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First you see the pie chart in the statistcs with the spreading of all your blood glucose measurements. All values within your target range are green,
yellow means you are below your target range, orange means above your target range and red means more than 200 mg/dl (11,1 mmol/l).
Above the pie chart you see more details regarding this time range: Number of values, standard deviation, calculated A1C and so on.
With a movement of your finger to the left you see the other graphs; with a tap on the i-symbol you will enter the statistics settings. |
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In the statistics settings you can set the time range for the statistic and which parts of a day should be processed. |
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In the line graph you see the curve progression of your blood glucose measurements for the selected time range. |
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The modal day shows you all measurements of your selected time range projected to a 24 hour day. So you have a quick overview in which parts of the day
you have measured mostly and when the values have the biggest spread. In the example on the left you can see that in the evening between 15:00 and
21:00 the spread is the biggest, which means the blood glucose is here mostly instable. |
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Additionally to the details from the previous graph screens the detail statistic shows more utilization like
the average values of carbs, bolus or basal insulin. |
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With the tabs at the top of the display, you can switch between the graphics for blood sugar, weight and blood pressure.
You'll see the value for the lowest and the highest reading in the selected period, and also the mean value. |
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In the display for blood pressure you will see the highest or the lowest systolic and diastolic pressure,
and the mean values for this parameters too. |