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SD card size?

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theres126 +0 points · over 5 years ago Original Poster

Hello- Just did a warranty exchange for a new CPAP and accidentally left my SD card in the machine I turned in. I definitely need a new one, but wanted to check on what size is recommended. Thanks!

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Sierra +0 points · over 5 years ago Sleep Patron

If it is an AirSense 10 they come with a 4 GB, but they will accept anything up to 32 GB I believe.

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theres126 +0 points · over 5 years ago Original Poster

There wasn't one in the machine - I just double checked. Question. This is a new machine, since I was having all the leak issues, they thought maybe my other machine was having issues with the blower. (It was still under warranty). Fingers crossed it's the machine and not me having the leaks. I have all but last night's data downloaded to sleepyhead from the old machine. Will a new SD card (once I get one) just add to that data? I wasn't sure how that worked.

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Sierra +0 points · over 5 years ago Sleep Patron

Yes, SleepyHead will just recognize it as a new machine and start adding your data to the list. You shouldn't lose anything except for the nights you did not have a card in it.

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bonjour +0 points · over 5 years ago Sleep Commentator

We recently discovered that the 2GB data fills (then overwrites) between 9 months and a year depending on amount of data. we don't know how many hours of use. So we now recommend the larger sizes though even a 2GB will work.

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