Bike glucose control or other sport

I agree with you: shower with warm or hot and instantly high values.After a few minutes they are regularized.

ruthbia said:
no, never.What you have to be careful because the adhesive has changed and falls.
I have never had to protect them, free 2 and this summer I am needing tape as with free 1.

Well, the opposite happens to me, I notice that now they stick better, and stronger, before (so much a lot) they took off, and now not.Strange things.ha ha ha

martinc said:
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Good morning.A post is put in a thread.Do not put the same in several.Thank you.

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Hello.In the values ​​that are seen in the GPS, where are the CGM, (a left value of 0 '74 +2) there you see the difference in the penultimate glucose value.
What do the left and right values ​​mean?
The one of 74 I understand that it is that of the gluco.

jordiv said:

nekgatodulce said:

Hello.In the values ​​that are seen in the GPS, where are the CGM, (a left value of 0 '74 +2) there you see the difference in the penultimate glucose value.
What do the left and right values ​​mean?
The one of 74 I understand that it is that of the gluco.

To me in my Garmin 530, I get the message
Setup Required and there is no way to leave the levels.

Hello everyone
Garmin does still work with Diabox?
I have been working for more or less a month in my Garmin 530.

Good morning.

I ride a bike (MTB) and hiking.

Until recently I used a Samsung Gear S3 Frontier with the G-Watch App, until water entered this summer and I ran out of smartwatch.

Now I have passed to the Garmin family, and I carry a 6x Pro phoenix on the wrist and an Edge 530 on the bike, and I control my glycemia in this way:

In the Phoenix, I have installed the Dex CGM Watch Face screen, so that I always see the glycemia with value, trend and variation arrow since the last measure, continuously.Come on, just as I saw it before in the Samsung.
I also have the dexcgm Data Field data field installed, by the time I run or do Indoor cycle, stairs, hiking, etc ... thus I carry the glycemia in view on all screens of all activities as one of the fieldsof data (I always usually take centered and with a source larger than the rest).
I also carry a widget (Dex CGM Widget), but I usually consult little, since it does not give more information than I see continuously on the main screen next to the time and date.

In the EDGE 530 I have installed the same data field as in the Phoenix (Dexcgm Data Field), with the hiccup threshold something higher so as not to take scares.In this way, I see blood glucose at all times.

All the best.

Shark said:
Good morning.

I ride a bike (MTB) and hiking.

Until recently I used a Samsung Gear S3 Frontier with the G-Watch App, until water entered this summer and I ran out of smartwatch.

Now I have passed to the Garmin family, and I carry a 6x Pro phoenix on the wrist and an Edge 530 on the bike, and I control my glycemia in this way:

In the Phoenix, I have installed the Dex CGM Watch Face screen, so that I always see the glycemia with value, trend and variation arrow since the last measure, continuously.Come on, just as I saw it before in the Samsung.
I also have the dexcgm Data Field data field installed, by the time I run or do Indoor cycle, stairs, hiking, etc ... thus I carry the glycemia in view on all screens of all activities as one of the fieldsof data (I always usually take centered and with a source larger than the rest).
I also carry a widget (Dex CGM Widget), but I usually consult little, since it does not give more information than I see continuously on the main screen next to the time and date.

In the EDGE 530 I have installed the same data field as in the Phoenix (Dexcgm Data Field), with the hiccup threshold something higher so as not to take scares.In this way, I see blood glucose at all times.

Greetings.

If it's not too much to ask, could you take the steps to follow to install the application (whatever) at the Garmin Edge Explore, for the bike?
I have tried it several times and I don't finish understanding it.

Shark said:
Good morning.

I ride a bike (MTB) and hiking.

Until recently I used a Samsung Gear S3 Frontier with the G-Watch App, until water entered this summer and I ran out of smartwatch.

