In terms of comm reability with RileyLink, would 522 with 2.4 FW be better 522 with 2.3?
@deedeemo_jr_twitter firmware differences won’t be noticeable on use, but models do have some differences. https://loopkit.github.io/loopdocs/setup/requirements/pump/#pump-differences
(Note, I am talking about a sugar surfing style bolus to help with meals as opposed to openaps smb style microboluses/smb)
I’ve done this manually at times by adding a couple hours of basal to my bolus up front. Loop just backs off as it should to counter the extra iob and it works quite well.
@deedeemo_jr_twitter Sugru would be solid enough - it is moldable when it's first out of the package, but it cures pretty solid after 24 hours. The question is whether or not there is enough left of the rest of the pump support structure to attach it to firmly. Here are my photos of repairing the battery compartment on my pump with Sugru. If you don't have a Facebook account, let me know and I can get the photos to you another way.
Here's a different angle where you can see the threads molded into the Sugru:
To get that molded effect, I took out the battery cap, coated the threads with a light coat of petroleum jelly, put it back in, then molded the Sugru onto it. That allows you to get the right shape without having the Sugru bond to the cap. You could do the same thing with a reservoir.
for those not on twitter; this is worth mentioning; https://twitter.com/PancreasInGame/status/1058100462329548800
I guess the cat is out of the bag!
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One of the objectives of FDA is to make sure devices do no harm. How would that requirement fit with having a device not physically attached to your body, like the iphone? There may be situtations were the phone is out of range. I know that the pump will fallback to its pre-defined basals ofcourse.
@drmartinezs there isn’t an official branch with those things merged together. The IRC and watch features are still awaiting merge into dev branch separately. Most of us have merged them ourselves. You can look in the Loop’s github for PRs and find where the branches are for each of those.
I have a fork with Watch face and IRC here: https://github.com/elnjensen/Loop/releases/tag/v0.3w-irc
Same with me. I found that 1800 (or 100 for mmol) rule to be too “light” for me on Loop. As mentioned before I was 1.7 with around 55 units per day which was bang in pre loop. After loop I am now 2.5 mmol to be correct which would equal only 40 units a day. I am anywhere from 60-100 units now.
So I don’t think that formula works well but again is all depending on a lot of variables
When I started Looping 2 months ago I knew all my ratios (including ISF) were off, so I used 1800 rule as a starting point. But then, for two months I’ve been testing, testing, testing and got to the conclusion that my ISF varies throughout the day (being less sensitive for first few hours in the morning, presumingly when hormons kick in after wake up). If I consider my average TDD from last week of 45, my ISF would be 40 but my current ISF settings vary from 42 in the morning to 53 at night (averaging at 49) - and I think they are still too low, just that ISF testing is so hard…