Your AirSense 10 device records your sleep every night and delivers the data to you each morning in your Sleep Report. This report will show you a variety of things including:
- Machine usage
- AHI
- Mask Fit
- Humidifier Information
To find your Sleep Report, go to your home menu. Then use the dial to scroll down to ‘Sleep Report’ and click enter using the dial.
Once you click into this report, you will see the following screen.
Usage Hours: This is the amount of time your CPAP machine was turned on throughout the evening.
Events Per Hour: The events per hour relates to how many times per hour your airway was either completely or partially blocked.
Mask Seal: This will show you how your mask fit over night, if there was an issue with the seal, here is where it will tell you.
Humidifier: A green smiley face next to the ‘humidifier’ heading indicates that your humidifier is functioning as normal for your machine settings and that there is no hardware fault.
If you scroll down further, there is more information:
The proceeding information will tell you things such as:
- How many days you’ve used it over the last month
- How many days there has been over four hours of usage
- The average usage over this time and the total used hours
- Your average pressure
- Whether or not your mask is leaking and at what rate
This sort of data is sent to us every morning. While there is no need for you to stress over this information, it is helpful in providing you with a ‘self-check’ on how you are going.
If you want some more information or would like us to review your data, Click here.
If you have any questions about your Sleep Report, please get in touch at info@sleepright.com.au or call us on 1800 799 950.
I am not getting last sleep report data.Only getting usage hours mask fitting.Not gettting Evens,AHI datas.
You will need to get somebody who can access the clinical menu to turn on essentials plus.
I don’t understand ” Events per hour”
Readings of:
1.3 and other nights 0.3
Please explain the difference.Thank you.
Ray, Events per hour is the same as the Apnoea/Hypopnea index. It measure how many apnoea/hypopnea events per hour… alternatively put, it is the avergae amount of times per hour through the night where the airway is either completely blocked or partially blocked for 10 seconds or more. Generally speaking, below 5 is a good result.
so does that mean, 3.2 is good or is it 0.4 not sure which way to read it
Hi Tim, if the events are below 5 we consider this to be good.
I wear a full face mask .. The left bottom strap creates pressure against the artery in my neck . and fnd it very uncomfortable . Is there some way to releive the pressure ?
Hi Linda, the only things I can think of are trying a different type of Full Face mask where the strap hits differently or perhaps looking into a nasal mask for the same reason.
What are the two AHI reading in the clinical sleep report? There’s one at the top and one when I scroll to the bottom.
AHI = Apnoea Hypopnea Index (total amount of complete and partial blockages for 10 seconds or more/duration
Total AI = Obstructive + Central Apnea (Not Hypopnea) events/duration
Central AI = Central events/duration
Technical answer, but best I can do…
This will help me, I have had my cpap machine about 8 weeks and still learning, Thank you.