Insulet Omnipod Dash - Pod Expiry; Low Reservoir Level; Pod Auto-Off

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Pod expiry
e Pod expiry notication tells you when the Pod is nearing its expiry so you
can plan to change your Pod at a convenient time. You can set this notication to
appear from 1 to 24 hours before the Pod expiry advisory alarm. At the selected
time, the Pod and PDM vibrate or beep and the PDM displays a message.
To set the timing of the Pod expiry notication:
1. Navigate to: Settings icon ( ) > Reminders > Pod Expiry.
2. Tap the Pod Expiry eld and select how long before your Pod expires that you
would like to be notied.
3. Tap SAVE.
Low reservoir level
e Pod and PDM sound an advisory alarm when the insulin level in your Pod
reaches the low reservoir setting. is setting can range from 10 to 50 units.
To set the insulin level for the low reservoir advisory alarm:
1. Navigate to: Settings icon ( ) > Reminders > Low Reservoir Level.
2. Tap the Low Reservoir Level eld and select the level of Pod insulin at which
you would like to be notied.
3. Tap SAVE.
Pod Auto-o
Consult your healthcare provider prior to changing the Auto-o setting. is
feature requires active participation on your part. See “Auto-o” on page 136 for a
description of how this feature works.
To enable or disable Auto-o:
1. Navigate to: Settings icon ( ) > Reminders > Pod Auto-o.
2. Tap the Pod Auto-o toggle to enable or disable the Auto-o feature.
3. If Auto-o is enabled, tap the Inactivity Timer eld and select the length of
time for the countdown timer. is setting can range from 1 to 24 hours.
Example: If you choose 10 hours, you must wake up your PDM and unlock it
at least once every 10 hours, day and night, to prevent the Auto-o alarm.
4. Tap SAVE.
Effective Date: 27SEP2019, ECO-000240