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Changing one alert
Go to alert settings to customize each alert. The Low alert screen shows some
settings you can change:
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App:Level, Sound/Vibrate, and Snooze
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Receiver: Level and Snooze
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Snooze Off
Turn on to get a repeat alert if your sensor reading
stays low for a while. You choose for how long
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Low
Receiver
Low
Alerts you when your sensor
reading falls below the set
level.
On
Alert
70 mg/dL
Level
Off
Snooze
Each alert has its own settings. All of those settings are explained here:
Delay 1
st
Alert (High alert only): Turn on to delay your first alert until your sensor
reading is at or past the high alert setting for a while. You choose how long.
For example, if you set Delay 1
st
Alert to 20 minutes for your High alert, your glucose
must be at or above your high alert level for 20 minutes before you get the alert.
For More Than: Don't get an alert until a system issue lasts this long. You choose
how long.
Fall Rate: For the Falling Fast alert, you choose the sensor reading change rate:
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2–3mg/dL per minute or
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3mg/dL or more per minute
For example, if you turn this on, when your glucose falls fast, you'll get an alert.
You can add a glucose level to this. If you do, you'll get an alert when your glucose is
at or below that level and falling fast.
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