Step Action
3
Select the alarm you want to turn on and set.
Low Glucose Alarm: Noties you when your
glucose is below the level you set.
High Glucose Alarm: Noties you when your
glucose is above the level you set.
Signal Loss Alarm: Noties you when your
Sensor is not communicating with the Reader
and that you will not receive Low or High
Glucose Alarms.
Low Glucose Alarm
High Glucose Alarm
Signal Loss Alarm
Change Alarm
Settings
OK
Alarm How to Set
Low
Glucose
Alarm
The Low Glucose Alarm is o by default.
Touch the slider to turn the
alarm on. The alarm level is
initially set to 3.9 mmol/L. You
can use the arrows to change this
value between 3.3 mmol/L and
5.6 mmol/L. If the alarm is on,
you will be notied when your
glucose falls below the level you set.
Touch done to save.
On
?
mmol/L
3.9
done
Low Glucose Alarm
Alarm How to Set
High
Glucose
Alarm
The High Glucose Alarm is o by default.
Touch the slider to turn the alarm
on. The alarm level is initially set to
13.3 mmol/L. You can use the arrows
to change this value between
6.7 mmol/L and 22.2 mmol/L. If the
alarm is on, you will be notied
when your glucose rises above the
level you set.
Touch done to save.
Signal
Loss
Alarm
If the alarm is on, you will be
notied when your Sensor has not
communicated with your Reader
for 20 minutes and you are not
receiving Low or High Glucose
Alarms.
Touch done to save.
Note: The Signal Loss Alarm automatically
turns on the rst time you turn the Low or High
Glucose Alarm on.
On
?
mmol/L
13.3
done
High Glucose Alarm
done
On
Turn On to get notified when
the glucose alarms you set are
not available because your
Sensor is not communicating
with the Reader.
Signal Loss Alarm
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