Mobile change Samsung A55?

Sorprendido said:
@Sorprende said:

@Ricki21, I was convinced of this that points @sherpa41.For that reason, the sensor with the reader always first.Then the mobile.I do not see that you comment on the readers.Have they already been disused?

Greetings.

Javierlandez said:
@Javierlandez said:

@Sortido I do it as you, first the reader and then freelink.

For continuous readings, Diabox use.

What is best for me is the reader along with Diabox.

javi1976 said:
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Javierlandez said:
JAVIERLANDEZsaid:
@Javierlandez said:

A last question Javier ... would you know if the Samsung A55 that you have wherever you tried to install the Carelink Connect app is updated to the last update that has jumped on your mobile?Why have I heard something that if updates in the last versions of Android 14 I may not work ... thanks

@Ruthbia, Diabox, is it an app?Do you want to tell me with that continuous reading that you should not continuously scan the sensor with the mobile to know the blood glucose?As you can see, I am quite lost.

All the best.

Javierlandez said:
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javi1976 said:
Javi1976said:
@Javi1976 said:

Javierlandez said:
Javierlandez said:
JAVIERLANDEZsaid:
JAVIERLANDEZsaid:
@Javierlandez said:

A last question Javier ... Would you know if the Samsung A55 that you have wherever you tried to install the Carelink Connect app is updated to the last update that has jumped on your mobile?Why have I heard something that if updates in the last versions of Android 14 I may not work ... thanks

Excuse my possible ignorance about what you quote ... the Samsung is with Android 14 ... I do not understand what updates the application needs ...

@Sorprende said:

@Ruthbia, Diabox, is it an app?Do you want to tell me with that continuous reading that you should not continuously scan the sensor with the mobile to know the blood glucose?As you can see, I am quite lost.

All the best.

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Sorprendido said:
@Sorprende said:

@Ruthbia, Diabox, is it an app?Do you want to tell me with that continuous reading that you should not continuously scan the sensor with the mobile to know the blood glucose?As you can see, I am quite lost.

All the best.

And what they say about calibrating is nonsense, because you need 3 values ​​in specific moments, which when you finally get them, the sensor deviation has already changed.With what instead of helping you spoils you even more the sensor calibration.

The only times that the sensor has not notified me, in more than an hour that I was on a hiccup, it was using Diabox.I do not understand how people can recommend something that is totally illegal and can have serious consequences.

Hello everyone.

For contributing some more light or not, I want to give my opinion, and as I carry it in my case.

I carry a free sensor Link 2, (of the first ones who went on the market paying it from my pocket, we go a paston).This is linked to the mobile with Bluetooth through the freeLink Freestyle app (the yellow icon).Scanned the sensor with the mobile, it goes very well, (leaving aside the accuracy of the controls with respect to the capillary glucometer) that there is always some difference between them.

In my case when doing sports, I found that you need to see glucose data very often, and I had to take out the mobile scan the sensor to see my blood glucose level, the truth that I did not like.

At the same time I learned that there was a Diabox app, (by the way, I have been carrying it for years and very well) with which I could get the levels without scanning the sensor, and also "spoken", I liked the subject, and loI tried.

Currently, sports I wear a pinganillo in my ear, and configuring certain diabox parameters, I listen to the levels from time to time, without having to look at my mobile, which gives me a lot of peace of mind, during physical exercise.

Now I would only need to be able to have the visual control of these levels on a wrist watch, but I don't know which one should buy, so I would help me run, walk, bike, etc.

Can you help me?

@Aflores said:

Hello, I have recently changed an Xiaomi for a Samsung A35 (for the purposes it is practically equal to the A55) and I must say that when it comes to connection with free2 zero problems.It never disconnects and, if for some reason, I move away outside the reach of Bluetoooh, it is enough to approach again so that it connects again automatically and resumes the sensor readings.In short, I am very happy with the change since I have not had any incidence since then.

With respect to the clock I bought a second -hand galaxy 4 on eBay since I was not very sure of its usefulness but I must say that it connects perfectly with the phone and, by allowing customized spheres, showing the information of the sensor's readingsthrough free utility and using the Glucodatahandler app as a vehicle.Anyway, very happy with the Telephone-Real set.Now I just need to go for the Galaxy Watch 7 :)

Hi @nizan

I will try to explain briefly how I did it, which does not imply that there are other ways to do it.If you have a S24 and a watch5 we assume that both are matched by Bluetooth since they belong to the same ecosystem.I already have Watch7 and automatically connects to the phone without any intervention.I did this:

-I installed the "glucodatahandler" app on the phone and placed a widget on the main screen to see the level of glucose, trend and delta.If you access the lock screen, you can see glucose reading without unlocking the mobile with a single touch on the screen.

Configure the app to access, as a data origin, those supplied by the FreeLinkup application.You will find this giving in the top -right dots on the "Fuentes - Cloud Services - LibreLinkup" and configure the email and password previously obtained in the ABBott app.As you will see there are other possible sources because of the other combinations are also possible, such as using Diabox although I have uninstalled it since it interferes with LibreLink and there is a time when it is necessary to uninstall everything and do cleaning to have a continuous reading with the consequentData loss.

Once you have the data origin configured, and you already have glucose readings on the phone, you must also install the same app (Glucodatahandler) on the clock.This will be to create a whole group of variables (more than 16) that you can incorporate into the spheres of your clock.

