Adjustment - ResMed Pixi Mode D'emploi

Fitting steps
1–2. Hold the mask gently against the child's face, checking that the nose is fully
enclosed by the cushion and the mouth is clear – pull the headgear up over the
head. Move the middle strap down over the head until it sits across the middle of
the back of the head.
3. Keeping your hand on the frame to maintain correct headgear position, bring the
lower headgear strap behind the back of the neck.
4–5. Attach the lower headgear strap to the mask by holding the tab and hooking the
quick release clip onto the lower headgear arm.
6. When fully fitted, the mask and headgear should be positioned as shown. Ensure
the top strap is vertically aligned with the top of the ears and the middle strap sits
across the back of the head horizontally aligned with the top of the ears.
7 . Finally, connect the free end of the short tube assembly to the device air tubing.

Adjustment

Pixi Hints!
• To achieve optimal seal, adjust the headgear straps starting at the bottom strap
and working upwards.
• If the child experiences nasal dryness or irritation, using a humidifier is
recommended.
Adjustment steps
1. If necessary, adjust the straps by removing the Velcro and gently tightening the
lower headgear straps until comfortable. Do not overtighten.
2–3. Repeat step 1 with both middle and top straps until comfortable.
Note: The mask is designed to fit loosely while still providing an optimal seal. Do
not overtighten the straps.
Attaching the pressure port
The pressure port is used to measure the air pressure at your mask so that the correct
pressure is set. This happens during the sleep study at the hospital.
The pressure port is also used to deliver oxygen. This can take place in the home or
hospital environment. If necessary, your clinician will advise when this is required.
Attachment steps
1. Remove the plug from the cushion.
2. Move the plug to the side so that it is not obstructing the vent holes.
3. Insert the larger end of the pressure port into the cushion.
4. Attach the other end of the pressure port to the oxygen system.
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