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Entering the first meter blood glucose
You cannot enter a meter blood glucose (meter BG) measurement into your monitor until you receive a
METER BG NOW alert. If you enter a meter BG measurement before you receive this alert, it will not be
used by your system for a calibration.
Your monitor will show a METER BG NOW alert after the two-hour initialization period. This alert prompts
you to enter a meter BG reading into the monitor to calibrate the sensor. This calibration will be
successful only if the blood glucose entry is in the range of 40-400 mg/dL (2.2 to 22 mmol/L).
After you enter your first meter BG reading, you are ready to use your system. You must calibrate your
system regularly.
To enter the first meter blood glucose measurement:
1 Press ESC, then ACT to clear the METER BG NOW alert.
2 Check the sensor icon on the screen to make sure that the monitor and the transmitter are
communicating properly.
•
Communicating. Go to the next step and enter your first meter BG measurement.
•
Not communicating. Do not enter your first meter BG measurement. Check the following:
• The transmitter is connected correctly to the sensor.
• The sensor has been started.
• The monitor is not too far from the transmitter.
• If there is still no communication, see the Troubleshooting and alarms/alerts chapter for
information on how to restore the communication between the monitor and the transmitter.
3 Take a meter BG measurement. Immediately enter the meter BG measurement into your monitor
by following the rest of the steps in this procedure.
4 Open the ENTER BG screen.
MAIN MENU > Sensor > Enter Meter BG
The ENTER BG screen shows three dashes.
5 Enter the number from your meter (the value on the screen must match your meter measurement).
Values below 40 mg/dL (2.2 mmol/L) or above 400 mg/dL (22.2 mmol/L) cannot be used for
calibration.
6 Press ACT. The system is calibrated.
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Chapter 4
- User Guide 1
- Guardian 2
- REAL-Time 2
- 6025254-019_c 3
- Contents 8
- Contentsviii 9
- Contents ix 10
- Contentsx 11
- Contents xi 12
- Contentsxii 13
- Contents xiii 14
- Contentsxiv 15
- Introduction 16
- Emergency kit 17
- Your system 17
- Accessories 18
- 1 Open the MAIN MENU 19
- 3 Select Alarm, press ACT 19
- Introduction4 19
- User safety 20
- Contraindications 21
- Safety Warnings 21
- Precautions 22
- Adverse reactions 22
- Compliance information 23
- Introduction 9 24
- Introduction10 25
- The basics 26
- Battery cap 27
- The monitor buttons 28
- The monitor screen 30
- Scroll bar 31
- Screen backlight 31
- BATT TEST 32
- MAIN MENU 33
- SENSOR MENU 33
- CAPTURE EVENT 33
- UTILITIES MENU 33
- The STATUS screen 34
- The basics20 35
- Entering your settings 36
- Month Day 37
- Selecting the language 38
- Setting your Alarm/Alert Type 39
- Turning on the sensor 40
- Selecting the BG units 40
- Turning on the Glucose Alerts 40
- Setting the Glucose Limits 41
- Entering your settings 27 42
- Setting the High Snooze 43
- Setting the Low Snooze 44
- Setting the Rate Alerts 45
- AUC calculation 46
- Entering your settings32 47
- Setting the Alarm Snooze 48
- Setting the Cal Reminder 48
- SN GT2XXXXXXM 49
- Reviewing your settings 50
- Using the Sensor Demo 51
- Basic steps 52
- Transmitter charger 52
- Charging the transmitter 53
- Inserting the sensor 54
- Starting the sensor 55
- Meter option 58
- Meter rules 59
- Add, delete, review meter IDs 59
- Meter option 45 60
- Meter option46 61
- Using your system 62
- Using your system48 63
- Using your system 49 64
- Capturing Events 65
- Using your system 51 66
- Before you begin 67
- Entering exercise information 68
- Entering Other markers 69
- The graphs 71
- 3 hour graph 72
- 6 hour graph 73
- 12 hour graph 74
- 24 hour graph 75
- The rapid change arrows 76
- Checking the sensor status 77
- Using your system 63 78
- Using your system64 79
- Using your system 65 80
- Viewing your current settings 81
- Using your system in water 82
- Using your system68 83
- Utilities 84
- Sensor glucose information 85
- Utilities 71 86
- The Alarm Clock 87
- Utilities 73 88
- The Block feature 89
- The Lock Keypad feature 90
- Running the Selftest 90
- User settings 91
- Restoring your settings 92
- Clearing your settings 93
- Utilities 79 94
- Utilities80 95
- Therapy management software 96
- Therapy management software82 97
- About alarms and alerts 98
- Sensor alerts 99
- LOST SENSOR 100
- LOW TRANSMTR 100
- CHARGE TRANSMTR 100
- CHANGE SENSOR 100
- SENSOR END 101
- CAL ERROR 101
- METER BG NOW 101
- METER BG BY 102
- LOW SG 102
- HIGH SG 102
- LOW PREDICTED 102
- HIGH PREDICTED 102
- FALL RATE 103
- RISE RATE 103
- SENSOR ERROR 103
- LOW BATTERY 103
- System alarms 105
- FAILED BATT TEST 106
- OFF NO POWER 106
- WEAK BATTERY 106
- Connecting the tester 109
- Disconnecting the tester 109
- Troubleshooting the monitor 110
- My screen looks distorted 112
- I dropped my monitor 112
- System maintenance 114
- Cleaning the system 115
- Cleaning the Sen-serter 116
- Watertight tester 116
- System maintenance102 117
- For single-patient use 118
- System maintenance104 119
- System maintenance 105 120
- For multiple-patient use 121
- System maintenance 107 122
- System maintenance108 123
- System maintenance 109 124
- Removing adhesive residue 125
- System specifications 126
- Sensor glucose graph timeout 127
- Daily totals 128
- Default screen 128
- Default settings 128
- ENTER BG meter values 134
- Meter ID entries 134
- Power supply 134
- System safety checks 134
- Quality of service 135
- Data security 135
- Monitor size 136
- Monitor weight 136
- TIME/DATE SET screen 136
- STATUS screen 136
- System specifications122 137
- System specifications 123 138
- System specifications124 139
- System specifications 125 140
- System specifications126 141
- System specifications 127 142
- System specifications128 143
- MiniLink specifications 144
- Warranty 145
- Icon table 146
- System specifications132 147
- Sensor accuracy 148
- Performance results in adults 149
- Sensor accuracy 135 150
- Appendix A136 151
- Meter BG (mg/dL) 152
- Sensor BG (mg/dL) 152
- Appendix A138 153
- Time of day 154
- The Low Glucose Alert 155
- The High Glucose Alert 155
- Function of Time 156
- Appendix A142 157
- Sensor accuracy 143 158
- Appendix A144 159
- Glucose Conc (mg/dL) 160
- Appendix A148 163
- Sensor accuracy 149 164
- Sensor accuracy 153 168
- Appendix A154 169
- Glossary 170
- Glossary156 171
- Glossary 157 172
- Glossary158 173
- Glossary 159 174
- Glossary160 175
- Numerics 176
- Index162 177
- Index 163 178
- Index164 179
- Index 165 180
- Index166 181
- Index 167 182
- Index168 183
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