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Turning on the Glucose Alerts
The Glucose alerts must be turned on if you want the system to send you an alert when the sensor glucose
measurements reach or exceed your Glucose Limits. For a Low sensor glucose alert, the pump plays four
consecutive tones, in falling pitch, if an audible beep has been selected as the alert type. For a High
sensor glucose alert, the pump plays four consecutive tones, in rising pitch, if an audible beep has been
selected as the alert type.
1 Make sure the EDIT SETTINGS screen is open.
Main > Sensor > Edit Settings
2 Select Glucose Alerts, then press ACT. The GLUCOSE ALERTS screen appears.
3
Select On, then press ACT. The EDIT SETTINGS screen appears showing the glucose alerts are now
turned On.
Setting the Glucose Limits
If you turned the Glucose alerts On, then you need to set the high and low Glucose Limits recommended
by your healthcare professional. Your recommended glucose limits may vary throughout the day, so your
pump allows you to set up to eight pairs.
A Glucose Limit pair includes one High Glucose Limit and one Low Glucose Limit, as shown in the following
table:
Glucose Limit pair Alerts
Low: 80 mg/dL (4.4 mmol/L) for
523/723
90 mg/dL (5.0 mmol/L) for
523K/723K
A Low Glucose Limit alert occurs when the sensor glucose
measurement reaches or goes below the Low Glucose Limit in
this table.
High: 240 mg/dL (13.3 mmol/L) for
523/723
280 mg/dL (15.5 mmol/L) for
523K/723K
A High Glucose Limit alert occurs when the sensor glucose
measurement reaches or goes above the High Glucose Limit in
this table.
Sensor features104
- User Guide 1
- Paradigm 2
- REAL-Time 2
- Revel™ Insulin Pump 2
- 6025306-019_a 3
- Česká republika: 6
- Medtronic Czechia s.r.o 6
- Tel: +420 233 059 401 6
- Non-stop help line: 6
- +420 233 059 059 6
- Important Safety Information 8
- Warranty 9
- Contents 10
- Contentsx 11
- Contents xi 12
- Contentsxii 13
- Contents xiii 14
- Contentsxiv 15
- Contents xv 16
- Contentsxvi 17
- Contents xvii 18
- Contentsxviii 19
- Contents xix 20
- Contentsxx 21
- Introduction 22
- Emergency kit 23
- Consumables 23
- Accessories 24
- How to wear your pump 24
- How to use this guide 25
- User safety 26
- Contraindications 27
- Warnings 27
- Reservoir and infusion sets 28
- Transmitter 28
- Tubing Connector 29
- Magnetic fields 29
- Precautions 30
- Adverse reactions 30
- Introduction10 31
- Introduction 11 32
- Introduction12 33
- The basics 34
- Install battery 35
- Pump buttons 36
- The pump screen 38
- HOME screen 38
- Time display 39
- Reservoir volume 39
- Alert and alarm icons 39
- Sensor icons 39
- Beep/vibrate 40
- Operating modes 40
- Normal mode 41
- Special mode 41
- Attention mode 41
- MAIN MENU 42
- BOLUS MENU 42
- STATUS screen 43
- If you remove your pump 44
- The basics24 45
- Basic programming 46
- Basic programming26 47
- Selecting the language 48
- Basic programming28 49
- Basic programming 29 50
- Basic programming30 51
- Basic programming 31 52
- Review your bolus deliveries 53
- Bolus details 54
- Basic programming34 55
- Maximum bolus limit 56
- Scroll rate 56
- BG Reminder 57
- Capturing Events 58
- Entering BG measurements 59
- Basic programming 39 60
- Before you begin 61
- Entering exercise information 62
- Entering Other markers 62
- Viewing Capture Event history 63
- Start and stop times 63
- Your basal settings 65
- Current basal delivery 66
- Daily basal rate(s) 66
- Setting the Max basal rate 67
- Stopping your pump 68
- Resume pump delivery 69
- Basic programming 49 70
- Basic programming50 71
- Starting on insulin 72
- Setting up the reservoir 73
- Starting on insulin 53 74
- Changing your infusion set 75
- Rewinding your pump 76
- Filling the tubing 77
- Inserting the infusion set 78
- Starting on insulin58 79
- Chapter 4 80
- Filling the cannula 81
- Disconnecting Quick-set 81
- Reconnecting Quick-set 82
- Starting on insulin62 83
- BG readings 84
- Bolus Wizard feature settings 85
- Bolus Wizard warnings 88
- Selecting the Carb units 89
- Setting the Carb/Exch ratios 90
- Setting the BG units 91
- Target Range 92
- About active insulin 93
- Active insulin time 94
- Optimizing pump therapy 102
- Optimizing pump therapy82 103
- Optimizing pump therapy 83 104
- Optimizing pump therapy84 105
- Optimizing pump therapy 85 106
- Optimizing pump therapy86 107
- Easy bolus 108
- Easy bolus setup 109
- Step value setup 109
- Delivering Easy Bolus 110
- Optimizing pump therapy90 111
- Missed Bolus Reminder 112
- Basal patterns 113
- Select a pattern 114
- Optimizing pump therapy94 115
- Temp basal rates 116
