Sensor change and calibrate in diabox

Hello,

Tomorrow expires my son the sensor he is wearing, when I placed it, he was about 4 hours that Diabox gave differences of more than 50 points, in the end I was overwhelmed and tried to make a calibration (I had never done it).

I do not know if it was a coincidence but at 10 minutes or that suddenly they changed the Diabox values ​​and they coincide practically with the capillaries.

Now my question is whether for when I change tomorrow the sensor I have to remove that calibration that I have in diabox or I leave it like this.

Thank you!!!

@Elisa74 The calibrations will always come well once you change the sensor because each one is a world ...

I also recommend you from your own experience that you gauge it when stable because it costs more than the calibration is effective.

When you change the sensor sometimes it does not recognize the Bluetooth, if the sensor but does not synchronize.
I uninstall and install again.The last two times happened to me

Thank you, @marine, @ruthbia, to see how I am doing tomorrow ... By the way, you do not know what happened to me, I have an "Telephone" appointment the Wednesday with the endocrine ... It has occurred to me to get into the website ofLibreview to see the "reports" and it turns out that just from the sensor change there is no registered information ... I do not understand anything, my son passes the freeLink every day to keep the information, his mobile appears as a linked device...... What a slaughter !!!

Do you have FreeLink's mail well associated with that of Libreview?I mean that it must be the same mail account, but does not transf.
You can also connect the glucometer, if you use it, to the PC and turn the data to Libreview

Hi @ruthbia, I know what happened ... When I changed the sensor that I carry now I went to get into Libreview and I didn't remember the password and I didn't have it scored, so I changed it but in the app the mobile ofMy son the session was started with the previous password (same mail), it has to be that because I have uninstalled the freeLink app, I have again installed it and I started session with the new password and already turn the data to Libreview.... a pity because the endocrine will not see the last 14 days ... but well, you learn from mistakes !!

It is not necessary to have the historic, eat the values ​​that you have had by eye, your doubts, etc.Mine almost doesn't even look at it, he listens to me that after all is what is worth.

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I have changed my sensor and I can't calibrate the diabox.I introduce the word Godode and nothing happens. What can help me?

Reinstall Diabox and Test

Thanks Ruthbia!It has worked!

Good morning,

Recently I have first installed Diabox, I use the free free2 sensor.

I have entered Godmode to make the calibration, I have put 3 values ​​that I asked me (with about 15 min of difference), but since I did this, and the Symbol +continues to appear, and when I pulse it it says: "Calibration point must be occurredA MINUM OF 2 H AFTER SUCCES CALIBRATION POINT ".

My question is, this means that I already have it calibrated or that it still lacks more values ​​so that it goes fine?

When do you have it 100*100 calibration, should the + +symbol disappear ???

Yesterday afternoon I did it and for a few hours the Diabox values ​​were good, but tonight it has continually marked a hypo of 39 when I was so Pancho at 80 with glucometer.

This morning I put a glucometer measurement again when Diabox has left me, and now I still get out of the 2 h.

Thank you

Leete in "Calibration Rules" tutorial.There they explain it.Page 10 of this thread:
https://www.diabetesforo.com/discusion/19739/diabox-para-Torpes/p10

Diabox for clumsy
Hello!!!

I swear that before writing this post I have searched and read many about Diabox and in the end I ended up a mess with such information.Computer science is not my thing.I don't ask about v...

ruthbia said:
read in "Calibration Rules" tutorial.There they explain it.Page 10 of this thread:
https://www.diabetesforo.com/discusion/19739/diabox-para-torpes/p10

Diabox for clumsy
Hello!!!

I swear that before writing this post I have searched and read many about Diabox and in the end I ended up a mess with such information.Computer science is not my thing.I don't ask about v...

Thanks Ruthbia, I have read your post about the 4 requirements to introduce the 3 valid validation points, and finally the 2 hours, in case you want to put a 4 ptus of validation (although this would not be strictly necessary), because I understand is theMessage I have now.

But then, so that the symbol of + is removed once calibrated, how do you?Or do you always keep it there and nothing happens?

The icon stays there in case you want to put more calibrations

Thank you @ricki21, the only paste that would have at this point, is like after yesterday afternoon having calibrated it and leave it quite fine, at night it leads me to those beastly diabries with respect to the capillaries, that is, Diabox gave me 50And by capillary I was 80 stables, this morning I have put another calibration value, and now I have it again quite cling.

sweet said:
thanks @ricki21, the only paste that would have at this point, is like after yesterday afternoon I have calibrated it and leave it quite fine, at night I focus on those differences soDiabos beasts with respect to the capillaries, that is, Diabox gave me 50 and by capillary I was 80 stable, this morning I have put another calibration value, and now I have it again quite clabado.

Because at night you crush the sensor, it does not reach interstitial liquid and that is why it gives false low values.You move and then mark well.

You can put all the values ​​you want, Diabox Media among all the calibrators.
The crushing is not very true, I carry it in the buttock and it is always crushed in bed and on the couch, it measures me great.

ruthbia said:
you can put all the values ​​you want, medium diabox among all calibrators.
The crushing is not very true, I carry it in the buttock and it is always crushed in bed and on the couch, it measures me great.

Well, it is clear that you do not crush it, perhaps because the surface of the gluteus is greater, so that the pressure will be lower, or your weight does not fall on the sensor, or whatever, but at the time it is put pressure on the sensor, gives hypoglycemia, that is proven.

@isabelbota if he crushed it, yes, small circles stay when I remove it.Now I carry it in half the buttock (to rest the upper part).It is always left because I sleep on my back almost all night.
He has never given me hypoglycemia.

My theory is that in the arm the filament with the interstitial fluid loses contact because there is less mass, in the buttock there is more mass and the most stable permanent filament in contact and also gives better measures than in the arms.My differences with capillaries are +/- 10mg/dl with reader, the diabox usually is right and the app marks 40 or 50 above.