Using Medtronic 554 Veo, create a Bolus Wizard treatment where you enter 12 mmol as the blood glucose value. The following is output by decocare when parsing the logs. Note how the CalBGForPH value has taken the mmol value and multiplied it by 10 and the units definition is missing. The end-result is that the event is considered to represent 120 mgdl, which is around half of 12 mmol. @bewest any pointers where to look?
{
"_type": "CalBGForPH",
"_description": "CalBGForPH 2017-04-04T04:05:08 head[2], body[0] op[0x0a]",
"timestamp": "2017-04-04T04:05:08",
"_body": "",
"_head": "0a78",
"amount": 120,
"_date": "4805440411"
}
{
"_type": "BolusWizard",
"bg": 12.0,
"bg_target_high": 9.0,
"_description": "BolusWizard 2017-04-04T04:05:25 head[2], body[15] op[0x5b]",
"timestamp": "2017-04-04T04:05:25",
"_body": "0090008c483410000000000000105a",
"_head": "5b78",
"unabsorbed_insulin_total": 0.0,
"correction_estimate": 0.4,
"_date": "5905040411",
"bolus_estimate": 0.4,
"bg_target_low": 5.2,
"carb_ratio": 14.0,
"food_estimate": 0.0,
"carb_input": 0,
"sensitivity": 7.2
}
Using Medtronic 554 Veo, create a Bolus Wizard treatment where you enter 12 mmol as the blood glucose value. The following is output by decocare when parsing the logs. Note how the CalBGForPH value has taken the mmol value and multiplied it by 10 and the units definition is missing. The end-result is that the event is considered to represent 120 mgdl, which is around half of 12 mmol. @bewest any pointers where to look?