- Temp Basal Settings 117
- Percent of basal 118
- Delivering a temp basal 120
- Verifying temp basal delivery 121
- Canceling a temp basal 121
- Optimizing pump therapy 101 122
- Optimizing pump therapy102 123
- Sensor features 124
- Turning on the Glucose Alerts 125
- Setting the Glucose Limits 125
- Selecting the BG units 126
- Sensor features106 127
- Setting the High Repeat 128
- Setting the Low Repeat 128
- Sensor features108 129
- Sensor features 109 130
- Setting the Cal Repeat 131
- Setting the Cal Reminder 131
- Entering the transmitter ID 132
- Reviewing your settings 133
- Using the Sensor Demo 134
- The transmitter 135
- Starting the sensor 135
- Inserting the sensor 135
- Removing the sensor 135
- Calibrating the sensor 136
- Sensor features116 137
- Sensor features 117 138
- Sensor features118 139
- Using your sensor 140
- Using your sensor120 141
- The graphs 142
- Using your sensor122 143
- 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 3:00 PM 144
- The shaded area is the 12 145
- 24 hours 145
- The rapid change arrows 146
- Using your sensor126 147
- Calibration history 148
- Sensor alert history 148
- Using your system in water 149
- Utilities 150
- Auto-off 151
- Review daily insulin totals 152
- Pump data management 153
- Sensor glucose information 154
- Utilities134 155
- Utilities 135 156
- AUC calculation 157
- Utilities 137 158
- Personal reminders 159
- Remote control option 159
- Turn on remote control option 160
- Other Devices option 161
- Block feature 161
- Lock keypad feature 162
- Selftest 162
- User settings 163
- Saving the settings 164
- Restoring the settings 164
- Clearing the settings 165
- Chapter 9 166
- Utilities146 167
- Meter option 168
- Add, delete, review meter IDs 169
- Therapy management software 170
- Recommended follow-up 172
- Laboratory tests 173
- Every visit 173
- Annually 173
- My screen appears distorted 176
- My bolus stopped 176
- I dropped my pump 177
- I submerged my pump in water 178
- What to do 179
- Pump alert conditions 180
- Sensor alert conditions 180
- MISSED BOLUS 181
- LOST SENSOR 181
- LOW TRANSMTR 182
- CHARGE TRANSMTR 182
- CHANGE SENSOR 182
- SENSOR END 182
- CAL ERROR 183
- METER BG NOW 183
- METER BG BY 183
- LOW PREDICTED 184
- HIGH PREDICTED 184
- RISE RATE 184
- FALL RATE 184
- SENSOR ERROR 185
- Alarm conditions 186
- MAX FILL REACHED 188
- Testing the transmitter 190
- Disconnecting the tester 191
- Reconnect old sensor 191
- Find lost sensor 192
- Maintenance 194
- Cleaning your pump 195
- Cleaning the transmitter 195
- Cleaning the Sen-serter 196
- Maintenance176 197
- Pump specifications 198
- Pump specifications178 199
- Pump specifications 179 200
- Maximum Error (percent) 201
- Minimum Error (percent) 201
- Overall Flow Error (percent) 201
- Dual Wave bolus 202
- Filling the infusion set 202
- Infusion pressure 202
- Insulin sensitivity 202
- Low resv (reservoir) warning 203
- Meter value 203
- Normal bolus 203
- Occlusion detection 203
- Percent temp basal 203
- Pump specifications 183 204
- Square Wave bolus 205
- Temporary (temp) basal rate 205
- Time and date screen 205
- Environmental conditions 205
- Quality of service 206
- Data security 206
- Status screen 206
- Pump specifications186 207
- Pump specifications 187 208
- Pump specifications188 209
- Active Insulin Curve 210
- Bolus Wizard feature examples 211
- Pump specifications 191 212
- Pump specifications192 213
- Pump specifications 193 214
- Pump specifications194 215
- Pump specifications198 219
- Pump specifications 199 220
- Pump specifications200 221
- Pump specifications 201 222
- Pump specifications202 223
- Pump specifications 203 224
- Icon table 225
- Radio communication 226
- Chapter 15 226
- Pump specifications206 227
- Sensor accuracy 228
- Performance results in adults 229
- Sensor accuracy 209 230
- Appendix A210 231
- Appendix A 232
- Appendix A212 233
- Time of day 234
- Glucose Conc (mg/dL) 234
- Sensor accuracy 213 234
- Low and High alerts in adults 235
- The High Glucose alert 236
- Appendix A216 237
- Sensor accuracy 217 238
- Appendix A218 239
- Sensor accuracy 219 240
- Time-elapsed plots 241
- Day 1 Day 4Day 2 Day 3 243
- Appendix A222 243
- Sensor accuracy 223 244
- Appendix A224 245
- Sensor BG (mg/dL) 246
- Appendix A226 247
- The Low Glucose alert 248
- Glossary 250
- Glossary230 251
- Glossary 231 252
- Glossary232 253
- Glossary234 255
- Glossary 235 256
- Glossary236 257
- Numerics 258
- Index238 259
- Index 239 260
- Index 241 262
- Index242 263
- Index 243 264
- Index244 265
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