Now I have passed to the Garmin family, and I carry a 6x Pro phoenix on the wrist and an Edge 530 on the bike, and I control my glycemia in this way:

In the Phoenix, I have installed the Dex CGM Watch Face screen, so that I always see the glycemia with value, trend and variation arrow since the last measure, continuously.Come on, just as I saw it before in the Samsung.
I also have the dexcgm Data Field data field installed, by the time I run or do Indoor cycle, stairs, hiking, etc ... thus I carry the glycemia in view on all screens of all activities as one of the fieldsof data (I always usually take centered and with a source larger than the rest).
I also carry a widget (Dex CGM Widget), but I usually consult little, since it does not give more information than I see continuously on the main screen next to the time and date.

In the EDGE 530 I have installed the same data field as in the Phoenix (Dexcgm Data Field), with the hiccup threshold something higher so as not to take scares.In this way, I see blood glucose at all times.

Greetings.

Hello, you could pass the steps to continue to make the data out in Edge 530, thank you very much

No one can help us.:( :( :(

Let's see if I manage to explain it.These indications are to see the gluco in the Garmin.I do not know if they would be worth other watches that are not of this brand.

In my case, I used Diabox to see glucose in the Garmin.From the new version, the free update of the free and the installation of Android 14, saw the data on the smartphone but not in the Garmin.Therefore, and until they subsane the incidence, I have stopped using Diabox and I do the following, using only LibreLink and LibreLink up to receive the data that the Garmin can later pass.

What @shark seems to be for the Dexcom sensor, curiously we have the 2 Garmin.The 530 and the phoenix 6x Pro. I have the LibreLink 2. To see the data on the clock, you must connect to Garmin Express and once the device is recognized, enter into applications and download: "CGM Connect Watchface Digital" as a sphere ofwatch and another as data field to enter each of your activities, which is "CGM Connect Datafield".

When you have it downloaded, you must synchronize the device with Garmin Express and you will have both the sphere of the clock and the possibility of entering the data field into your activities, as if they were the pulsations, the speed, etc ...

Then, when you have already downloaded on your device, next to each app installed, you will see ... 3 points.This is where you can configure the data that will be seen on the device, colors, letter sizes, etc., etc.

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The first image is a "data field" inserted in an activity.The second is a watch screen that you can always carry visible.

If you have more than one, which is not usual, you will have to do it with each Garmin device individually.

You have to try, but in the end, as you can see, it works.

wave said:
The first image is a "data field" inserted in an activity.The second is a watch screen that you can always carry visible.

If you have more than one, which is not usual, you will have to do it with each Garmin device individually.

You have to try, but in the end, as you can see, it works.

A question;Is it normal than late 5 minutes approx.In sending data from the free sensor2 to the Garmin GPS?

A question about the Nightscout application, glucose control in GPS Garmin Edge Explore.
After keeping the correct glucose indication, I get the letters letters "! BT", in red, and at 2/3 minutes the same thing comes out but with the numbers "166" scratched in the middle.
You can explain what happens, and what should I do if it happens to me during the route (I usually go in BTT).

What I have told you, it usually happens to me quite often, and the truth is a fattening, since sometimes it does not connect again.
It drives me crazy, and I don't know how to keep it working correct throughout the route, or even the next day, on another route.

The Garmin Connect mobile system, I observe that it is disconnected, the circle with the Green Globe as it is connected, it goes well, but if I click to synchronize, it begins to go around synchronizing, until it hooks.
Then after a while (I don't know how much) he gives right data again, but soon, I will be with the red letters that I have explained above ..

There is a known and already denounced failure between the Diabox internal server and Garmin watches.Until they take new version, you will see the data on the smartphone but not in Garmin.We have already taken the updates to Android 14 since January and that the only Diabox version that works is the last published, June 2023

careful!That the forum closes us if Abbott sees that Garmin also connects

Now that free2 sends unchanged values ​​and high and low glucose alarms contain the glucose value, any smart watch shows the values ​​from notifications and without any additional application.If you put the alarm low in 100 and the high in 120 every 5 minutes you will be receiving an alarm on the mobile and/or clock with the glucose value and without the need to install any additional application.