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1. Use the Up/Down Controller buttons to increase or 

decrease the time. (Press 12/24hr if you prefer a different 
time format.) Then press Next. 

2. Enter the current year, then press Next.
3. Choose the current month, then press Next.
4. Enter the current day of the month, then press Next.
5. Choose the date format you prefer, then press Next.

1. Choose a maximum basal rate, then press Next. (The default 

maximum basal rate is 3 U/hr.)

2. Choose the initial basal rate to use, then press Next.

The initial basal program created with the Setup Wizard is 

named basal 1. You can change the name in the Settings > 
Basal Programs menu (see Chapter 3, Understanding and 
Adjusting Basal Rates).

3. Press Done to confirm the basal program shown on the 

screen. To add more basal segments to the program, or to 
change the rate shown, see Chapter 3, Understanding and 
Adjusting Basal Rates.

4. To see the basal program as a list, press List. To return to the 

graphic view, press Graph.

5. Press Save to accept the basal program you have set.
6. Choose a temporary basal feature, then press Next. Choose 

% to show temporary basal rates as a percent increase or 
decrease of your current basal rate. Choose U/hr to show 
temporary basal rates in units per hour. Or choose Off to turn 
off the temporary basal feature. For details about setting tem-
porary basals, see Chapter 3, Understanding and Adjusting 
Basal Rates.

 

1. To set the sound for the blood glucose meter, choose On or 

Off, then press Next.

2. Use the Up/Down Controller buttons to enter the lower 

limit for your blood glucose (BG) goal, then press Next.

3. Enter the upper limit for your BG goal, then press Next.

 

Your ID and the chosen color will be displayed on an 

identification (ID) screen that you must acknowledge 
every time you turn on the PDM. Always be sure you 
properly identify your PDM before using it.

You can add up to 7 basal programs and set 24 

segments per program.

The lower and upper BG limits are only used when 

viewing BG History (see Chapter 8, Understanding