Roche Diagnostics Diabetes Care GW Accu-Chek Solo micropump User Manual Part 4

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Creating and Editing a Basal Rate Profile
8.2.3 Deleting a Basal Rate Profile
Tap the basal rate profile you
want to delete (for example,
Profile 3).
Tap the symbol in the upper
right corner of the screen.
If the active basal rate profile
is to be deleted, the following
display appears.
The selected basal rate profile
was deleted from the list of
available basal rate profiles.
Tap Yes to delete the basal rate
profile.
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Basal Rate Profiles and Temporary Basal Rates
8.3 Temporary Basal Rates
A Temporary Basal Rate (TBR) allows you to temporarily increase
or decrease your active basal rate profile on a percentage basis
for a specific duration. This helps you to better control your blood
glucose level during illness, physical activity or in other situations.
Temporary Basal Rates can be set in increments of 10 % over a
period of 15 minutes to 24 hours.
TBR
Settings range
Decrease
0–90 %
Increase
110–250 %
Note
jj A TBR can only be programmed when the micropump is
running.
jj Stopping the pump (Stop mode) stops TBR delivery as well
as any bolus delivery.
jj When the duration of the TBR has expired, you are informed
that the programmed basal rate has finished.
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Creating and Editing a TBR
8.4 Creating and Editing a TBR
A Temporary Basal Rate can
be programmed, edited and
deleted in different ways. Start
by using one of the following
two options:
or
On the Status screen, tap the
basal rate profile.
In the Main menu, tap the
Basal rate menu.
Tap Temporary basal rate.
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8.4.1 Programming a TBR
Tap Standard TBR.
Tap Percentage to enter the
percentage of the Temporary
Basal Rate.
Use and to set the
percentage for adjusting the
Temporary Basal Rate.
Tap Duration to enter the
running time for the Temporary
Basal Rate.
Tap Save.
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Note
You can only activate the TBR
if the percentage is less than
or greater than 100 % (for
example, 90 % or 110 %).
cancels the
Tapping
activation of the standard
TBR and takes you to the
previous display.
Use and to set the hours
and minutes for the duration of
the standard TBR.
Tap Save.
Tap Activate.
The Standard TBR that was
previously active, remains
active.
To confirm this step and start
the standard TBR, press the
insulin button lit up in green
below the diabetes
manager screen.
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8.4.2 Programming a Customised TBR
You can program and save customised Temporary Basal Rates
for recurring situations that change your insulin needs. For a
customised TBR, the percentage and the duration are saved.
These settings are used as default values each time you select
this TBR. You also have the option of entering a name for a
customised TBR.
Example
You want to run for 1 hour. You know that your body needs
25 % less insulin during this activity and the subsequent
recovery phase of 2 hours. You program a TBR of 75 % for the
next 3 hours.
The diabetes manager shows
the Status screen with the
current TBR information.
Tap to add a customised
TBR.
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Temporary Basal Rates
Tap the
symbol.
Enter the desired name for the
Customised TBR (for example,
Run). The name may have up
to 12 characters.
Confirm your entry with
Tap Percentage to enter the
Percentage for the Customised
TBR.
Note
A customised TBR less than
100 % is indicated by this
. A TBR greater
symbol
than 100 % is indicated by
this symbol
Use and to set the
Percentage for adjusting the
Customised TBR.
Tap Save.
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Tap Duration to enter the
running time for the
Customised TBR.
Use and to set the hours
and minutes for the duration of
the Customised TBR.
To save your settings for the
Customised TBR without
starting it, tap Save.
The newly programmed
Customised TBR appears in
the list of Temporary Basal
Rates.
Tap Save.
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8.4.3 Activating a TBR
To save and start the TBR
straight away, tap Activate.
To activate a saved TBR, tap
the desired entry in the list of
Temporary Basal Rates.
To confirm this step and start
the TBR, press the insulin
button lit up in green
below the diabetes manager
screen.
The activated TBR is displayed
on the Status screen.
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Basal Rate Profiles and Temporary Basal Rates
8.4.4 Cancelling a TBR
Tap Cancel TBR?.
Tap Yes. The active TBR is
cancelled.
The TBR is deleted from the
Status screen.
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9
Replacing System Components
In this chapter you will learn how and when the infusion
assembly, the reservoir and the pump base should be replaced.
The system components must be disposed of according to local
regulations after use.
Replace the system components early in the morning so that you
can check your blood glucose level 1 to 3 hours later.
The following table contains guidelines on the period of use of
these system components:
System component
To be replaced
Pump base
every 4 months (maximum 120 days)
Reservoir
every 3-4 days (maximum 96 hours)
Infusion assembly
every 2-3 days (maximum 72 hours)
Note
jj When system components are replaced, the micropump is
automatically stopped. Note that this cancels any ongoing
boluses and Temporary Basal Rates. If you want to avoid
this, delay system component replacement to a later point
in time.
jj The average life expectancy of the battery used to supply
the micropump with power is 4 days.
jj You will find animated videos on replacing system
components and operating the micropump in the Main
menu of the diabetes manager under the Help menu item.
