OmniPod ENT450 - Basal and BG Settings Configuration

Initial PDM Setup 2
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2 Initial PDM Setup
2. To set dierent values for dierent times of day, you must sub-divide the day
by dening new time segments. To add a time segment:
a. Choose [add new] and press New.
Note: You can edit an existing segment by using the Up/Down button to
select a segment you wish to change and pressing Edit.
b. Enter a start time for the segment, then press Next.
c. Enter an end time for the segment, then press Next.
d. Enter the basal rate for the segment, then press Next.
e. To add another time segment, return to step a.
3. When the desired number of time segments exist, press Done.
4. Review your Basal Program:
• To see the Basal Program as a list, press List.
• To return to the graph, press Graph.
5. Press Save to store the Basal Program.
Note: You can rename this Basal Program or create additional Basal Programs
aer setup is complete (see "Basal Programs" on page 65).
Temp basal conguration
For an explanation about using temporary basal rates, called temp basals, see
"Temporary basal rates" on page 139.
1. Choose a conguration for your temp basals:
% To dene your temp basals as a percentage of the currently active
Basal Program.
U/hr To dene temp basals as a at rate for the duration of the temp basal.
O To turn o the ability to use temp basals.
2. Press Next.
BG sound
If BG sound is turned on, the PDM beeps to alert you when a test strip is full. is
lets you keep your eyes on your nger and the test strip, relying on your ears to tell
you when the test strip is full.
1. Choose a BG sound setting:
• Select On if you want to hear a beep when the test strip is full.
• Select O if you do not want to hear a beep when the test strip is full.
2. Press Next.