Users Manual Part 6

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About Automated Mode 2121 About Automated Mode
e System can automatically increase, decrease, or pause insulin delivery.
e System can pause automated insulin delivery at any time to protect against
hypoglycemia and will always pause when your glucose is below 60 mg/dL. e
System can increase insulin delivery by delivering a series of microboluses to
respond to elevated glucose.
e maximum automated insulin delivery that can be given while in Automated
Mode is based on your insulin history and your current insulin on board (IOB).
is value is not related to your maximum basal rate setting.
Your baseline adaptive basal rate is based on how much insulin you needed in the
past. Over time, the Omnipod 5 System will learn your daily insulin needs and
adapt, resulting in your adaptive basal rate changing to better match your true
insulin needs at every Pod change.
e Pod contains SmartAdjust technology, which adjusts your adaptive basal rate.
You will stay in Automated Mode when the Controller or smartphone running
your Omnipod 5 App is out of range of the Pod. When the Pod and Controller or
smartphone are in range, the Pod sends its information back to the Omnipod 5
App, updating its Home screen to show your current IOB along with recent CGM
value and trend.
e automated insulin delivery amount given every 5 minutes while in
Automated Mode can be seen in the Auto Events tab of the History Detail screen.
See "Automated Events (Auto Events)" on page 146.
e CGM graph on the Home screen shows when the Omnipod 5 System paused
insulin delivery or has reached the maximum delivery. See "11.2. Viewing the
CGM Graph" on page 134.
Note: e Controller or smartphone running the Omnipod 5 App must be in
Pod communication range to receive the most up-to-date information.