Assets 3 xDrip-pluseecdc. Nightly build 6th Nov Pre-release. Assets 3 xDrip-plusc6fae. Nightly build 17th Oct Pre-release. Assets 3 xDrip-plusc98a3c4. This commit was created on GitHub. Minimum supported Android version is 4. If you wish to use scanning features for Libre sensors your phone needs an NFC reader. Which one to install? Read the EULA. Make sure you understand it before saving.
Enable location For newer Android versions, location is mandatory to allow Bluetooth Low Energy connection. Verify which version is installed Touch the back button on your phone until you're back to the main screen.
See here for upgrade or downgrade. This will display the full list of available data sources. There is a lot to know about Xdrip and finding the solution for your own setup can take some time due to so many different ways to do it in.
I have found a few good places and there will be more places to find what you are looking for than I can possibly write here. I will be concentrating on setups towards Android Devices. So I will just try to point you to some of the right places. On the screen that loads, tap Scan in the top right hand corner.
The first time you connect with Share, you may be returned to the main xDrip screen and told to start your sensor. This means to start your sensor in the xDrip app. Go into the menu again and choose Start Sensor. Then enter the approximate time and date the Dexcom sensor was started. Note: When your xDrip is successfully paired with the Dexcom receiver, the Dexcom receiver will show a solid not flashing Bluetooth icon in the top left corner.
In xDrip, when clicking System Status, the status will also indicate the device is connected as shown below. Return to the settings screen and check the option to run in foreground. If you want to use raw data, check the box to interpret raw values. Whereas the watch alert will display Open dialog. Upon tapping Open, the Snooze dialog will be displayed on the watch.
The watch Snooze performs the same functionality that the phone Snooze performs. Tapping the Snooze button and number from the NumberPicker, on either device, will snooze the alert on both the phone and the watch. The snoozed active alert will trigger a toast message on the paired device to alert the user of the snooze. Note, tapping the other Snooze buttons, such as Disable All alerts will only snooze the alarms on the active device.
The following images show some of the watchface preferences under XDrip Watchface Settings. The following images show an example of an alert displayed with Opaque Card enabled and disabled in Ambient Mode and Interactive Mode. The following images show an example of BT Collector running under each device, with and without Show Status enabled, and Chart Timeframe toggled.
When BT Collector is running on the watch, battery usage shows the watches' battery usage as indicated by its label, "Wear". When the BT Collector is connected to a bridge device, the battery usage displays that device's battery usage as indicated by its label, "Bridge". The 3-dot Menu icon is displayed in the upper, left corner on the XDrip watchface, below the Steps icon if enabled. Tapping it will activate a new activity with two rows of 4 icons, each with a separate task as shown in the following screenshot.
The second row of icons in the Menu allow the user to view data tables as shown in the following examples. Treatment data points can be displayed on the watchface graph by enabling the "Show Treatments" preference, either on the Phone under Wear Integration, or via the watch XDrip Prefs activity as shown in the following screenshot. Once enabled, treatments entered via the phone or watch UI will be displayed on the watch. Insulin, Carbs, Notes are displayed with a green diamond.
Bloodtests are displayed with a red square, and Calibrations are displayed with a red circle. Each of these are outlined with a yellow rim for a 3-dimensional effect. Treatments entered on the watch will be saved to the Wear database and posted to the phone upon next connection.
Likewise, treatments entered on the phone will be posted to the watch upon next connection so that data should remain in-sync when Show Treatments is enabled.
Note, this process only supports treatments entered by the Keyboard Input Activity. Spoken Treatment is currently not supported since many watches do not support speech recognition well.
Treatments entered via the Spoken Treatment Activity continues to work as before and requires a connection to the phone for data to be processed. Here is the typical setup and process on the watch for Spoken Treatments. The BT Collector connects to the transmitter every 5 mins by design. This is how the Collector's BLE works. The following provides some troubleshooting suggestions if readings are not being receiving every 5 minutes. This will allow your phone to use the G5 collector as normal when both phone and watch are in-range.
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