Resscan 3.10 software

Post by rnb4carl t » Sat May 29, am. Post by KatieW » Sat May 29, am. Post by Gondring » Wed Jun 02, pm. Post by Slinky » Wed Jun 02, pm. Post by roncron » Wed Jun 02, pm. Post by howkim » Wed Jun 02, pm. Post by Slinky » Thu Jun 03, am. Post by sleepron » Thu Jun 03, pm. Skip to content. Quick links. ResScan Software 3. ResMed Corporate doesn't want to be sued, should the apnea patient do something stupid and dies. For example,ResScan 3. Should the apnea patient do something stupid while changing the settings, and dies, ResMed Corporate doesn't want to be sued.

ResMed's ResScan 3. Supposedly, ResMed's ResScan 3. With the up-graded 3. They would not be able to change their machine settings. Everybody wins. We get the information, ResMed Corporate doesn't get sued.

Now, for the sake of transparency, who am I? I officially joined the Apnea Club, February 17, I have a mild to moderate apnea sleep disorder. The machine is compatible with ResScan 3.

The quest begins. What do I want? I want to collect and download my apnea information from my computer and print it out. Badges Report an Issue Terms of Service. Join Our Newsletter. CPAP Supplies. Latest Activity. Dec 4, Stefan updated their profile Sep 16, BLev and bruce david joined SleepGuide. Aug 21, All Discussions My Discussions Add. My insurance provider has offered to order one of these two machines actually I asked if they can order me one of these two after researching on the web and they said they can.

But I have not found a head to head comparison. Which one do I want and why? I have been reading the discussions and I understand the mask I choose is probably more important, but that seems to be a more personal choice. This is just hardware and I am wondering which company people feel executed better. Quite is a high priority for me. I think the Resmed has a smaller diameter hose which seems a plus.

Usability is important. Reliability What else? They seem to both be state of the art machines and I wonder what people think who have had one, or better, both. Share Tweet Facebook Facebook Views: Replies to This Discussion Permalink Reply by 99 on April 28, at pm the s9 is reportedly quieter.

Both the S9 and the PR S1 are new to the market. The most discussion on the two I've found has been at cpaptalk. They can be a tough bunch over there but good people. Both the S9 and PR S1 are fairly "drastic" changes over the previous series by these manufacturers so my guess is that it is going to be a matter of time before we really know just how good these two new series of devices are.

I'm on bi-level and the S9 bi-level isn't available yet. It is giving good therapy despite we have yet to find the pressure settings I need. The humidifier is easy to fill and very difficult to make leak. Sturdy, quiet, deliver good therapy, and Resmed has excelled in amount of and ease of access to nightly data via the LCD screen on their fully data capable models.

Respironics did get rid of that extra platform piece they utilized in their previous two series. The S9s power brick is somewhat larger and heavier than the PR S1s. I've used models in previous series of both Resmed and Respironics. I am pretty biases towards the S8 autoset II. Hello Guest, Welcome to Apnea Board! As a guest, you are limited to certain areas of the board and there are some features you can't use. To post a message, you must create a free account using a valid email address. New Posts Today's Posts.

CPAP since Nov 17, Donate to Apnea Board. Hello Guest! Remember me. Login or Create an Account. Login Register. Pages 2 : 1 2 Next ». New user here Forgive me if this has been asked before. I tried to search but was not able to find an answer. I have installed ResScan on my pc.