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Replacing System Components
9.1 Starting the Replacement
or
9.2 Replacing the Infusion Assembly
Have the following system components at hand for this process:
jj Micropump holder
jj Cannula
jj Insertion device
jj Diabetes manager
jj Disinfectant or sterile alcohol wipe
Start the infusion assembly replacement process by tapping the
reservoir symbol on the Status screen or the Replace menu
in the Main menu.
Note that any ongoing boluses and Temporary Basal Rates will be
cancelled and must be programmed again.
Always start as follows when replacing the infusion assembly,
reservoir or pump base:
On the Status screen, tap the area showing the reservoir symbol.
or
In the Main menu, tap the Replace menu.
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Starting the Replacement
Removing the used infusion assembly
The display for selecting the
system components appears.
Tap Replace.
Press the flap to detach the
micropump and remove the
pump from the infusion
assembly.
Remove the infusion assembly
by loosening the edges of the
adhesive pad and pulling it off
to the centre.
Tap Infusion assembly.
The micropump will be
stopped.
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Replacing System Components
Dispose of the used infusion
assembly according to local
regulations.
If you want to see a video on
how to replace the infusion
assembly, tap Help.
Tap Done.
Tap Done when you have
finished the handling step
shown on the screen.
jj Check the pulled out cannula to ensure that it has been
completely removed.
jj If you dampen the infusion assembly with warm water or apply
an oily ointment, it becomes easier to pull off the adhesive pad.
jj Before you attach the infusion assembly to the body, the new
infusion site must be completely dry.
jj A new infusion site should be at least 5 cm away from the last
infusion site.
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Starting the Replacement
Attaching the infusion assembly to the body
Follow the handling step
instructions in the section
Attaching the infusion
assembly to the body.
Attach the micropump to the
infusion assembly.
Also observe the warnings and
notes given in this chapter as
well as the instructions on the
screen of the diabetes
manager.
The infusion assembly is filled.
To confirm this step and then
restart the micropump and
return to the Status screen,
press the insulin button lit up
below the
in green
diabetes manager screen.
See
Chapter 4
in this User’s Manual.
Tap Next.
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9.3 Replacing the Reservoir
Have the following at hand for this process:
jj Reservoir assembly
jj Insulin vial with U100 insulin
jj Disinfectant or sterile alcohol wipe
Front and back view of the reservoir assembly
Filling aid
Reservoir
Always fill the reservoir with at least 80 U. The reservoir has a
maximum holding capacity of 200 U (2.0 ml).
Initiate reservoir replacement by tapping the reservoir symbol
on the Status screen or the Replace menu in the Main menu.
Note that any ongoing boluses and Temporary Basal Rates will be
cancelled and must be programmed again.
Protective film
for battery
Handle for piston rod
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Replacing the Reservoir
Removing the reservoir
The display for selecting the
system components appears.
Tap Replace.
Press the flap to detach the
micropump and remove the
pump from the infusion
assembly.
Remove the used reservoir
from the pump base.
Tap Reservoir.
The micropump will be
stopped.
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Replacing the reservoir
See
Chapter 4
in this User’s Manual.
Dispose of the used reservoir
according to local regulations.
If you want to see an animated
video on how to replace the
reservoir, tap Help.
Tap Done.
Once you have completed the
steps shown on the display,
tap Done.
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Follow the instructions in the
sections:
jj Filling a new reservoir with
insulin
jj Connecting the reservoir to
the pump base
jj Setting the reservoir fill
amount
jj Filling the reservoir needle
jj Attaching the Micropump
jj Activating the basal rate
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Replacing the Pump Base
9.4 Replacing the Pump Base
The pump base can be used for approximately 4 months. It must
not be used for longer than that because otherwise the delivery
accuracy may be impaired. You will be reminded regularly to
replace the pump base before the deadline expires. For
information on the remaining running time of the micropump,
see the settings in the System information menu. If you replace
the pump base, you must also replace the reservoir.
Before starting this process, have the following components
ready:
jj A new pump base
jj A new reservoir assembly
jj An insulin vial with U100 insulin
jj Disinfectant or a sterile alcohol wipe
Note
jj Refer to the information in Chapter 4 Putting the
Micropump Into Operation.
jj When you replace the micropump, all pump settings saved
in the diabetes manager are preserved.
jj Order a new pump base in time before the operating
life expires so that you always have a spare pump base
available.
Always fill the reservoir with at least 80 U. The reservoir has a
maximum holding capacity of 200 U (2.0 ml).
Initiate pump base replacement by tapping the reservoir
symbol on the Status screen or the Replace menu in the
Main menu.
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Replacing System Components
Removing the pump
The display for selecting the
system components appears.
The display showing the
selected system components
appears.
Press the flap of the infusion
assembly. Remove the used
micropump from the infusion
assembly.
Dispose of the used reservoir
and the used pump base
according to local regulations.
Tap Micropump base. The
reservoir is automatically
selected as well.
Tap Replace.
Tap Done.
The micropump will be stopped.
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Replacing the Pump Base
See
Chapter 4
in this User’s Manual.
Follow the instructions on the
screen.
Tap Done.
