HACK: ResMed Airsense 10 Autoset setup and clinicians menu APAP CPAP settings

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[@rrsttt7505]

When I first got my machine, my Doc set me at 8-12. I felt like I was breathing thru a straw, and I looked at the data and saw I went to 12 within minutes of falling asleep. I changed it to 12-20, and things have been great. At my 30 day check up, my Doc looked at my data, and made a comment about how good he did setting up my machine. I didn’t say a word.

[@jeffj318]

You should have said something to the doctor so he knows what setting is best for you.

[@veryberry39]

"Boy, I'm freaking amazing, aren't I? Let me just take this time to pat myself on the back for setting up your machine perfectly!" 😛

[@jeroendesterke9739]

LOL, yes, mine set me up at 4-20 which worked ok until I found that the 4 should really be higher. Thanks to a YT clip, I discovered how to change settings. I doubled to 8, and only last eve I lowered the 20 to 15. This way I hope to live with the fact that only after 2+ years my heater system nixed itself and that a replacement heater still doesn't work. Also the projected 7+ years of use before $800-$900 total replacement does not hold true in my mind, but if I can reduce my dry mouth and dried out eyes with lower pressures, so be it.

[@JaimeDornanLady]

@@jeroendesterke9739 You mentioned your “heater system.” Do you mean your humidifier?

[@brs293]

@@veryberry39 and making major bank$$

[@bradellison1345]

I had to laugh out loud when you said my physician knows my entire medical history!! I have a lot of physicians and none of them know me or my entire history

[@ryan-vx4bu]

Thanks so much for this. I've learned way more about my machine in the last 5 minutes than I have in the last 3 weeks with my sleep tech.

[@bridgelaurie9490]

Yeah my sleep center is a joke too

[@dannalboon]

The person who conducted my sleep study wants to charge me $120 to program my ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet but with this, I think I can pocket that money. Cheers!

[@USXPatriate]

You saved me. My machine has been giving me a headache and my ent suggested reducing the max pressure. Here in Denmark they do it remotely from the hospital. Well, as luck would have it, we're having a nurses strike. They are the one's in charge of dealing with the CPAP's here. Now, I don't need them. Thanks.

[@groovyengineer]

Thanks my sleep therapist is useless. I went 3 months never being able to use it, id feel like i was suffocating panic and rip it off my face. Told them that over and over and they turned the pressure up to 5. Finally went into the settings myself and put it to 8. No issues .3 episodes a night.

[@cowboy6591]

This has got to be thee best video out here in La-La Land for anyone who has a ResMed S10. Opened up accounts on their links.

[@cecilecoonrod4146]

I think I’ll need to watch this 29 more times it is so packed with information! Thank you sooooooo much!

[@dougb4650]

Best demo I have found to help understand my new machine. Thank you for taking time to help those of us with questions!

[@camicress4564]

Found your discussion of expiration pressure to be really helpful. Thanks!

[@hddun]

Thank you. My doctor is very bad at explaining these things to me. He is brusque and your presentation covered more in a few minutes than 3 appointments with him.

[@victorthomas8502]

Thank you for your video, I needed to set my machine on smart start, very instructive and simple to follow

[@billyokley6723]

Thanks for sharing the information. The video has good content. I just got my airsense 10 and still trying to make the transition from the 9.

[@PNH-sf4jz]

Really helpful for the full range of functions, the description of each function and their relative usefulness. Having just received a new {replacement} Resmed Autoset 10 machine, I was pleased to have found, in this video, a full rundown on settings and functions, including the {hidden} clinical settings on the Autoset 10. A great review and refresher for me following a change of machines. Thank you very much, PNH My older machine was still functioning well. However, I decided to purchase the replacement as my first machine was five years old. I have kept that one as a back-up reserve.

[@TheCoolOwen]

Got through my first night of CPAP on my new ResMed AirSense10 Autoset with a score of 98 (7.5 hours of use). Morning acid reflux: GONE. Morning upper back pain and stiffness: GONE. Morning tiredness, grogginess, crabbiness: GONE, GONE and GONE.

[@jeffj318]

Seems like a miracle machine!

[@veryberry39]

You lucky bastard. All my friends on cpap had the same reaction after their first night. I was so looking forward to it that I could have cried. Instead I DID cry...because nothing changed. 😭

[@nomadsolos]

@@veryberry39 maybe you need another sleep study - Of course for me I went for a year with little improvement and low & behold my Doctor ran a 2nd sleep study and determined I needed bipap . I have been a changed man since! Average 8 hrs of sleep nightly.

