Real-time graphs
Graphs display data from a device in a graphical format. You can view graphs that display device data in real-time during a titration.
NOTE: The Enable live graphs toggle must first be turned on under Options.
Click the graph
icon.
Displayed graphs will match the applied settings on the PAP device.
To reorder the displayed graphs for various settings, click and drag the grab
icon

Optional settings that can be applied:
Time span: Sets view to display as little as 10 seconds of data, or as much as one hour.
Reset zoom: Returns the view to 30 seconds
Session: Displays three colors
Blue: indicates the currently visible window
White: indicates no recorded data
Grey: indicates undisplayed data.
Live view: Returns to current data.
Configure traces: Sets the displayed graphs, graph colors and parameters.
Red vertical cursor line: Snaps to your cursor and displays a popup of therapy values for that timestamp.
Mask pressure graph
Trigger and Cycle therapy events display on the real-time Mask pressure graph with these symbols:
Top axis marker presents a circle with SpontaneousCycle (blue fill), SpontaneousTiMinCycle (purple fill), or TimedCycle (orange outline) events only.
Bottom axis marker presents a triangle with SpontaneousTrigger (blue fill) or TimedTrigger (orange outline) events only.
Icon | Description |
---|---|
![]() | Spontaneous Cycle: Spontaneous cycled breath marker indicates patient-cycled breath (i.e inspiratory time is between Ti min and Ti max). |
![]() | Spontaneous TiMin Cycle: Spontaneous TiMin cycled breath marker indicates patient-cycled breath with inspiration held until TiMin. (i.e. inspiratory time equal TiMin). |
![]() | Timed Cycle: Timed cycled breath marker indicates machine-cycled breath (i.e. inspiratory time equal Ti in PAC and T mode or Timax in S and ST mode. |
![]() | Spontaneous Trigger: Spontaneous triggered breath marker indicates patient-triggered breath (i.e. the patient has initiated the breath). |
![]() | Timed Trigger: Timed triggered breath marker indicates machine-triggered breath (i.e. breath delivered at the set backup rate or breath rate). |