Getting Started
From SD card to sleep analysis in 5 steps
Find Your SD Card
Your PAP machine has an SD card slot — on the side of an AirSense 10/11, on the back of an AirCurve. Power off your machine, then gently push the card to eject it.
Your data stays on the SD card even after you remove it. You can put it back when you're done.
Supported devices
Other devices? Check the FAQ
Step-by-step guides: AirSense 10 SD card guide · AirSense 11 SD card guide
Connect to Your Computer
Insert the SD card into your computer's SD card slot, or use a USB SD card reader (available for under $10).
AirwayLab requires a desktop or laptop computer. SD card upload doesn't work on phones or tablets.
Read Your Results
After analysis (usually under 60 seconds), you'll see a dashboard with your results. The summary at the top tells you the key takeaway:
Start with Overview, then check Graphs for visual charts and Trends for multi-night patterns.
What to Do Next
AirwayLab shows you data your machine can't: every night scored, and the waveform behind any flag a click away. Upload weekly to track how the trend moves.
- Add oximetry data (optional) for oxygen and heart rate analysis
- Share results with your clinician using the Share button on the dashboard
- Join the community on r/SleepApnea or ApneaBoard