[@TheCoolOwen]

@@veryberry39 try a different strategy. I found taping my mouth shut with cover roll stretch sealed the deal for my 99-100 adherence scores every night.

[@erdogane.8045]

@@veryberry39 me too :(

[@olic2581]

Thank you SOOOO MUCH for your video!!! I was about to give up on CPAP therapy after trying for a couple of months but was lucky enough to come across this video. It changed everything and I can now sleep comfortably!!! Brilliant!

[@Jacklewis1026]

Really like your videos..do want to make a comment about t6e ramp features. I was first diagnosed in 2016..First machine recalled Phillips . My first experience with the machine was at full pressure and could hardly stand it. Almost turned me off to CPAP therapy. Covid came and I was off therapy about a year and a half and then my recalled unit was shipped back to Phillips and. Ow lost in their warehouse. Now I do agree that after you adjust to script pressure turn off ramp. But I did find and some of my acquaintances found using ramp helped during adjustment period.. About a week and then I shut it off ..

[@tentwo6350]

Jason I’ve just discovered that I’ve had horrible sleep apnea for 20 years. My first resmed machine should be here in about a week. Thanks for this great video. Excellent work. I clicked like and subscribe :)

[@janicebrown3370]

I had no idea how to make changes to pressures until I came across your video. Thanks

[@Big_Tex]

Thanks! This is a couple years old but I just got issued an AirSense 10. The default range is 4 - 20 which I suspected from the start is stupid, glad to see you agree. Happy I can change that if need be.

[@RBREV]

Tons of info. Not sure how I tell what’s best for me. I’ll watch it a few more times

[@blkleblanc]

Thank you this was very helpful in matching the setting on my original machine so I have one for the house and one for the trailer now. :)

[@MatthewYates1]

I appreciate this video. I truly thank you for sharing. I'm going to try out what you've just tought me.

[@mgranzow1]

Great video, Honda is hilarious. Made me laugh and want to complete the entire video. Made some changes to my CPAP (settings) … hope this will change my sleep quality for the better.

[@andrewwang8719]

Thank you for the detail explanation on EPR.

[@YourOldDog]

Heads up on humidity. I had an ear problem as a teenager. At 50 years old I turned up my humidity thinking it would help with dry mouth. I ended up with too much moisture in the ear canal and had a serious issue with vertigo while driving turning my world upside down. Thank goodness my wife was with me and able to grab the steering wheel. SO, don't go nuts on humidity levels... Also, I am overweight and by the time I change into my night cloths and remove my socks I am out of breath as a COPD patient. I feel like a fish out of water with the damn Ramp turned on.....I want/need full steam ahead when I first crawl in bed. Thanks for great video...

[@richardbragstad2381]

Great video, so clear and informative! Thank you so much!

[@IHeartQuilting2]

I'm one of those people who needs a ramp. With a pressure of 6, I will fall asleep in 15 minutes. If I start it at near 12, I just won't fall asleep. I end up reading to fall asleep. So my ramp is set for 20 minutes and by the time I've fallen asleep, it has slowly ramped up to my best setting (which is around 12). 6 years on, still need the ramp. Annoying but thankful for the setting!

[@lesw3803]

Thank you so much. The office who is “in charge” of my machine are rude and unhelpful. I have terrible aphasia, and they have been rude and unhelpful about turning it down. Until I saw this video, there was no way for me to change my settings. You’ve been very helpful. I have turned it down and set it on airplane mode so they cannot monitor anything anymore. I am beyond my 90 days and I’m complied completely in order for the insurance to pay for my machine. I’m also going to contact my insurance company and make sure that they are no longer being paid to monitor my machines since they don’t have access to the data.

[@bobaldo2339]

I think that cool dude, Honda, deserves his own fan club!

[@RedDawgsPound]

Thank you very much for the content. I have one of the affected Philips recalled APAP machines (System One) and was looking for APAP replacement. The ResMed AirSense 10 APAP looks like a very good candidate. Great explanation of the clinical settings. I like that it works with Oscar. How does the ResMed AirSense 10 APAP heated humidification compare with the Philips Respironics REMstar Auto System One? I use a non-heated hose with a heated humidification setting of 1. This heated humidification setting has worked very well with me.

[@tay7366]

Really useful info! I can get some sleep tonight now , 🙏 thanks.

[@brianarkin1983]

Very informative! Enjoyed watching your video.

[@veryberry39]

Look at that amazing wardrobe switch at the end. Truly, you are profesh youtube man! (Thank you for this video!)

