Nightscout and XDRIP [Initiation Guide]

@enriquec totally according to @Artorias, those two hours to start are not worth at all, I have tried until recently put the sensor and the data is good.What I can't even by Asomo is sending the data to the cloud, it is to do it because what I really want is to see glucose on the clock, but it is to learn, hehehe.

@jconegar I also want to try that from the cloud, to see if I get out.I do not need either but I like to learn and if I can then help who may need it.

@jconegar I am waiting to receive the XDrip, I think that tomorrow or Monday I get, I have downloaded the app on my mobile and see how everything is fitting, I already ask for help.The clock have read that best Pebble?Or you advise some other.Next step will be Nightscout.

Do you know if the XDrip Mobile app can be in Spanish?

May I know only English, at least for now.If people are encouraged to use it, you can ask for support for translations and I would translate it in a moment.
But first the developers have to give that possibility, you cannot take the app and translate it like this without more.

artories said:
that I know only English, at least for the moment.If people are encouraged to use it, you can ask for support for translations and I would translate it in a moment.
But first the developers have to give that possibility, you cannot take the app and translate it like this without further ado.

Thanks Artorias

jaume said:
@jconegar I am waiting to receive the xDrip, I think that tomorrow or on Monday I arrive, I have downloaded the app on my mobile and to see how everything is fitting, I already asked you toaid.The clock have read that best Pebble?Or you advise some other.Next step will be Nightscout.

enrich said:
@jconegar I also want to try that from the cloud, to see if I get.I do not need either but I like to learn and if I can then help who may need it.
I know it is a mess but I would appreciate a lot that someone explained to me step by step although I recognize that some time you have to be on the phone to do it.

Hello good,

On watches I have the Garmin Vivoactive, the Pebble Classic and the Pebble Time Round.I tell you:

+ Garmin Vivoactive: He already had it for sport before having the Dexcom.There is a German (Andreas) who has made a cover to run, where you have cardiac pulsations (if you wear pectoral tape), glucose, distance traveled etc.To me the problem that only works for me while in Wifi, not with 4g.But it is a problem of my mobile (Samsung Galaxy S5) that restricts the apps data that are in background when it is in 4G.The cover should work for other mobiles (even for mine with another Android verion) but I see this sport more watch, not as the main one for XDRIP.

+ Pebble Classic: in black and white but more than a week of battery.Cheap.With a 10%pebble discount, it comes out at € 89.

+ Pebble Time Round: It's round and very beautiful.There is a small one for girls and a big one for boys.It is color.The problem is that it is expensive and the battery lasts only 2 days, although it is loaded in 15 minutes at 90%.

The other that Jconegar comments, the Pebble Time also looks very good.

After summer 2 new models come out with very good pint.The Pebble Classic 2 and the Time 2. These include the heart rhythm monitor, goes for some LEDs on the wrist, I do not know how precise it will be.I have always used a pectoral band for heart rhythm.

By the way, when you talk about the cloud;What do you refer to?To mount the Nightcout website with the database (Microsoft Azure + Mlab) of Glycemias?

I mounted it following the steps indicated on the official website of the project, it is very well explained, but if someone has doubts I can give them a hand.You tell me if you do not find out any step or how to start ... whatever.

If I refer to that Albertot to upload the glycemia to the cloud and can be seen from another device, to create an account of those who say I put my credit card.I could not reach the end.
For me it would be to do it with a coup of TLF because I have already tried twice.

I did it a few months ago, I will check the steps and I tell you to see what we can do.If by phone or make a video or a small manual

I have always missing good manuals in Spanish, especially since the Nightcout Spain group exists.Directing those interested in a website in the language of Shakespeare for something so complex is too hard.Because Nightcout is without any doubt.I like the idea of ​​telemonitorizing that seeks as an end, but I have never seen it as a viable system for mass use due to its complexity.

The Google translator makes a more or less good translation, but it is not a detailed explanation step by step and clear as Hansolo comments.
The issue of using it to see glucose on smartwatch if it is simple more or less, but send the data to the cloud and share them is complicated.

Translating all manuals a single person would be a huge job.The ideal would be to do it among several.

@Arotorias The Google Translator does it well is understood the translation without problems, the issue is that it is not clearly explained, that is to say for people who are not an expert.

I am reviewing the subject and the truth that I understand that they are many steps and it is not easy ... for someone who does not dedicate himself to this world.

The ideal would be to attend the workshop that the Nightcout Spain boys are going to give, where they will explain everything in-situ.But of course for people who are not from Madrid it is complicated ...

I don't know ... If there are many interested people, we can distribute the work.I could translate and explain in detail one of the parties.For Dexcom these parts would be:

1) Create an account and database in Mongolab
2) Create an account in Github and copy the "CGM-Remote-Monitor" project
3) Create a website in Azure
4) Deploy the "CGM-Remote-Monitor" project on our Azure website
5) Configure the Mongolab database on our Azure website
6) Configure variables on our Azure website

Perhaps in the Nightcout Spain Facebook group there are more volunteers and we can translate and detail each one part

Well, I have ventured to ask for a kit, I have to then weld something, and see how to install things.I guess I will enter here and give you the grilled: D

Today the XDrip Kit has arrived, to see if I apply to start it.I will pass the part :))

Any questions to ask is simple and you will see how you do luxury