RemLogic software was used for manual respiratory scoring. Apneas and hypopneas were manually scored according to the 2007 American Academy of Sleep Medicine guidelines, which included defining a hypopnea as being associated with a ≥4% oxygen desaturation . AutoSet respiratory events were autoscored by the device, and summary statistics were Results: For all patients, the apnea-hypopnea index (AHI), apnea index (AI) and hypopnea index (HI) for our automated scoring and manual reports were highly correlated (the Pearson correlation index were 0.996, 0.995 and 0.928, respectively, P < 0.001). However, HI for Remlogic automated scoring and clinical manual reports was poorly correlated Embla CPC Clinical Manual To return a RemLogic license: 1. On the Help menu, click About. 2. Click License. 3. Click Manage. 4. Click Return RemLogic license, and then click Next. 5. Do one of the following: To deactivate your license over the Internet: Click Over the Internet, and then click Next. To deactivate your license by phone: i. Two commercially available automated software scoring systems were used: (i) Remlogic (RLG) and (ii) Noxturnal (NOX). The studies in EDF were imported into each commercially available software and two investigators (KAW, JNJ) blinded to the manual scoring results, ran the automated scoring systems. The Embletta® MPR-PG (Multi Parameter Recorder - Polygraphy) is certainly the most advanced sleep test device available in such a small size: Robust design. High specifications for high-quality recordings. LCD screen for patient set-up, signal quality check and viewing traces. Automatic or scheduled start/stop. During the programming of the Embletta Gold, the battery voltage is verified by the software application (RemLogic/RemLogic-E) and displayed in the Recording Wizard. , see Device Settings in the RemLogic 3.0 User Manual or RemLogic-E 3.0 User Manual. The Thermistor signal. Select the Thermistor check box. The SpO2 and Pulse signal derived Embla® S4500. Embla® S4500: a durable, reliable, and easy-to-use PSG amplifier. The Embla® S4500 amplifier, connected to the MDrive interface, fulfills all requirements and more of a qualified sleep laboratory: LCD screen for patient set-up and viewing traces at the patient's bed. Bedside impedance control, biocalibration and signal All PSG data were reviewed with Embla RemLogic software, version 3.4.1.2371 (Natus Medical Inc., Pleasanton, CA, USA), that allows for signal processing, inspection and annotation. The AASM Manual for the Scoring of Sleep and Associated Events: Rules, Terminology and Technical Specifications, 2.6 edn (American Academy of Sleep Medicine Embla S4500 Clinical Manual 4. Secure the sensor wire to the cheeks with a medical tape. The sensor tips should not touch the skin as skin contact will significantly attenuate the signal amplitude. Attaching the Body Position Sensor Body position may be measured with a position sensor that connects to the Beside Unit. The SenTec SDM device is compatible with the following versions of RemLogic: Europe/Oceana/Asia: RemLogic 1.0 and up, Remlogic-e 3.0 and up Americas: RemLogic 1.0 and up, RemLogic-e 1.2 and up To prepare the SenTec SDM device you can download the sensor definition file(s) from the following FTP location: ftp.embla.com User Name: SenTec Remlogic-E Software: Flexible, Reliable, Auto/ Manual Scoring, Customized Reports; Flexible. DC expansion input to interface to DC Devices such as EtCO2 monitor; Us