[@Freecpapadvice]

That little move is called an "oh crap...I forgot to put this stupid little snippet in, so I'll add in now and not give a crap about continuity...." move. Trying is for nerds! -Lanky 2021

[@veryberry39]

That's the kind of thing that would happen to me, if I made KZbin videos!

[@cebruthius]

5:30 I'd say setting min and max to equal values is btter since you get to keep the handy dandy Flow Limitation graph in OSCAR

[@CraigDaniels]

Jason, thank you for this channel and this video was such a home run for answering some of the questions I've been having lately. I've been using OSCAR now to track my data and trying to get to the bottom of the past few weeks all of a sudden in APAP just not working well for me any more. My O2 drops so often in the night now that I'm constantly getting warnings on my lookee oximeter ring. I had recalled in one of your previous videos having you say you didn't care for the EPR setting because of messing up the CO2. I'm definitely trying the CPAP mode with no EPR tonight and watching the OSCAR data in the morning to see how I respond. I had the sleep study last night but I have to wait TWO WEEKS before the doctor has time for my what to do next appointment!! Meanwhile, my days are just complete exhaustion. I just wanted to THANK YOU for this super timely video. It was exactly what I needed right now. Definitely supporting you in one way or another for your hard work in educating us! I'll be signing up for the OSCAR review for example if I still remain stumped on what to do next. More soon! thanks again!

[@marjoriemcwilliams7965]

Would love to know what happened. I’m having issues with the EPR too.

[@stephmccaskey1450]

😢❤no

[@deb30906]

This was a very informative video. Thanks

[@nonacee5065]

I just paid $2,200 for my airsense 10 in july '23. The air mini which I also bought was $1,300. I like the mini the best and can change all the settings on the phone. The data is nowhere near enough but I've set the therapy based on the pressures used each night and I set the minimum and maximum pressure based on those. It's finally getting comfortable and the events are around 1 or 2. At least I'm up from 60's sats to mid 80's so there's still some tweaking to do.

[@fernandopelaez4118]

Thank you!!!! Excellent explanation!!!

[@suzypenguin]

Extremely helpful as always! Love to Mr Squirrel. 😻

[@Freecpapadvice]

Thank you. Unfortunately Squirrel passed away in late January. 😢

[@cebruthius]

13:15 A notification is nice since intermittent connections happen sometimes for some people

[@sogno2me]

Excellent video as always!

[@935frank]

Will be doing one on the ResMed Airsense 11

[@rickbukrim6540]

Sharp guy, great info! Thanks

[@user-co7se3hk8n]

Thank you! Enjoyed! Dr.Marner

[@yro82]

Thank you for this. I started using my bipap machine again after lung surgery. I can inhale much better afterward it. I had trouble inhaling before surgery. This time around, my ears were hurting and my tummy was bloating. My doctor wasn’t listening to my complaints of the pressures. I lowered the pressure a bit and it felt was much better. At my last appointment, doc said I had done such a great job using it every night. I just sat there quiet.

[@alittlenervous6739]

What surgery did you have if you don’t mind me asking? What was causing the issue inhaling?

[@yro82]

@@alittlenervous6739 pulmonary thromboendarterectomy; pre-covid. I was diagnosed as a cteph patient at 36.

[@poupy132]

Thanks for the great video, I'm a big fan. Bought your mask cleaner. Its the best.

[@AllKnowingDentor]

Very helpful information - thank you (liked and subscribed).

[@mariabok4719]

You crack me up! Love it

[@jessicaadams6190]

The only time EPR should be used is if you have an underlying neuromuscular condition that effects respiratory function such as muscular dystrophy or spinal muscular atrophy. Because it actually stops the person from exerting too much energy when breathing. Also people with these types of conditions are at risk of a build up of co2 in their blood which means that they enter into an acidotic state.

[@deanwaters]

14:20 LOL i do like the feeling of a dog breathing on my face when I sleep glad I got the auto set bonus options

[@bobhawkey3783]

This is great. I have had my Resmed for just over a month now and it has been a life changer. Up until now I have been under the thumb of my supplier and doctor. Essentially I paid for APAP capability but my doctor would only sanction it as a CPAP (yay Canada?) so some capability was unavailable. I can now (with care) explore the full power of the machine and optimize it to my needs. Thank you!

[@emmgeevideo]

The climate control features are OK but it’s amazing how the room temperature and humidity mess with the machine’s mind. I got a cover for the hose to insulate it and it made a huge difference. Highly recommended.