Follow the handling step instructions in the sections:
jj Filling the reservoir with insulin
jj Connecting the reservoir to the pump base
jj Pairing the diabetes manager and micropump
jj Setting the reservoir fill amount
jj Filling the reservoir needle
jj Attaching the micropump
jj Activating the basal rate profile
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10
10
My Data
10.1 Overview
10.2 Logbook
Analysing your therapy data saved in the diabetes manager is an
effective way for you and your healthcare professional to
determine how your diabetes is developing. This analysis is a
valuable tool for making improvements to the treatment of your
diabetes.
You can display each single logbook entry on the screen of the
diabetes manager. There, you will find all the information about
blood glucose results along with time of test, carbohydrates,
health events and boluses. In addition, you can change or add
logbook entries.
The diabetes manager generates charts and reports to help you
analyse the information saved in the device. Each event in the
logbook can be viewed separately. The diabetes manager can
also display compilations of therapy data in the form of charts
and overviews.
The logbook saved in the diabetes manager replaces the
handwritten blood glucose diary you may have kept in the past.
The diabetes manager automatically stores up to 5,000 logbook
entries with the time and date. You can view the most recent 250
logbook entries in the diabetes manager. If you are using a PC
with compatible software, you can view all logbook entries.
A logbook entry can contain the following:
date and time, blood glucose result, time of test, carbohydrate
intake, health events, bolus amounts, bolus type and notes
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Note the following:
jj The Logbook display shows the entries in the order in which
they occurred with the most recent entry shown on top.
jj Blood glucose results cannot be entered manually or be
subsequently adjusted.
jj If you want to add data to a logbook entry, you can also tap the
Add data button on the Status screen or in the Main menu.
jj Bolus data from the micropump is automatically saved on the
diabetes manager. However, the bolus advice feature will
initially treat quick boluses that you deliver spontaneously as
correction insulin. Therefore, you should edit the quick boluses
recorded in the logbook with regard to bolus distribution (meal/
correction insulin) and carbohydrates consumed.
jj You should enter any boluses that were delivered independently
of bolus advice using an insulin pen or syringe as new data in
the logbook.
jj The information remains saved in the logbook when the
rechargeable battery is replaced. You must, however, check
whether the time and date of the diabetes manager are still
correct after replacing the battery.
jj Once 5,000 entries have been saved in the logbook, adding a
new entry causes the oldest logbook entry to be deleted. Save
the entries on a PC if you want to keep all entries.
jj Although control results are saved in the diabetes manager,
they can only be viewed on a computer with suitable software.
jj Before reviewing logbook entries on a PC, you first have to
transfer the saved logbook entries to a PC that has specific
diabetes management software.
jj Logbook data that has been used for bolus advice cannot be
subsequently adjusted (except notes).
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10.2.1 Understanding the Logbook
Main menu > My data > Logbook
Column for displaying blood glucose information
Blood glucose result range and blood glucose result.
Column for displaying bolus information
Bolus type, bolus advice and bolus amount.
Column for displaying carbohydrate information
Symbol for carbohydrates and carbohydrate amount.
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4 Symbol for blood glucose result range information
5 Symbol for bolus type
6 Symbol for bolus advice
7 Symbol for carbohydrates
8 Carbohydrate amount
9 Bolus amount
10 Blood glucose result
11 Symbol for Stop mode
12 Symbol for health event
14 Symbol for note
15 Time of entry
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13 Symbol for general time of test
16 Date of entry
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Symbol
Symbol name
Description
Blood glucose result range
The symbol colours have the following meaning:
Blue : above the target range; green : within the target range
Yellow : below the target range; red : below the hypo warning limit
Standard bolus
Bolus insulin from a standard bolus
Extended bolus
Bolus insulin from an extended bolus
Multiwave bolus
Bolus insulin from a multiwave bolus
Basal insulin
Basal insulin from an injection
Manual bolus with pen/syringe
Bolus was delivered using an insulin pen or syringe.
Bolus advice accepted
Bolus advice from the diabetes manager was accepted.
Bolus advice not accepted
Bolus advice from the diabetes manager was changed prior to delivery.
Carbohydrates
Carbohydrate data exists for the logbook entry.
Time of test
Data regarding the time of test exists for the logbook entry.
Health event
Health event data exists for the logbook entry.
Pump stopped
The micropump was stopped.
Notes
You entered a note.
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10.2.2 Viewing and Adjusting Logbook Data
Time of test
Carbohydrates
Scroll the display upwards or
downwards to view additional
logbook entries.
After tapping a logbook entry,
the Logbook entries display
shown above appears.
On the Logbook entries display,
tap Time of test. Tap a time of
test (for example, Before meal).
On the Logbook entries
display, tap Carbohydrates.
Enter the amount of
carbohydrates you consumed.
Tap a logbook entry if you
want to view or adjust the
details.
Tap the entry you want to view
or adjust.
Tap Save.
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Tap Save.
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Health events
Bolus
On the Logbook entries
display, tap Health events.
On the Logbook entries
display, tap Bolus.
On the Logbook entries
display, tap Note.
Tap the appropriate entries.
You can select up to 4 health
events.
The display informs you about
the bolus delivered.
Type a note to save with this
entry.
