Summary
Philips Respironics DreamStation WiFi Modem
The Philips Respironics DreamStation WiFi modem allows users to easily transmit therapy data to their healthcare providers for compliance follow-up and reporting. Simply insert the modem into your DreamStation CPAP or BiPAP machine and follow the instructions on the device to connect to your home Wi-Fi network. Once connected, the WiFi modem will automatically upload therapy data to the Philips Respironics compliance software, allowing your provider to view your data and make changes to your machine settings remotely.
The WiFi modem can also receive oximetry data from an oximeter and transmit the data to your DreamStation.
Note: The WiFi modem does not include a pulse oximeter and is not compatible with the DreamStation 2 series.
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Technical Data
Technical Data
- DreamStation WiFi Accessory InstructionDownload
Model
100700W
HCPCS Code
E1399
Machine Size Only
6 x 5 x 4 Inches
Item Includes
Item Includes
1 x DreamStation WiFi Modem
Reviews (2)
Reviews (2)
Michael B 01/28/2023
01/28/2023
Subject: Philips Dreamstation WIFI Modem
Modem came quickly and installed easily without any setup issues. Exactly what I needed to get the CPAP programmed after recall replacement.
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Carlene B 08/20/2023
08/20/2023
Subject: 5G modem
So easy to order. Received quickly. Simple to install. Works great. Saved me from losing my CPAP! Thank you!!
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I have a DS 1 and received a new DS2 from the recall today. My ds1 had a wifi modem, the new ds2 does not appear to have wifi, nor a place to add it. Is there anyway to force a ds2 to use wifi? I also do not use the deammapper app and will not due to phone type. Thoughts, suggestions? (Buy a new phone is not an option)
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Hi there, the Dreamstation 2 actually comes with a Integrated cell modem with automatic Bluetooth pairing which enables quick setup and easy access to sleep data for your convenience. You may be able to try registering on Dreammapper on a computer to see if you can use your SD card to download the data. You may have to call Philips directly to see if this would work as they generally work with bluetooth connectivity and an app. The website is: https://www.mydreammapper.com/Account/LogOn?ReturnUrl=%2F
If that does not work, please call Philips Respironics for assistance: 1-800-345-6443
If that does not work, please call Philips Respironics for assistance: 1-800-345-6443
Asked on 02/16/2022
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I have received my new bipap machine from the philips respironics recall. It is a dreamstation. My current cellular modem, ( FLG, DS Cellular Modem, US ) does not fit into my new machine. Would this modem be a fit for my new dreamstation sent to me by philips resperonics?
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Yes this is the modem you will want to use if you have the Dreamstation.
Asked on 12/31/2021
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Where is the modem
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Hi there, If you have a modem it would be on the left hand side of the device under the flap which you can lift up. If you purchased a device from us it does not come with a modem.
Asked on 08/05/2021
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If I get a new modem for my dreamstation and give you my prescription how does my provider connect to my machine with the new modem
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The modem goes based on off your serial number on your machine. Once a modem is placed into a machine you provide your Dr's office or provider with the serial number of the machine (starts with a J) and they will have access to your machines data using Care Orchestrator.
Asked on 03/16/2023
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I have a modem 100605C. Is it still acceptable for use, because I am not getting any more signal for my phone or computer for data upload?
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Hello, the specific model you mentioned is a cellular modem. If it is no longer functioning, you may need to replace it as they may fail over time. I would recommend the Wifi modem as it uses your local Wifi.
Asked on 02/08/2023
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Do you handle CPAP machines with a modem?
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Hi there, can you please give us a call with your question? 866-936-3754.
Asked on 01/24/2023
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Do you handle dual sleep apnea machines with a modem?
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Hi there, this is a Wifi Modem which you could use on any Dreamstation 1 CPAP device by connecting to your local wifi, but it can only work on one unit at a time if that makes sense.
Asked on 01/24/2023
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Is this modem 3G or 4G or above.
My 3G modem no longer works as 3G service has been discontinued.
My 3G modem no longer works as 3G service has been discontinued.
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Hi there, this is a Wifi modem, so it transmits using your local Wifi.
Asked on 01/23/2023
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Received replacement ds1 from recall. Put Wi-Fi modem from old unit in new unit and it will not upload my settings.Called Respironics and was told maybe my modems bad.It works in my old unit and my doctor can can adjust and read my info. So why can’t I get it to work in my replacement machine?Every time I try to pair it in Wi-Fi mode it fails?
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Hi there, if Respironics has advised the modem is bad, this most likely is the case. I would recommend getting a replacement modem if you have an older one. If you have followed these instructions, and it continues to fail you will need a replacement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZJX9bPL-vU
Asked on 01/19/2023
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Does the modem Model #100700W fit the DreamStation model #DSX500S11F
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This modem will work with any Dream Station 1 CPAP/BIPAP machine. If you meant DSX500S11 then yes it would work with that model.
Asked on 01/18/2023
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