Dexcom G4 User Manual page 22

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More information on main menu options can be found in the sections listed
below:
Menu Purpose
Trend To display the trend graphs.
Graph
• The 3-hour trend graph is the default screen
displayed whenever you turn the receiver on.
Start To start a new sensor session.
Sensor • This option only appears if a transmitter ID has been
entered and you are not in the middle of a sensor
session.
Enter BG
To enter your blood glucose values for calibration.
Profiles Profiles allow you to customize the sound pattern and
volume level of alerts and alarms to meet your needs.
Events To enter personal information about meals, insulin,
exercise, and health status.
Alerts,
To change the settings for notifications of high and low
High/Low alerts from your receiver.
Settings To change the time, date and transmitter ID, to look
up your Dexcom G4 System hardware and software
version numbers, to view transmitter battery status,
last calibration value, sensor insertion time.
Shutdown
To temporarily turn off all communications between
your sensor, transmitter and receiver during an active
sensor session. You will not receive sensor glucose
readings, and it will not extend the life of your sensor.
Stop To end a sensor session early.
Sensor • This option only appears when you are in the middle
of a sensor session. You will not receive sensor
glucose readings. It will not extend the life of your
sensor.
See Appendix I, Receiver Alerts, Alarm and Prompts, for a list of screens that
may appear on the receiver during use.
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