Store calibration data after "Stop Sensor" about xdrip-experimental

[tzachi-dar]

do you stop the sensor before doing that?

On Sun, Jan 10, 2016 at 11:26 AM, JoernL [email protected] wrote:

Sometimes it is necessary to remove the transmitter for cleaning or sensor
tuning
After re-inserting it on the same sensor, it would be nice to restore the
saved calibration
data

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[JoernL]

Yes, i choose "stop sensor", remove the transmitter and then the calibrations are gone.
Removing the transmitter without stoping it and then re-insert it again cause strange values.

[tzachi-dar]

I simply know that after cleaning, I have to ignore 3-4 readings. I don't
stop the sensor for that.
Starting a sensor will also have an influence on our adjustment of bg
readings even when the same calibrations are set.

you can stop the reading, by selecting another input device, if this is
what you realy want.

On Sun, Jan 10, 2016 at 12:01 PM, JoernL [email protected] wrote:

Yes, i choose "stop sensor", remove the transmitter and then the
calibrations are gone.
Removing the transmitter without stoping it and then re-insert it again
cause strange values.

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[JoernL]

Ah, okay. I don't know, that it works. I will try that out.
Thanks.

[AdrianLxM]

Hi Jörn, you can simply "forget" the device in the System Status... and when you are done, you can repair to the device.
xDrip-Wixel will store no data and xBridge-Wixel just for half a minute or so. Once that time has passed, it won't send the data again.

[JoernL]

Hi Adrian, okay ... i will try this out. Thx :)