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Continuous Glucose Recorder User Guide 17

data to be manually entered into the Solutions software when the patient goes back to

the doctor’s office at the end of the three-day study.

Bathing and swimming

After the digital recorder and the glucose sensor are connected, they form a water-

tight seal to a depth of eight feet (2.4 meters) for up to 30 minutes. You can shower,

bathe or swim without removing them. However, an occlusive dressing is recommended

in order to reduce the risk of the sensor being pulled from the body.

Disconnecting from the glucose sensor

1. Hold the digital recorder as shown, and pinch the

flexible side arms of the glucose sensor between your

thumb and forefinger.

2. Gently pull the digital recorder away from the

glucose sensor assembly.

Tester

The blue tester is used to test the digital recorder to make sure it is working. It is also

used in place of an inserted sensor when the digital recorder is communicating with

Solutions CGMS iPro (primarily during the data download process).

Connecting the tester

1. Make sure the tester is clean before you use it.

2. Hold the digital recorder and the tester as shown. Line

up the flat side of the tester with the flat side of the

digital recorder.

3. Push the tester into the digital recorder. The flexible

side arms of the tester should click into the notches on

both sides of the digital recorder.

4. Within 20 seconds the green light on the digital recorder

will flash for about 10 seconds when properly connected.

5. Check that the digital recorder is communicating with Solutions CGMS iPro. See your

Solutions Software for CGMS iPro Continuous Glucose Recorder User Guide for more

details.

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