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requested PR, link to trace cut for early explorer boards
danamlewis
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| * See Pancreabble instructions below for connecting your rig to your watch | ||
| * See xDrip instructions below for seeing offline loop status (very rough WIP - please PR any fixes/edits to it) | ||
| * See xDrip instructions for seeing offline loop status (coming soon) |
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Can you re-pull from master? I merged in the xdrip instructions, which this would otherwise remove again without a pull on your side first.
| Medtronic CGM users can, by default, automatically loop offline because the rig will read CGM data directly from the pump. | ||
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| Dexcom CGM or other CGM users will need alternative solutions, which range from plugging in a receiver into your rig (Pi, or Edison rig), or using xDrip to get BGs locally. See below for more details. | ||
| Dexcom CGM users and users of other CGMs will have alternatives to input blood glucose values localy. 1.) Use xDrip see: http://stephenblackwasalreadytaken.github.io/xDrip/ 2.)Hardwire (plugging CGM receiver into) your rig. RPi to Dexcom uses standard to micro usb while Explorer to Dexcom uses micro to micro usb. |
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let's not go into this level of detail here - should be on the hardware page for each type of rig about necessary cords
| Dexcom CGM or other CGM users will need alternative solutions, which range from plugging in a receiver into your rig (Pi, or Edison rig), or using xDrip to get BGs locally. See below for more details. | ||
| Dexcom CGM users and users of other CGMs will have alternatives to input blood glucose values localy. 1.) Use xDrip see: http://stephenblackwasalreadytaken.github.io/xDrip/ 2.)Hardwire (plugging CGM receiver into) your rig. RPi to Dexcom uses standard to micro usb while Explorer to Dexcom uses micro to micro usb. | ||
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| Explorer boards built prior to February of 2017 are not working with a hardwired CGM receiver. This can be fixed with a signal trace cut. Please see this document to cut the copper trace from pin 61 of the 70 pin connector: https://github.com/EnhancedRadioDevices/915MHzEdisonExplorer/wiki#usb-otg-flakiness Cut in two places and dig out the copper between. Cut by poking the point in. Avoid the narrow trace above the one being cut. |
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"will not work well" (vs not working at all) and let's say "late January" to be accurate.
hardwired did sometimes work perhaps and cable talk wasn't needed
danamlewis
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GIT Stuck 👎 technical inability to deal with this "Can you re-pull from master?" |
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requested PR, link to trace cut for early explorer boards