The DreamMapper app is an excellent free app to manage your Philips Respironics. It tracks your sleep apnea as well as helps you in your therapy. However, the Bluetooth connection seems to malfunction sometimes, preventing users from connecting to the Philips Respironics.
Read on for a detailed guide on how to fix the DreamMapper app when Bluetooth is not working. Let’s begin.
As we’ve explained earlier, in order to retain the full functionality of the Philips Respironics, you need Bluetooth connectivity. So, here’s how to fix it by resetting the Bluetooth connection.
To start, ensure that Bluetooth is enabled within the DreamMapper Settings menu. Access this menu by clicking the three bars located at the top-left corner of the app, then select “Settings.” Within the Settings menu, locate the option labeled “Use Bluetooth” and activate it by clicking the adjacent button. Afterward, navigate to the lower section of the Bluetooth Setup page and initiate the synchronization process by clicking “Begin Using.” This should initiate the data synchronization process.
To turn on the Bluetooth on DreamMapper, use the built-in knob along with the built-in display. When you find Bluetooth, press the knob to turn it on. In newer models, you can use the touch functionality of the display to do it.
Yes, if you turn on the automatic settings, it will automatically start or stop the therapy when it detects you have put on your mask or taken it off.
When the Bluetooth functionality doesn’t work in your DramMapper, just do a Bluetooth reset, by following the procedure mentioned above. However, if it still doesn’t work, do an app reset with a cache clear or just install the DramMapper app altogether.
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