Now we will have to customize one or several spheres that you have installed for the clock through Samsung's Wear application.Once open, it enters "spheres of the clock - customization" and there sees trying to match one or more functions of the sphere with the values ​​that will leave you available the Glucodatahandler app and that allow you to choose one or more variables, with greater or lesser size, with color or without color, etc.Once you have it to your liking, you keep the configuration of the sphere and automatically every minute you will have the value of the MCG reading on the clock available.

I never disconnect or hang me and as long as the sensor is operational I have its readings immediately both on the phone and in the clock.It can happen that at some point I move away from the phone and be out of the reach of Bluetooth and then it will disconnect from the clock and the sensor but just put them at reach again everything will be automatically connected.

I hope it is useful to you and if you need any more clarification, you have nothing to ask.The truth is that it is satisfactory that, with a single wrist movement or a touch of the screen, you see your glucose level at every moment you want to do it.

All the best!

AFlores said:
@Aflores said:

Hi @nizan

I will try to explain briefly how I did it, which does not imply that there are other ways to do it.If you have a S24 and a watch5 we assume that both are matched by Bluetooth since they belong to the same ecosystem.I already have Watch7 and automatically connects to the phone without any intervention.I did this:

-I installed the "glucodatahandler" app on the phone and placed a widget on the main screen to see the level of glucose, trend and delta.If you access the lock screen, you can see glucose reading without unlocking the mobile with a single touch on the screen.

Configure the app to access, as a data origin, those supplied by the FreeLinkup application.You will find this giving in the top -right dots on the "Fuentes - Cloud Services - LibreLinkup" and configure the email and password previously obtained in the ABBott app.As you will see there are other possible sources because of the other combinations are also possible, such as using Diabox although I have uninstalled it since it interferes with LibreLink and there is a time when it is necessary to uninstall everything and do cleaning to have a continuous reading with the consequentData loss.

Once you have the data origin configured, and you already have glucose readings on the phone, you must also install the same app (Glucodatahandler) on the clock.This will be to create a whole group of variables (more than 16) that you can incorporate into the spheres of your clock.

Now we will have to customize one or several spheres that you have installed for the clock through Samsung's Wear application.Once open, it enters "spheres of the clock - customization" and there sees trying to match one or more functions of the sphere with the values ​​that will leave you available the Glucodatahandler app and that allow you to choose one or more variables, with greater or lesser size, with color or without color, etc.Once you have it to your liking, you keep the configuration of the sphere and automatically every minute you will have the value of the MCG reading on the clock available.

I never disconnect or hang me and as long as the sensor is operational I have its readings immediately both on the phone and in the clock.It can happen that at some point I move away from the phone and be out of the reach of Bluetooth and then it will disconnect from the clock and the sensor but just put them at reach again everything will be automatically connected.

I hope it is useful to you and if you need any more clarification, you have nothing to ask.The truth is that it is satisfactory that, with a single wrist movement or a touch of the screen, you see your glucose level at every moment you want to do it.

All the best!

@Nizan I also Peino Canas and not for that reason we must believe that something comes great only because of the age we are, rather, we have had time and occasion to learn from anything as much as any other person.As an anecdote I will tell you that I play quite often in Gran Turismo 7 and I am not the first one in everything but neither does the last one .. :)

Anyway, what has been said, the described process is not complicated and if you have doubt, ask.

All the best!

AFlores said:
@Aflores said:

@Nizan I also Peino Canas and not for that reason we must believe that something comes great only because of the age we are, rather, we have had time and occasion to learn from anything as much as any other person.As an anecdote I will tell you that I play quite often in Gran Turismo 7 and I am not the first one in everything but neither does the last one .. :)

Anyway, what has been said, the described process is not complicated and if you have doubt, ask.

All the best!

I'm glad to help you, @nizan.There are hundreds and practically all spheres admit customization.In fact I just downloaded a new one and I have "tuned" to add the glucose.I put a couple of photos as an example:

Nizan said:
@Nizan said:

AFlores said:
Affloressaid:
@Aflores said:

@Nizan I also Peino Canas and not for that reason we must believe that something comes great only because of the age we are, rather, we have had time and occasion to learn from anything as much as any other person.As an anecdote I will tell you that I play quite often in Gran Turismo 7 and I am not the first one in everything but neither does the last one .. :)

Anyway, what has been said, the described process is not complicated and if you have doubt, ask.

All the best!

@"Aphlores I am the same but I see everything dark but then I put on and I get it and I have said it already I do not like the screen of the clock that I have put but I will change it, again thank you for the contribution ofThis post that has helped me a lot to get what I have been trying for months 🫂 "

@Nizan I have a Samsung A52s with a S4 Swatch.

I connect the diabox to the turse with an app called G-Watch.

When opening G-Watch, in the three top-to-right dots have the menus to configure.In Settings, the Source Data option opens (Data Source) and Diabox is chosen.

The clock is automatically paired with the mobile as soon as the Bluetooth detects the clock.Only the clock management application is downloaded and the tutorial guides you, you don't have to do anything.

Ruthbia said:
@Ruthbia said:

@Nizan I have a Samsung A52s with a S4 Swatch.

I connect the diabox to the turse with an app called G-Watch.

When opening G-Watch, in the three top-to-right dots have the menus to configure.In Settings, the Source Data option opens (Data Source) and Diabox is chosen.

The clock is automatically paired with the mobile as soon as the Bluetooth detects the clock.Only the clock management application is downloaded and the tutorial guides you, you don't have to do anything.