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Frequently Asked Questions

General questions

Re-dosing is not possible with the Accu-Chek Mobile system. Under dosing (i.e. the application of too little blood or the unilateral application of blood to the test area) is detected by the system and an error message displayed.

The Accu-Chek Mobile meter is delivered with time and date factory set. Power supply is served by a 3rd coil cell battery that is incorporated. During storage a protection foil ensures that the 2 AAA batteries do not lose any power and the preset is running based on the power of the coin cell.
When using your meter for the very first time, you do not have to insert the AAA batteries, just pull out the protective battery foil and the AAA batteries take power supply over.

The test area works with blood or control solution quantities in a range from 0.3 μL to 5.0 μL. The special sink area deals specially with excessive sample dosing storing up to 5.0 μL.

Each cassette contains an RFID (radiofrequency identification) chip. This automatically codes the meter when a test cassette is inserted and informs the meter about the specific properties of the chemistry in this cassette. Coding is not necessary.

The Accu-Chek Mobile system stores up to 2,000 test results with date, time and flags.

The test result is independent from altitude for up to 4,000m (13,123 feet).

With the Accu-Chek Mobile system the user cannot delete stored results. If all 2,000 memory locations are occupied, the oldest test result is deleted to create space for the newest test result.

You can set flags to describe certain events connected with a particular blood glucose result, or particular characteristics of the result. You can only flag a result if you open the Set flag menu whilst the result is initially displayed. Flags cannot be set retrospectively. The flags available to the user are:

  1. Before meal
  2. After meal
  3. Other
  4. Control test

There are 3 types of averages available:

  1. For all values (except control test, general flagged results, or test results displayed as low or high)
  2. For values that were flagged with before the meal (except control test, general flagged results, or test results displayed as low or high)
  3. For values that were flagged with after the meal (except control test, general flagged results, or test results displayed as low or high)

For each group the average can be calculated based on the last 7, 14, 30, or 90 days.

You can set a test reminder after a test has been performed. These reminders can be set to occur in 1, 1.5, 2, or 3 hours in the future and occur only once. In addition up to 7 standard individually programmable test reminders, which are repeated daily, can be set. When either type of test reminder occurs, the user can directly initiate a new test via the user interface.

You can set the volume of system tones to one of 5 different levels, with the lowermost level being Mute.

You can set the brightness of the display to one of 3 levels. The lower the brightness level, the longer the battery life will be.

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