30 Beurer GL50 evo mg/dL
6.1 Displaying individual values
The most recent measured value is displayed first, and the oldest last. The date and time are also
displayed on the monitor at the same time.
1
Switch on the blood glucose monitor by briefly pressing and holding the scroll wheel.
2
Rotate the scroll wheel until the arrow is pointing towards “All values”, then press the scroll
wheel to confirm.
3
You can now rotate the scroll wheel to navigate between the saved individual values.
4
You can cancel the process at any time. To do so long, press the scroll wheel or wait until
the device switches itself o automatically after two minutes.
6.2 Displaying average blood glucose values
You can display the average measured blood glucose value from the last 7, 14, 30 and 90 days.
1
Switch on the blood glucose monitor by briefly pressing and
holding the scroll wheel.
2
Rotate the scroll wheel until the arrow is pointing towards “Av-
erage value”, then press the scroll wheel to confirm.
3
Use the scroll wheel to select the desired marking (
O, , or
) for which you want to display the average values.
Ø 7 days 234 mg/dL
O
Ø 14 days 156 mg/dL
Ø 30 days 107 mg/dL
Ø 90 days 98 mg/dL
4
Press the scroll wheel to display the respective quantity of
measured values in the markings.
7 days - 4 values
14 days - 10 values
30 days - 109 values
90 days - 407 values
6.3 Evaluating measured values on a PC
The GL50 evo monitor features an integrated plug-in USB stick. The blood glucose evaluation software
GlucoMemory is installed on the USB stick (for position of the USB connection, see page 11). The
GL50 evo is compatible with Diabass and SiDiary.
The blood glucose evaluation software GlucoMemory is pre-installed on the monitor’s USB stick. You
do not need to install the software locally on a PC. This software enables you to evaluate your meas-
ured values, add insulin doses and print or export your results as a PDF or CSV file. The software helps
you and your GP to better monitor your blood glucose level.
• all values
• average
• settings
back
memory