Users Manual Part 7

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21 About Automated Mode
Automated insulin delivery
Automated insulin delivery changes as your CGM value and trend change. e
table below describes how CGM trend aects your automated insulin delivery in
Automated Mode:
Automated insulin delivery depends on your baseline
adaptive basal rate. is rate is based on your past insulin
usage and adapts with each Pod change.
e System works to keep CGM values at your specied
Target Glucose (110-150 mg/dL).
Your automated insulin deliveries increase when you are
predicted to be above your Target Glucose.
Your automated insulin deliveries decrease or pause if you
are predicted to be below your Target Glucose.
e System always pauses insulin delivery when CGM
values are under 60 mg/dL.
e main information that informs Automated Mode insulin delivery is your past
insulin history or average total daily insulin, together with your Target Glucose.
If you are very insulin sensitive, the System knows to give you less insulin than if
you have higher insulin needs. While you are using Automated Mode, the main
adjustable setting aecting automated insulin delivery is Target Glucose.
Target Glucose is customizable from 110-150 mg/dL (10 mg/dL increments), and
you can create up to 8 dierent time segments per day. As you increase the Target
Glucose setting value, SmartAdjust technology will deliver less automated insulin.
Changing your Target Glucose throughout the day can be useful if:
• ere are times of the day when you are more or less sensitive to insulin (For
example you and your healthcare provider identify a time in your day when
you are more at risk of hypoglycemia which may require a higher Target
Glucose).
• You would like to gradually bring your CGM values down to a lower Target
Glucose (For example starting the system for the rst time).