, great video. I have a question. By the time I've been on the machine 5 hours or more the pressure is ramped up so much, it's blowing the pillow out of my nose. How do I stop it from reaching hurricane for winds?

[@I_L_W_1998]

wish there had been a reply to this!!!

[@chrisbenoit1035]

You can set the max range....if 20 is too high and it's causing issues try the max at 17 or 18.

[@Myrtle2911]

Super helpful! I only just started using my machine last month. I was diagnosed with mild to moderate OSA (14.2 AHI). So far, therapy is going great and my average AHI is under 3. Love your videos!

[@michaellicavoli3921]

When he was talking about changing settings I was ready for him to break out a screwdriver!

[@clancydelforge3988]

I just received my ResMed 11 and this video was excellent! One question: why do I not have “climate control” as an option on my machine?

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Clancy probably because you don't have the climate line heated tubing. you probably just have standard tube. Cheers

[@ichich7134]

Thanks for your videos! It helped me a lot! What happens, if it is not enough water in the tank? Greetings from Germany

[@CPAPReviews]

Not much mate, just no moisture in the air. ResMed really should make a 500ml version of the chamber for those who run out. Best wishes. NIcko

[@Ker858]

i got the air sense 11 most recently it works great silkie smooth!!!!

[@roberthunt8543]

You are awesome, thanks for the information, happy new year

[@migrod7847]

How do you connect it to internet (instead of airplane mode)? Great video!

[@CPAPReviews]

G'day mig, you can't 'connect to the internet' as such. The device has a 'cellular modem' which will be automatically connected whenever your device is not in 'airplane mode'. Once connected your device will automatically send your data to ResMed servers at the end of each session. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Please consider showing your support by becoming a channel member - cpap.review/membership . I would really appreciate it. Nick

[@migrod7847]

@@CPAPReviewsThank you so much!

[@hansterje]

Hello ,verre is The link to batterybank and usb c cable😊

[@douglaspatterson4304]

Nick, Thanks. Great information. However, you did explain the Autoset options, (Autoset, and Autoset for Her), but you did not explain the CPAP option. I am have trouble with snoring while wearing my nasal mask with chin strap. I believe the autoset feature is allowing to low if air pressure at times which allows me to snore. Bugs my wife. What does the CPAP option do? Does it allow for constant pressure?

[@aucs5656]

Where could a Canadian purchase filters for the AS11… and one of those awesome Uncle Nicko hats?

[@lvnlife75]

Thank you so much! You make such great instructional videos!!

[@CPAPReviews]

Thanks Diana, very kind of you to say! Nicko

[@papabear562]

Great video, lots of great info. Thank you!

[@billbromer]

When the doc set me up on 12 to 18 cm my mask would blow off at 16 so I hacked the setup and changed it to 13.5 to 15 and have been sleeping like a baby. Usually stays below 14 but pops up when my sinuses are all clogged up and keeps my AHI below 1.5. So I Would say a narrow, very narrow range of Auto CPAP works but a large range such as 6 to 20 is too large.

[@CPAPReviews]

Hey Will, everyone is different mate however i love the fact you have thought for yourself and figured out what works best for you! I'm a massive advocate of this kind of thinking and that video i mentioned regarding fine tuning your pressure range is all about that ;-). Nice work legend. Nicko

[@raymondjr.1080]

Great video, I been using this machine and I think that my starting pressure is too low, my tec thinks it is not but I don't know what range to choose it experiment. What can I do to test ranges or experiment with some thing. I know how to change the pressure and to keep it at a certain range but that's what I don't know what range I should have it on. Any help or advice is welcome thank you

[@raymondjr.1080]

Sorry, I forgot to say what's up Nick!!

[@CPAPReviews]

Here's a vid mate - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pn2XlpqtedepmMk . Cheers

[@harveysmidlap]

I've been School'd. Thanks, mate!

[@user-yf5et4ed8b]

Life saving tips! Thank you.

[@GlobalEventTracker]

Thanks for these videos, really means a lot!

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Ricky, always happy to help. Glad you enjoyed it. Nick

[@eduardocasti4764]

Hi Nicko, Excellent job showing how to setup Resmed Airsense 11! Do you know where I can get a battery backup system for this APAP? Thank you so much and Happy New Year!

[@CPAPReviews]

Hey brother, glad you enjoyed it, you won't be able to get one yet because of the proprietary cable they use but i'm sure someone will get one sorted soon. Cheers

[@eddiezrn]

Great video very informative I’m a nurse for sleep medicine can you do a review of the ibreeze resvent and the Luna 3b please. Thank you!!!

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi there, i have done the Luna if you want to take a look through my vid history and i just got an ibreeze the other day so i will do a video on that shortly. Have a great day Nicko

[@abrahamcohn255]

Wow, thanks for sharing. Very helpful.

[@CPAPReviews]

Welcome friend. Thanks for your comment. Nicko

[@annonemus21]

My house has a centralized humidifier; is this factored in by the machine when set to auto climate control? I don't want to have a humid air from the house humidifier and also from the machine. Thank you, Nick!

[@bookmark2846]

What a fantastic tutorial! My sincerest thanks.

[@bautistanyc]

Hello from NYC 🗽 Thanks for the awesome video very informative

[@CPAPReviews]

Nice one Lenny, glad you liked it mate. Cheers for the kind words. Nicko

[@stephencullum8255]

I was using the air min travel machine and then back to my DS1 after I removed the fan casing with foam and put one back in without foam. Yesterday got my air sense 11. Out of these machines it definitely is the best I have ever used so far. The only complaint I have is no data given about the average pressure used or the 90% pressure used. But the AHI numbers were 0.2 on it last night. The other machines about 2 to 3. No dry mouth or nose either. Very impress with this machine so far.

[@joanjettboy]

I can’t change my ramp settings in clinical mode. Please help. Thank you!

[@robertsullivan9501]

great video, just started using the machine, so to better understand epr, the best way to go if you can stand the noise is 3 to help eliminate back pressure so breathing out is more natural thus stopping you from getting air/gas in your stomach, (true or false), also will the different settings change your events per hour?

[@LIKAGRL28]

How do I change the time zoan to hawaiia standard time

[@manuelvaldes5219]

Excellent video! Very informative

[@CPAPReviews]

G'day Manuel, glad you enjoyed it mate. Thank you. Nick

[@peters9943]

Thank you for this. Very nice video.

[@normabohannon6874]

Thanks Gain. As always it was great.

[@CPAPReviews]

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it. Nick

[@a12615]

On the Resmed Airsense 11, how do you use the warmup function? On the 10, you click warmup and 20 minutes later it says ready. That doesn't happen on the 11.

[@sharon94503]

Brand new to CPAP....I HATE it, but I need it. As soon as I FINALLY drift off towards sleep, my snoring and pressure change jolts me awake. I CANNOT fall asleep with the mask on.

[@mailmanjoe]

Change your ramp settings! Auto has usually worked for me however if you fall asleep in about the same time set the minutes for a little less than what time it takes for you to fall asleep. Hope that helps!