Tap OK.
Tap
Note
The bolus advice feature
initially treats quick boluses
as correction insulin. Mark
the quick boluses in the
logbook as a meal bolus or
correction bolus according to
their purpose. Enter
consumed carbohydrates in
the logbook.
Tap Save.
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10.2.3 Adding New Data
On the Logbook display, tap
to add new data to the
logbook.
Tap the entries you want to
add. Note the instructions on
the next pages.
Note
You can also access the Add
data display by tapping the
Add data function button on
the Status screen or in the
Main menu.
Then tap Save.
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10.3 Trend Graph
1 Time period
The diabetes manager uses the trend graph to display your blood
glucose trends, basal rates, boluses, carbohydrates and other
information. The logbook entries for the time period selected by
buttons, you can move backwards
you are used. Using the
or forwards in time according to the selected time scale.
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2 Events
3 Basal rate
Illustrated time period
Displays health events or indicates
that the micropump was stopped.
Blue line: The distance from the
top edge of the graph shows the
basal rate.
Pink bars: Show the amounts of
bolus insulin
Crosses (x): Individual blood
Blood glucose
glucose results that are connected
result
by lines
Brown bars: Show the
6 Carbohydrates
carbohydrate amount consumed
Red line: Warning limit for
7 Hypo warning limit
hypoglycaemia
Yellow line: Limit value for values
Value below target that are below the target range
range
but that are still above the hypo
warning limit.
Green area: Range between the
Blood glucose
lower and upper blood glucose
target range
threshold
4 Bolus
10
Hyper warning
limit
11
Selected time of
test
Blue line: Warning limit for
hyperglycaemia
Displays the logbook entries made
for this time of test.
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Basal insulin amount
Bolus values
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On the upper left side (U) of the graph, the basal amount is
displayed. By means of the scale, you can read the basal insulin
amounts, which are represented by the blue basal insulin line.
Scaling depends on the largest basal insulin amount delivered
during the selected time period.
Example
The scale comprises a range of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 40 U. For
example, if the largest basal insulin amount in the selected
time period is 3 U, the scale will show the range from 0 to
5 U.
On the lower left side (mmol/L) of the graph, the blood glucose
result is displayed. By means of the scale, you can read the blood
glucose results, which are represented by a black line. The black
line connects the individual test results indicated by a cross.
Scaling depends on the largest blood glucose value measured
during the selected time period.
Blood glucose results
Time
scale
Carbohydrate
amount
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On the upper right side (U) of the graph, the bolus amount is
displayed. By means of the scale, you can read the bolus values
of the pink bars. Scaling depends on the largest bolus delivered
during the selected time period.
Example
The scale comprises a range of 1, 5, 15, 30 or 60 U. For
example, if the largest bolus delivered during the selected
time period is 8 U, the scale will show the range from 0 to
15 U.
On the lower right side (g) of the graph, the carbohydrate
amount is displayed. By means of the scale, you can read the
carbohydrate values, which are represented by the brown bars.
Scaling depends on the largest carbohydrate amount consumed
during the selected time period.
Example
The scale comprises a range of 40, 80, 120, 160, 200 and
240 g, or the equivalent scale for BE, KE or CC. For example, if
the largest carbohydrate amount in the selected time period is
86 g, the scale will show the range from 0 to 120 g.
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10.3.1 Viewing the Trend Graph
Time scale
Graph options
Tap to change the trend
graph representation.
Tap the setting you want to
change.
Tap the desired time period.
Tap one or more of the
available graph options (for
example, Bolus) to be
displayed in the graph.
Tap Save.
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Tap Save.
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Time of test
On the Time of test display
you can select which logbook
entries are to be represented.
Only the logbook entries are
displayed for which you
entered a certain time of test.
Tap the appropriate time of
test (for example, After meal).
Tap Save.
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Standard Week
10.4 Standard Week
Standard week graph
The diabetes manager uses the standard week graph to display
your blood glucose averages, the individual tests and the
standard deviations for the days of a standard week. Using the
buttons, you can move backwards or forwards in time
according to the selected time scale.
Time period
Represented time period, for
example, 7 days
Selected time of
test
Displays the logbook entries made
for this time of test.
Warning limit for
hyperglycaemia
Red line: Hyper warning limit
Average
Single blood glucose results
Blood glucose unit
mmol/L
of measurement
Day of week
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The standard deviation indicates how the blood glucose results
are scattered around the blood glucose average. A high standard
deviation means that the blood glucose results are scattered
away from the blood glucose average.
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Standard week table
Tap to switch to the standard week table. The standard week
table displays the data of the standard week graph in table
format. To return to the standard week graph, tap . Using the
buttons, you can move backwards or forwards in time
according to the selected time scale.
Time period
Selected time of test
Day of week
Lowest blood glucose result of the day of the
standard week
Blood glucose average of the day of the standard
week
Highest blood glucose result of the day of the
standard week
Standard deviation (SD) of the day of the standard
week
Number of tests on the day of the standard week
Table?
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10.4.1 Displaying and Configuring the Standard Week
Time scale
Time of test
Tap to change the settings
that determine how your
standard week data is
displayed in the graph.
