User Manual

Getting Started
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To get started, press Nex
t on the Wizard's Welcome Screen to
begin setting up your PDM.
Enter your PDM ID
1. Use the Up/Down Controller buttons to scroll through the
list of characters. An up-and-down-arrow symbol on the
screen indicates the character you are changing.
2. Press the middle Soft Key (labeled with the right arrow) to
move the underscore to the next character.
3. Enter each character one at a time. For example, if you want
to enter your name, you might enter J, a, n, e, [space], S, m, i, t,
h. (A blank character or space is the first and last option in the
scrolling menu.)
4. Press Next.
Select the ID screen color
1. Use the Up/Down Controller bu
ttons to choose a color, then
press Next.
Set date and time
1. Use the Up/D
own 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.
Enter basal settings
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.
You can adjust these settings later as your needs
change or as you fine-tune your OmniPod System.
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.