[@dunnkenny]

Helpful video, thanks

[@Capt737AA]

I so appreciate your videos!!! Just excellent!!!!! I like many others use the Resmed S10 and use the EPR 24/7/365. I do have high pressure and do lose some air thru my mouth/lips because of that. But.... in the morning, I notice I have good numbers from .6 to 1.0 AHI. Max I’ve had is 1.6 I feel generally good when I wake up. But wondering if I should change it or not. I use 14 min to 20 max. Thank you for the great assistance to us all.

[@Knards]

I haven't had a sleep study since around 1990. However, after seeing your Oscar video I have determined that I seem to be doing just fine. I really like the Resmed 10, a lifesaver for me

[@r.r.hughes9808]

Great video. Thanks

[@lorenzoishere]

Personaly i recomend the Ramp mode because usually the maximun preasure you need to avoid apneas is not cormfortable in the begining of sleep cous its high and its not well tolerated; so depending on how quick do you fall asleed you can program the ramp time. You should explain how the algorithm of the autoset works, cous it doesnt work for me y feel better with CPAP mode, but i dont understand why.

[@williamhoward8319]

thank you my question has been answered

[@jacklawless3330]

Thanks very helpful!

[@jimquantic]

Thank you very much

[@TheMimibonheur]

Thanks so much 🙏🏼

[@davidgrayson8716]

I’m just having to get into this. Dr says I have severe apnea. Thank you for the Lego Guy. Made me laugh.

[@murchai1853]

I don't need the humidifier tank on my Dreamstation in the summer. I want to get the Airsense 10 card to the Cloud, but I am checking if I can run it without the humidifier attachment in the summer months. Thank you

[@byf00]

Thank you

[@bobwst]

Great Information!

[@mshinn13]

Thanks for posting this video and explaining everything in such detail, learned a ton. I had COVID a month ago and since then I haven’t been able to keep my CPAP on for more than an hour or 2. Feels like I cannot exhale, which I am guessing is related to lasting lung issues from covid. I know you stated the EPR is best to be left off, which is what my doctor has it set at, but I was thinking about turning it on and setting it at 1 and see. Have you heard of anyone else having an issue like this after covid? I did not have a severe case of COVID ( had a total of 5 Pfizer shots due to Afib wanted to minimize the effects when I caught it)

[@jnny7182]

Thank you!!!

[@emmgeevideo]

Smart Start for me has never turned off the machine. When I was using the ResMed F20 it worked well to turn on the machine but when I switched to the F30i with the hose connection on top of my head, it struggles to figure out when to turn on.

[@manuelsotolare578]

Gracias este es el único video bien hecho

[@squidben5780]

Have been cpap user for many years, but nice video !!!!\

[@poetmaggie1]

My machine is set for MyAirWeb and won't open up the other menus still useful information.

[@joeydean176]

I’ve watched a lot of these CPAP videos. Do you think there is way to somehow use this technology on my COC base to make the defense stronger? I don’t really wanna rebuild my base but Matt said I had to. Maybe if I hook up a CPAP it’ll give it enough boost to save me the work. I think this has a legitimate chance of being successful! You are a true inspiration.

[@kevinrobinson1357]

Lol!

[@heyg7819]

I recently upgraded to this machine from a 2005'ish REMSTAR that finally failed and I'm amazed at the quality of sleep that I have had with this machine. Love the auto start/stop and the auto humidifier is wonderful. How accurate is their myAir app?

[@princessmari5063]

This is a really good video!

[@Freecpapadvice]

Thank you!

[@eddieramos6883]

Thank you , now I know how to use the controls but I don't know if the SD Card information is just for personal data or if it is supposed to send the data somewhere . Also if there's a cell application to do so for I don't own a computer.

[@JaimeDornanLady]

The MyAir app can be used on your iPhone or Droid cell phone. The SD card is if you need store the data to take it to a doctor, want to save it separately to keep, or need to put it on a computer somewhere. It’s not really necessary if your doc is connected by WiFi. Even without it, the S10 has WiFi built in and goes to your provider & the DME co. automatically if they have it programmed correctly. I didn’t set any of that up or use an SD card, & both my pulmonologist & DME co. already had the info. The S10 keeps the data for a year, but I may still get an SD card to save the data on for myself.

[@Koofteh]

Thanks for the useful videos. Essential Mode has nothing to do with myAir or data at all. It simply changes the options available in the patient mode. 'Plus' gives some additional options over selecting 'on'.

[@SiblingCreature]

It also allows you to scroll down in the on-screen sleep report for much more detailed information.

[@cebruthius]

11:14 When *you stop inhaling* the pressure actually drops to EPAP. Important distinction

[@donwhite1238]

Very helpful!

