[johnchristopher]

> * Results show up in the phone app in < 24 hours. (Machine modem -> cell network -> provider -> app instead of machine -> app, which I think explains the delay)

Unfortunately it doesn't work in Europe :(. I have a second CPAP (airsense) and I can't complete the app syncing/registration because I am not registered with any provider in the US.

edit: I looked at the airsense 11, not the same model so maybe that changed but I doubt it.

edit 2: data can be extracted though, either with official resmed Windows application or third party (see replies).

[mook]

It's not their app, but you might be able to use OSCAR (derived from SleepyHead). See their supported machines list at https://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.php?title=OSCAR_suppor...

https://gitlab.com/pholy/OSCAR-code

[nisegami]

You can use OSCAR to read the data off of your SD card instead, which is less convenient admittedly.

[p_l]

If you're using Android, check if your Play Store account isn't set to USA, because the US and EU app binaries are separated and geo-locked.

Had to set up second account to download the EU version of the app.

[hiatus]

I think that may be because the US requires a prescription in order to obtain a CPAP device, and ResMed is an American company.

[lstamour]

Actually ResMed is Australian: https://www.resmed.com.au/about-us/the-resmed-story

[hiatus]

The Wikipedia page lists the company as headquartered in San Diego, California. It relocated there in 1990.

[lstamour]

Sure, they probably enjoy closer ties to the US health care industry this way. https://careers.resmed.com/what-we-do/locations/ is a page listing offices including Atlanta, Halifax, India and China.

[johnchristopher]

Haha, that explains why all those youtube review are from Australian people. I never connected the dots.

[LordOmlette]

D'oh! Looks like there's still room for improvement :-/