Tap one of the entries available
for selection.
Make the desired settings.
Tap the desired time period.
Tap the appropriate time of
test.
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Tap Save.
Tap Save.
Tap Done.
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10.5 Target Range
The diabetes manager displays a pie chart and a table illustrating
your blood glucose results for the time period and time of test you
selected. The chart is divided into the following blood glucose
result ranges: Above, Within, Below and Hypo. Using the
buttons, you can move backwards or forwards in time according
to the selected time period.
Time period
Illustrated time period
Selected time of
test
Displays the logbook entries made
for this time of test.
Target range chart
Shows the target ranges of blood
glucose results as a pie chart.
Percentage
distribution
Shows the percentage of blood
glucose results in each blood
glucose result range.
Blood glucose
result ranges
Coloured representation of the
blood glucose result ranges
Target range chart
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Target Range
Tap to switch to the target range table. The target range table
displays the target range data in table format. To return to the
buttons, you can move
target range chart, tap . Using the
backwards or forwards in time according to the selected time
period.
Time period
Illustrated time period
Buttons for scrolling
left or right
Moves forwards or backwards
in time according to the
selected time period.
Blood glucose result
ranges
Coloured representation of the
blood glucose result ranges
Target range table
Number
Times of test
Target range table
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Shows the logbook entries for
this time of test.
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10.5.1 Displaying and Configuring Target Range Data
Time scale
Time of test
Tap to change the settings
that determine how your target
range data is displayed in the
chart.
Tap one of the entries available
for selection.
Tap the desired time period.
Tap the appropriate time of
test (for example, Bedtime).
Tap Save.
Make the desired settings and
then tap Done.
Tap Save.
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10.6 BG Averages Table
The BG averages table displays your blood glucose averages and
standard deviations (SD) for the time period and time of test you
selected.
Blood glucose averages table
Time period
Illustrated time period
Buttons for scrolling
left or right
Moves forwards or backwards
in time according to the
selected time scale.
Number of tests
Used to calculate the averages
and standard deviation of each
time of test.
Blood glucose
standard deviation
Blood glucose
average
Times of test
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Data for all test results that are
marked with the respective
symbol for a certain time of
test.
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10.6.1 Viewing the BG Averages Table
Tap to change the settings
for the time period or time of
test.
Tap the desired time period.
Tap the appropriate time of
test (All, Before meal, After
meal, Bedtime, Fasting or
Other).
Tap Save.
Tap Save.
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11
Changing Settings
In the Settings menu, you can make changes to the factory
settings or change the settings you made. This allows you to
adjust the micropump system to your individual treatment
requirements and your personal preferences.
Note
When you edit a setting, any unsaved changes will be
discarded when the diabetes manager turns off or a test strip
is inserted into the test strip slot.
For information on changing time blocks, health events and on
settings for insulin sensitivity, carbohydrate ratio, meal rise,
snack size, acting time and offset time, see the chapter Bolus
Advice.
For information on reminder settings , see the chapter
Reminders.
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11.1 Making Settings
Main menu > Settings
In the Main menu, tap the
Settings menu.
Scroll the list upwards to view
additional list entries.
w WARNING
The therapy settings must be specified by your healthcare
team and you may only change them after prior consultation.
Otherwise, there is a risk of experiencing hyper- or
hypoglycaemia.
Tap the desired entry to
change the respective settings.
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11.1.1 Warning Limits
Main menu > Settings > Warning limits
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Upper limit value
Tap Upper warning limit or
Lower warning limit.
Use and to set the Upper
warning limit (hyper).
You can set blood glucose warning limits for hypoglycaemia or
hyperglycaemia. When your blood glucose result is below the
hypo warning limit or above the hyper warning limit, the diabetes
manager displays an appropriate warning.
Tap Save.
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Lower limit value
Remaining running time
Use and to set the Lower
warning limit (hypo).
Tap
to return to the list of
settings. If you want to make
additional settings, tap the
respective entry.
Tap Save.
The warning limit for the
remaining running time of the
micropump indicates the
number of days as of which
you want to receive a warning
regarding the remaining
running time of the
micropump.
Tap Micropump remaining
running time.
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Reservoir level
Use and to set the
number of days as of which
you want to receive a warning.
The warning limit for the
reservoir level indicates the
number of insulin units as of
which you want to receive a
warning regarding the
remaining insulin amount. The
remaining insulin amount is
the insulin amount that is still
available in the micropump
reservoir.
Tap Reservoir level.
Use and to set the
number of insulin units as of
which you want to receive a
warning.
Tap Save.
Tap Save.
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Automatic off
The automatic off function is a safety feature for emergency
situations. If you have not touched any button on your micropump
and not operated the diabetes manager for the specified number
of hours, the micropump stops insulin delivery. In this case, it can
be assumed that you are no longer able to stop the pump
yourself, for example, due to severe hypoglycaemia.
Tap Automatic off.
Tap Status to turn the
automatic off function on or
off.
The automatic off function is turned off by default.
Note
It is advisable to set a time span for the automatic off function
that is longer than your usual bedtime period.
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Tap Inactivity.
Use and to set the
number of hours after which
the micropump is to be turned
off.
