Machines CPAPGeeks reads
CPAPGeeks reads the SD card from your machine. ResMed, Löwenstein, React Health and Sefam machines work today. Other brands store their data differently, and we're adding them one by one.
ResMed
AirSense 10
SupportedAutoSet, AutoSet for Her, Elite, CPAP
AirSense 11
SupportedAutoSet, Elite
AirCurve 10
SupportedVAuto, S, ST
Shows IPAP and EPAP
AirCurve 11
SupportedVAuto
Shows IPAP and EPAP
AirCurve 10 ASV
SupportedCS PaceWave
Shows pressure and EPAP
S9 series
BetaAutoSet, Elite, Escape
Löwenstein
prisma SMART and SOFT
Betaprisma SMART, prisma SMART max, prisma SOFT
prisma Line
Betaprisma 20A, prisma 25S, prisma 25ST
Bilevel models show IPAP and EPAP
React Health / BMC
RESmart G2 and G3
BetaRESmart G2, G2S, G3
Shows the pressures delivered
Luna
BetaLuna G3, Luna G3 BPAP
Shows the pressures delivered
Sefam
S.Box by Starck
BetaS.Box, S.Box C, S.Box AUTO
Shows apneas per hour (no hypopneas recorded)
Coming next
Philips Respironics
Coming nextDreamStation 1 and 2
Fisher & Paykel
Coming nextSleepStyle
Resvent
Coming nextiBreeze
Yuwell and Breas
Coming nextHome CPAP machines
What the labels mean
- Supported
- Open the card and every night shows: summary, events, flow, pressure and leak charts, and your machine's settings.
- Beta
- Works the same way and is checked against an independent reader, but we haven't yet seen a real card from every one of these machines. If anything looks wrong, tell us and we'll fix it.
- Coming next
- These machines write a different kind of SD card. We need copies of real cards from them to add them properly.
The ResMed AirMini has no SD card, so there's nothing on it for CPAPGeeks to read. React Health / BMC cards don't record the prescribed settings in a form we can read yet, so for those machines CPAPGeeks shows the pressures the machine actually delivered. Sefam machines flag apneas but not hypopneas, so for them CPAPGeeks shows apneas per hour rather than a full AHI.