[@breaker1685]

Thanks LL27

[@lukealdrich4780]

What’s a good min max air pressure for the first night? Do you sorta just feel it out on all the auto settings and go from there? You said the 1st 3 weeks and then get it dialed personally, I just want a good nights sleep. I suppose I’ll find out! Thanks for the great video!

[@silverstreamfoundry4104]

Very helpful 👌

[@earlhaupenthal2444]

This machine is amazing. Has a mind of its own. (I call it "Hal" after the 2001 space odyssey computer.)I just watched 17 minutes of someone who knows everything about it. Way over my head but interesting. Mr Bill was way out of left field (at which point I thought is this guy crazy). I've been on cpap for 4 months! The first 2 were hideous, sleep deprivation. But I stuck with it. NO MORE SNORING as loud as a vacuum cleaner! (I'm serious) BUT, I'm starting to wake up with a dry mouth, an indication that I'm SNORING. Have no idea if I'm SNORING because I live by myself. Apnea's are below 1. Confusing

[@spike7356]

Thanks for the very informative presentation. Question: How does one set up the wireless for the myAir app?

[@Freecpapadvice]

Don't. MyAir is worthless. Instead, put an SD card in your machine and download OSCAR. sleepfiles.com/oscar. Look at the video that I uploaded today comparing free PAP data analysis software. OSCAR has easily accessible data that can actually show you what is going on.

[@d.m644]

Awesome video

[@jamesbruzgis9476]

I liked the video before it even came out!!! Beat that! #CPAPlegend

[@Ray-fm3ek]

Thanks great information, I have a question when I sleep facing machine its very quiet facing away its not .Why

[@Freecpapadvice]

No idea. Maybe just room acoustics.

[@Jeff-jz5sf]

Resmed are nice equipment but yeah the whole having to go cheat code to get to the pressure settings is a bit absurd

[@eml3148]

Good Info

[@madcap7521]

Is there a setting for the back light? Mine is very dim. Any help would be appreciated!

[@JaimeDornanLady]

Quick question. I switched from the F&P Vitera full mask to the ResMed AirFit N20 nasal mask. When changing the settings, the ResMed AirFit N20 info. said to set it on “pillows” instead of “nasal”. Any particular reason why? It’s a nasal mask, not the nasal pillows that go in your nostrils, so that didn’t make sense to me, but I put it on “pillows” like it said. Also, where can I find & get “Oscar”? The AirSense 10 manual says it includes an SD card, but it doesn’t come with one, do that didn’t make much sense either.

[@stevemagnuson7051]

Question regarding EPR. Who decides what the settings should be? I see on my first sleep report they recommend APAP min 5, max 16, optimum seems to be 11 according to titration. Nothing about EPR yet my machine is set to EPR ON Full time, level 3. Wondering why it’s set this way and maybe this is why I am not tolerating CPAP after 4 years of compliance. Also my machine was set to max of 9, so I changed it to 16 per sleep study.

[@karenzimmer7607]

LMAO. The leggo guy cracks me up. 😂

[@JimCorso-fk9ro]

I need a battery for my resMed Bpap air curve 10 for African safari with lack of energy in some of the camps

[@paul-exist]

Love from Norway.

[@mattheviewer]

Lately I wonder how much an advantage an ASV Resmed has over an Autoset Resmed, given the former costs almost 8 times as much! Does the ASV do more thorough analysis of sleep states and breathing monitoring?

[@StephenDuncan]

I am 3 months into therapy with the resmed airsense10. Going well. Is there a way to get the data or access the detailed sleep data, without an sd card, via wireless? Like the clinic apparently does. I am using an sd card to retrieve the data but I was hoping for a wireless solution, cause sometimes I forget to put a card in and.....oops. Thanks! (thumbs up/subscribed)

[@garygallion8405]

So I'm relatively new to this machine and have only used it for about 3 weeks. I'm not familiar with Ocar or the wave form plot that he is referring to. I would like to understand more about this.

[@edgrohoskyjr3625]

can you explain the therapy selection of what is best to use ? (cpap, S, vauto). my doctor set me up on 18.0/12.0. at 18 it keeps blowing my mask off. i reduced the high pressure to 17.0 and it seems better, with leaks every now and then. my current AHI is 1.8. think i would benefit by even reducing high pressure to 16.0 ? (i have the resmed aircurve v10 auto)

[@cypiongm8698]

hi and ty for share. i don't understand something: at the end of the night ,the machine tell us how many apnea we did; in fact ,it's the number of apnea the machine can't stop. but i would want to see how many apnea i really did in the night to see if my loss of weight is better for apnea; but the machine or myair can't tell it ; why? is it top secret?