Tap Done.
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Tap Save.
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11.1.2 Time and Date
Main menu > Settings > Time and date
Tap Time format, Time or Date
to make the respective
settings.
Tap the desired time format,
for example, 24 hours.
w WARNING
Having the time and date set precisely is essential in order for
your micropump system to function properly. A wrong time
setting can have serious consequences.
Tap Save.
Then tap Done.
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Use and to set the hours
and minutes for the current
time.
Use and to set the day,
month and year.
Then tap Save.
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Tap Save.
Tap Save.
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11.1.3 Bolus Settings
Quick bolus buttons
Main menu > Settings > Bolus settings
A quick bolus is a bolus that
can be programmed and
delivered using the quick bolus
buttons on the micropump.
This section provides information on the following settings:
jj Quick bolus buttons
jj Maximum quick bolus
jj Quick bolus increment
jj Maximum bolus amount
jj Delivery lag time
Note
If you turn off bolus advice, it must be set up again after
turning it on the next time.
The factory setting for the
quick bolus buttons is on.
For more information on the
quick bolus, see the section
Quick Bolus in the chapter
Delivering a Bolus.
Tap Quick bolus buttons to
activate or deactivate the
quick bolus buttons of the
micropump.
If you activate the Quick bolus
buttons, you can program and
deliver a quick bolus directly
from the micropump, for
example.
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Maximum quick bolus
You use this setting to define the maximum insulin amount that
may be delivered with a quick bolus.
Tap the Maximum quick bolus
entry to set the maximum
bolus amount that can be
programmed.
Use and to set the
maximum amount for the
quick bolus.
Note
You cannot define a maximum quick bolus that is greater than
the maximum bolus.
Tap Save.
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Quick bolus increment
The quick bolus increment indicates the amount by which your
insulin dose is increased with each press of the quick bolus
buttons while programming a quick bolus.
Tap Quick bolus increment.
Tap the desired Quick bolus
increment.
You can set the following quick bolus increments:
0.2 U
0.5 U
1.0 U
2.0 U
Note down the set quick bolus increment in the log Settings for
the Accu-Chek Solo micropump system.
Example
You have set a quick bolus increment of 0.2 U. If you want to
program a bolus of 2.0 U using this increment, you must
press the quick bolus buttons on the micropump 10 times.
Tap Save.
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Maximum bolus amount
This setting specifies the maximum insulin amount that may be
delivered in any bolus. A bolus that exceeds the maximum bolus
amount requires additional confirmation or must be reduced.
Tap Maximum bolus amount to
set the maximum insulin
amount for a bolus.
Use and to set the
maximum bolus amount.
Note
For the maximum bolus, you can set an amount between 0 U
and a maximum of 25 U in increments between 0.05 U and
1.0 U (depending on the total amount).
Tap Save.
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Delivery lag time
In some situations (for example, if you have gastroparesis) it may
be helpful to only start a meal bolus after you have started eating.
For each meal bolus, you can use the delivery lag time setting to
specify a delay of up to 60 minutes between programming a
bolus and the actual start of bolus delivery.
Note
You can set the desired duration when programming a bolus.
You can set a duration of 0, 15, 30, 45 or 60 minutes.
Delivery of a bolus that contains correction insulin cannot be
delayed.
Tap Delivery lag time to turn
the feature for delaying bolus
delivery on or off.
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11.1.4 Tone and Vibration
Main menu > Settings > Tone and vibration
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Signal modes
Tap Tone and vibration.
Tap Loud, Normal, Quiet or
Vibration to set the desired
signal mode.
You can define how the diabetes manager should attract your
attention in case of an event (for example, a warning). You can
choose whether the diabetes manager issues an acoustic signal,
vibrates or both. The settings you make are called signal mode in
the rest of this User’s Manual.
You can also suspend the signals for warnings for a specific
period of time (for example, over night).
You can make the tone and vibration settings in the Settings
menu in
menu under the Tone and vibration entry. The Signals
the Main menu allows you to easily access the appropriate Signal
mode and the Turn off signals feature. You can select the Quiet
signal mode in a quiet environment, for example.
Then tap Done.
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Volume
Set the volume for the default
setting by moving the slider to
this position: Loud to the
right-hand side, Normal to the
centre or Quiet to the left of
the centre. Turn vibration on or
off.
Note
When the volume slider is set
to 0 percent in the far left
position, vibration is
automatically turned on.
Vibration
Blood glucose test
Tap Vibration. The volume
slider is on the far left.
Tap Blood glucose test to turn
the signals for a blood glucose
test on or off.
Tap Save.
When you have made the
desired setting, tap Done.
Tap Save.
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Touchscreen feedback
Note
Signals during a blood
glucose test:
jj Insert test strip
jj Blood application detected
jj Test completed
Insulin delivery signal
Tap Touchscreen to set how
the diabetes manager reacts
when you make a selection
using the touchscreen.
Tap the desired touchscreen
setting.
Tap Insulin delivery signal.
When you have made the
desired setting, tap Done.
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Tap Save.
If you turn on the signal, the
diabetes manager issues a
signal when you confirm
delivery of a basal rate or
bolus.
