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My doctor's colleague in US uses the 670G and when they met he showed her how now every night he has a straight 6.5 mmol/l line and no wake-ups anymore. My need
by pimeys 9y ago
My doctor's colleague in US uses the 670G and when they met he showed her how now every night he has a straight 6.5 mmol/l line and no wake-ups anymore. My need for basal changes quite often and this feature would be nice.
I use xdrip which wakes me up before I got hypo or hyper. I'd prefer to have eight hours of sleep every now and then.
- GiorgioG 9y agoYeah we use a Medtronic MySentry (basically think of a baby monitor with a screen that displays his BG level...and relays CGM/pump alarms, loud enough to wake the dead.) xDrip / parakeet looks awesome, but that looks to be Dexcom-only as far as I can tell. Our son carries a medtronic Minimed Connect (pump<->bluetooth adapter) and an iPhone (yeah a kindergartener with an iPhone) so it can relay his BG when he's in school using Nightscout. Unfortunately neither the MySentry, nor the Minimed Connect are supported with the 670g so we're a little concerned that we won't be able to monitor him remotely (while he's sleeping or when he's at school...the two times he's most vulnerable.) I'd love to switch him to a Dexcom, but there are currently no pumps that support predictive / suspend functionality at this time (though the T:Slim X2 is getting close to getting this type of update.) Thanks for the heads up on xDrip!
- pimeys 9y agoYeah, I wrote the InfluxDB module to xDrip. Be sure to check the Nightscout version from github. The best tool for my personal diabetes care.
- kakoni 9y agoYou could use https://github.com/pazaan/600SeriesAndroidUploader https://github.com/pazaan/600SeriesAndroidUploader with your medtronic.