OmniPod 5 - Manual and Automated Mode Overview

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Action Item notications
Action item notications (see page 165) are for technical System tasks that should
be responded to as soon as possible. Action item notications are related to
changes you may have made to your Omnipod 5 App that could aect safe use
of the system. For example, a Turn on Bluetooth action item means Bluetooth
wireless technology has been shut o and your App is no longer communicating
with your Pod.
Reminder notications
Reminder notications (
) remind you about diabetes management actions
you may want to perform (see “13.11. Reminder Notications List” on page 175).
For example,
Check BG after Bolus.
Status
Status notications appear on the lock screen and display the current system
mode and IOB, when available.
Conrmation Messages
In some situations, the Omnipod 5 App will display a green banner at the bottom
of the screen that conrms the status of an action. e conrmation message
disappears aer several seconds.
Tip: Swipe to the right on the message to dismiss it sooner.
If an instruction is not successful, the Omnipod 5 App displays a communication
error message (see “Frequently Asked Questions and Troubleshooting” on
page 311).
3.8. Manual and Automated Mode Overview
Available tasks in each mode
e following table denes the tasks that can be performed in Manual Mode and
Automated Mode.
Manual Mode Automated Mode
How it works
Basal Insulin
Delivery
Insulin is delivered
according to the Active Basal
Programme.
Insulin is delivered and
adjusted automatically based
on sensor glucose values and
predictions.