Tap Done.
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11.1.5 Turning Off Signals
Note
Signals for system
messages:
jj USB plug connected to
USB socket
jj USB plug removed from
USB socket
jj Diabetes manager restart
jj Bluetooth communication
completed
You can turn off the signals for warnings for a certain period of
time. However, since error and maintenance messages require
your immediate attention, you cannot suspend the signals for
these events. You can set up signal deactivation as a one-time
event or as an event that is repeated at the same time every day.
Note
Warnings that occur while the signals are turned off are
displayed once the diabetes manager is turned on or the
signal deactivation period ends.
In the Main menu, tap Signals.
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Tap Turn off signals.
Tap the Status switch to turn
on the Turn off signals feature.
Tap Start time to set the start
of signal deactivation.
Use and to set the hours
and minutes for the start time.
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Tap Save.
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Tap End time to set the end of
signal deactivation.
Use and to set the hours
and minutes for the end time.
Tap Frequency to set the
repetition interval for turning
off the signals.
Note
With the Once setting, the
signals for warnings are
turned off only once for the
time period you specified.
With the Repeat setting, the
signals for warnings are
turned off daily in the time
period you specified.
Once the signal deactivation
time has expired, the signals
for the warnings that
occurred are issued again.
Tap Save.
Tap Done.
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11.1.6 General Settings
Main menu > Settings > General settings
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Language
Tap Language or Brightness to
make the desired settings.
Tap the entry for the language
in which you want the menus
and texts to appear on the
screen.
You can make the following settings in the General settings:
jj Language
You can select the language for the texts displayed on the
screen from a predefined list of languages.
jj Brightness
You can adjust the brightness of the diabetes manager screen
for different lighting conditions.
jj Check system functions
For more information, see the chapter Care and Maintenance.
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11.1.7 Screen Lock
Brightness
Main menu > Settings > Screen lock
The diabetes manager is equipped with a screen lock, which can
be used to protect the device against unauthorised access. You
can define a personal identification number (PIN) to be used for
access. The PIN is a secret number with four to eight digits that
you can enter and change in the Screen lock menu. By factory
default, the PIN is “0000”.
w WARNING
To prevent unauthorised access, you should always leave the
screen lock turned on.
Set the Brightness of the
screen. Move the slider to the
left to decrease the Brightness
or to the right to increase the
Brightness.
Tap Done to return to the list of
settings.
Note
jj The screen lock is turned on by factory default.
jj Choose a PIN that you can easily memorise and enter.
Tap Save.
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Turning off the screen lock
Tap Screen lock.
Tap Status (PIN) to turn off the
screen lock.
Note
If you want to change the
PIN, you have to turn the
screen lock off and on again.
When you turn off the screen
lock, the above display
appears for your information.
Tap Yes if you do not want to
enter a PIN or want to change
the PIN.
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Turning on the screen lock
Entering the PIN
Confirming the PIN
Tap Status (PIN) to turn on the
screen lock.
Enter a PIN with 4 to 8 digits.
Enter the PIN again to confirm
it.
Note
If you have forgotten
your PIN, you have to
enter the PIN unlock
code instead of the PIN
to unlock the diabetes
manager. You will find
the PIN unlock code on
the back of this User’s
Manual.
Tap Save.
Tap Save.
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11.1.8 System Information
Changing the background image
Tap Background image to set
the pattern for the background
image of the active screen
lock.
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Tap the tile with the desired
background image.
Tap None if you do not want to
have a background image.
Then tap Done.
Main menu > Settings > System information
The system information provides various details on the
micropump system:
jj Serial number of the diabetes manager
jj Firmware of the diabetes manager
jj Firmware of the blood glucose meter in the diabetes manager
jj Radio frequency signal of the RFI firmware
jj Selected language
jj Status of rechargeable battery
jj Date of manufacture
jj Diabetes manager hardware update
jj Number of resets/times switched on/off
jj Number of blood glucose tests/control tests
jj Serial number, micropump battery status, firmware version of
micropump
In addition, you can read legal information and the License Terms
and Conditions.
Tap Done.
Some of this information is primarily used by technical customer
support and may be requested by your Customer Support and
Service Centre.
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Tap System information.
The list of System information
is displayed.
Tap the Legal information
entry to view the stored
license agreements.
Scroll the display upwards to
be able to read more text.
Scroll the display upwards to
see additional System
information.
to return to the
Tap
previous display.
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11.2 Travelling and Flight Mode
Time zone changes
Flight mode
Having the date and time set accurately is very important for the
Accu-Chek Solo micropump system to work correctly. If you
travel across different time zones, you may need to adjust the
time setting and also possibly the date. Discuss the settings that
must be changed for your journey to other time zones with your
healthcare team in advance.
You can turn on flight mode for flights that do not allow Bluetooth
wireless technology from electronic devices. Flight mode enables
the diabetes manager to comply with the airline regulations and
ensures that the wireless functions of the diabetes manager
cannot be used.
For information on how to change the date and time settings of
the micropump system, see the section Setting the time and date.
If you change the time of the micropump system, the basal rate
will be delivered according to the time set. This also holds true for
changing the clocks in summer and winter time.
