Using OSCAR with a new CPAP

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Using OSCAR with a new CPAP

Post by PST » Thu Mar 21, 2024 10:44 am

I apologize in advance if this is well worn territory, but my search skills have failed. I am a happy CPAP and OSCAR user for many years. I just replaced my trusty AirSense 10 AutoSet (37028) with an AirSense 11 AutoSet (39523). No problems with the former, but I have used it daily for a decade and it kept nagging me motor failure was possible. The new model should fit in my luggage a little more smoothly as well. Is there a protocol for an easy, seamless transition? My instinct is to stick the SD card I've been using into the new machine, collect a night's data, use the same profile as before, and trust OSCAR to sort everything out the next day without scrambling things up. Are there pitfalls I should be aware of? By the way, hi to all old friends who are still here. I have been MIA in recent years only because this board taught me everything I needed to know and therapy has been smooth.

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Re: Using OSCAR with a new CPAP

Post by Pugsy » Thu Mar 21, 2024 11:18 am

OSCAR can handle multiple machines under the same profile without any problems.
I have had as many as 5 or 6 different machines under one profile.

So you can just plug the SD card into your machine and then your computer after the night is over...and OSCAR will sort it out.

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Re: Using OSCAR with a new CPAP

Post by PST » Thu Mar 21, 2024 12:45 pm

Thank you, Pugsy. That's just what I'll do.