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Prerequisites
To view BG, SG and other data from your pump you will need to set up a working Nightscout website. If you are not familiar with Nightscout start here.
Below is an overview of the steps needed to set up a Nightscout website. For further details please consult the detailed step-by-step directions
Note - don't continue to the page about "Installing the Android App" as that will be dealt with later
- Create mLab account and database
- Create a Github account and fork a copy of the [Nightscout CGM-Remote-Monitor] (https://github.com/nightscout/cgm-remote-monitor) website - choosing 'dev' or 'master' branch (see notes below)
- Create an hosted (Azure/Heroku/other VPS) web app
- Double check that you have selected the free pricing tier
- Under Application Settings...
- ... in App settings section, on a new line into the 'Key' box add "ENABLE" and in the 'Value' box add "careportal basal rawbg cob iob cage bwp upbat sage pump" (don't include the "")
- ... in App settings section, on a new line into the 'Key' box add "AUTH_DEFAULT_ROLES" and in the 'Value' box add "readable devicestatus-upload" (don't include the "")
- ... in Connection strings section configure the following
- mLab information - both items
- API_SECRET - remember this item must be at least 12 characters long
- Make sure the type for all the above is 'Custom'
- Deploy your site using the Github repository
- Please complete all of the steps listed above
- Once you have successfully created a Nightscout website you'll see a black web page showing time and dashes when viewing your website in a browser
- If you wish to see the pump IOB in your Nightscout website, you will need to deploy the
dev
branch - You do not need to enter the Dexcom settings
- You do not need to enable the Medtronic Connect plugin
See this info about minimum Android features and compatible devices
This needs to be Micro-USB Male to USB A Female, and is used to connect the CNL 2.4 meter to the Android device.
It is strongly recommended to use a spare CNL 2.4 meter for uploading data from your 600 Series pump, although you can use your main meter if required.
Your usual pump
- Ensure that the batteries are in a good state of charge on all the devices
- On your pump check that the time is set correctly
Glucose readings with timestamps from the future will cause problems for your Nightscout website!
- The CNL 2.4 meter and the pump must be been paired / 'connected' with each other (watch the instruction video or follow the steps below)
- Place the Contour Next Link 2.4 meter and the 600 Series pump near each other
- On the meter:
- Go to
Setup
>Pump Options
>Connect to pump
- Select
Yes
, thenOK
- Select
Auto Connect
on the meter
- Go to
- On the pump:
- Go to
Menu
>Utilities
>Device Options
>Connect Device
- Select
Auto Connect
- Scroll through the
Auto Connect
instructions - Select
Continue
- Select
Search
- Go to
- The pump will begin searching for the meter
- On the meter:
- Select
Search
- Select
- The meter and pump will both show that they are Searching. This can take up to 2 minutes.
- On the pump:
- Check that the serial number of the discovered device matches your meter
- If the serial numbers match, select
Confirm
- On the meter:
- Check that the serial number of the discovered device matches your pump
- If the serial numbers match, select
Next
- Although the 600SeriesAndroidUploader only reads status information via the CNL 2.4, to help ensure safety it is strongly recommended that you disable the remote bolus feature:
- Go to the
Remote Bolus
screen on the 600 Series pump:Menu
>Utilities
>Remote Bolus
- Select
Remote Bolus
to turn the feature off - Select
Save
- Go to the
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Please read the Beta Test Programme Requirements in full before proceeding
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All information, thought, and code described here is intended for informational and educational purposes only. Nightscout currently makes no attempt at HIPAA privacy compliance. Use Nightscout at your own risk, and do not use the information or code to make medical decisions.
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Use of code from github.com is without warranty or formal support of any kind. Please review this repository's LICENSE for details.
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All product and company names, trademarks, servicemarks, registered trademarks, and registered servicemarks are the property of their respective holders. Their use is for information purposes and does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them.
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