If the quick bolus feature was activated, you can continue to
deliver boluses using the quick bolus buttons on the micropump.
As soon as flight mode is turned off, the diabetes manager and
micropump synchronise and update the event data.
For information on using the micropump system with a pen or
syringe, see the chapter Injection Therapy Mode.
Example
You change the time of the micropump system from 10:00
to 13:00. After the change, the micropump delivers the
basal rate for that time at 13:00.
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11.2.1 Turning On Flight Mode
In the Main menu, tap Flight
mode.
Tap Status so that the switch
is in the ON position.
Confirm the displayed
information by tapping OK.
The
symbol in the status
bar indicates that flight mode
is turned on.
Tap Done.
No current micropump data is
displayed in flight mode.
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11.2.2 Turning Off Flight Mode
Note
It is not possible to turn off
flight mode on the
micropump using the
diabetes manager.
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Turning off flight mode on the diabetes manager
In the Main menu, tap the
Flight mode menu.
Tap Status so that the switch
is in the OFF position.
Confirm the displayed
information by tapping OK.
To turn off flight mode on the
pump, you must use the
quick bolus buttons.
Tap Done.
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Turning off flight mode on the micropump
When flight mode is turned off,
the micropump issues a
sequence of signals.
Tap Done.
Flight mode is turned off.
3×
10 s
Press both quick bolus buttons
on the micropump
simultaneously 3 consecutive
times within 10 seconds.
Tap Next.
The flight mode symbol is no
longer displayed in the status
bar.
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Reminders
Main menu > Settings > Reminders
Setting
You can set reminders for specific appointments and events. This
can be useful when you have to make specific preparations, for
example, for replacing the infusion assembly. A message on the
screen and a signal attract your attention to the respective
reminder at the set time.
You can select any tone from the option list for each reminder. In
the factory settings, all reminders are deactivated. You can turn
the reminders on or off by using the ON and OFF switch.
Explanation
This switch position indicates that the
reminder is turned off (deactivated).
This switch position indicates that the
reminder is turned on (activated).
Time
The time of day the reminder occurs.
Date
The date the reminder occurs.
You can make different settings for the various reminder types:
Remind after
Period of time following an event (for
example, blood glucose value being too high)
after which a reminder is to occur.
Tone
The tone that is used for the reminder.
Frequency
One-time reminder or regular reminder that
is to occur every day at the same time.
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12.1 Types of Reminders
Reminder
Explanation
Replace infusion assembly
Reminds you to replace the infusion assembly after a specified number of days.
Alarm clock/Customised
The alarm clock sounds at the specified time. The alarm clock reminds you, for example, to test your
blood glucose or about any other daily appointment.
Test blood glucose
Reminds you to test your blood glucose at a specified time.
After meal
Reminds you to test your blood glucose after eating if you have previously marked a blood glucose
result as Before meal.
The diabetes manager turns on after the specified amount of time and displays the reminder (as long
as a test strip has not been inserted).
Test after low blood glucose
result
Reminds you to test your blood glucose if your test result was below the hypo warning limit ( ).
Test after high blood glucose
Reminds you to test your blood glucose if your test result was above the target range ( ).
result
Missed bolus
This reminder occurs if no bolus was delivered within 2 hours prior to the programmed time.
Inject basal insulin
Reminds you to deliver basal insulin (available in injection mode only).
Healthcare professional visit,
Reminds you of a healthcare professional visit or lab test.
Lab test
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12.2 Programming Reminders
Set the desired time and frequency for each reminder. If you
choose Repeat, you will be reminded of the event at certain
intervals, for example, daily.
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Reminder tone
Tap the desired tone to use for
the reminder.
Choose Once or Repeat.
Some reminders only appear when certain conditions are met, for
example, depending on a previous test result.
You can add more reminders by tapping . Once the maximum
number of reminders has been reached, you will see the
information that no more reminders can be added, instead of the
symbol.
By tapping , you can delete an existing reminder.
You can assign a tone from an option list to each programmed
reminder. Tap in the option list to listen to the tone.
Tap
to listen to the tone
beforehand.
If you choose Repeat, you will
be reminded daily, every
2 days or every 3 days.
Tap Save.
Tap Save.
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12.2.2 Reminder: Replace Infusion Assembly
12.2.1 Reminder: Alarm Clock
Tap Replace infusion
assembly.
Tap the Status switch so that it
is in the ON position. Tap
Recurrence, Time, Tone to
make the desired settings.
Tap Alarm clock 1.
Tap to assign a name to the
alarm clock reminder.
Once you have made all
settings, tap Done.
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12.2.3 Reminder: Test Blood Glucose
Enter a name for the alarm
clock reminder using the
keyboard. The name can be
up to 8 characters long.
Tap the Status switch so that it
is in the ON position. Tap Time,
Tone or Frequency to make the
desired settings.
Tap Done.
Once you have made all
settings, tap Done.
Note
When you test your blood
glucose, the diabetes
manager dismisses any
blood glucose test reminders
that are pending within the
next 30 minutes. If
necessary, a new reminder is
scheduled based on the
blood glucose result.
Tap Test blood glucose.
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