Add support for SIBIONICS CGM sensors #100
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Yes, it would be nice when Juggluco would be available to users of Dexcom and Symbionese sensors. |
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If it would be acceptable to you, I can send you a couple of Sibionics sensors by post for experiments. |
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Yes, if I receive a few sensors, I would try to make them work with Juggluco. |
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Yes, I used 2 sensors, but I was not satisfied with the stability of the connection - constant interruptions. Users defeat it with Tasker, but it's an obvious kludge. Stability of readings, size, accuracy satisfied me quite well. Y.Kubarev's app sends data to Хdrip+ (thus, calibration is possible) and allows you to use the sensor for 24 days (probably more, but the internal memory of the sensor is enough for just that many 5-minute readings), which is economical and convenient. The sensor is rumored to be able to read every minute. A good candidate for Juggluco upgrade) I'll email you for details, ok? |
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You used SugarJoy ? You can e-mail to jaapkorthalsaltes@gmail.com |
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Yes, but an earlier version. Judging by the feedback in the Telegram group, the breaks haven't gone anywhere with the latest version. The problem is not even in the actual disconnections, but in the fact that reconnection with the sensor is not automatic, and you have to manually connect it in application (in my case). Here is a file with user reports on disconnections (да=stable connection, нет=breaks) for 32-bit version app, but it has opposite results even for the same phone model. The problem is in the original Chinese application and Yaroslav wrote about it in his Telegram group. |
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Sibionics sensors can be used with Juggluco 8.0.0. |
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Hello! Today I tried Juggluco (8.0.7) with Sibionics (sensor age: 19d9h) and had some problems. Please compare graphs: SugarJoy+: The actual BG at the very end of graph was 15,5 mmol/l by glucometer. Also I noticed that though Juggluco reads data every minute actually all values are the same during 5 minutes: |
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This is another version that only generates every 5 minutes a value and has somewhat different values. It probably works best when used from the start of the sensor, but can also be used otherwise. It is also restricted to only 572 hours (23 days and 20 hour) instead of 24 days, because the sensor I tried didn't last longer than that. It instead gave the same values with different dates when used longer. EDIT: |
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Hello, thank you very much for your work! |
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Thanks for 5 minutes values! |
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Looks like over-smoothing.. Have you tried the newest update 8.0.9 or 8.0.10? I didn't notice anything like that there |
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Please help me understand. My xdrip readings are 5 minutes behind my juggluco readings. Is this correct or have I configured something wrong? |
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When you send values with the Patched Libre broadcast xDrip modifies the values. Juggluco 8.0.10 added the EverSense broadcast. Values send with the EverSense broadcast are not modified that way by xDrip. |
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Thank you very much! But EverSence requires a calibration plugin, Libre(patched) is good |
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You can use EverSense without calibration. |
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I know that, thank you. But sometimes it's required |
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I never saw such a straight line. I can look at it what caused it. For that you need to run a newly installed logging version of Juggluco and receive all glucose values anew in that app. You can download it from: https://www.juggluco.nl/Juggluco/download.html#bugreport E-Mail trace.log to jaapkorthalsaltes@gmail.com |
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Thanks! |
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You can also receive the data from an old sensor. For this use the the app with another application ID. You should get all data the first time without restarting the app. It does receive the same values, but ending in the current time instead of the time the last value was measured. So the times are wrong. |
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Oh! Great! I saved the sensor and can do it by using another phone and the logging version of Juggluco. |
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Hello! Here is it looks like the same timeframe: |
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HI there !
A new China CGM has received CE mark approval in Europe for its GS1 continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system.
And it looks like a decent competitor for Freestyle Libre 2
Why is it worth to extend Juggluco with Sibionics CGM support?
**Sibionics is able to work up to 24 days (instead of 14 days for Freestly Libre**).Note:
functionality hasn't been provided by the official vendor by default, but, as I can see, the sensor can be tweaked, without a big effort.
At least it has been done already once so far (https://t.me/kubarev_modz (24 days mode for Android))
For more details, pls. take a look at links below
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