Connectivity
If desired, data can be transferred by USB cable from the meter to diabetes management software on a PC or on the web.
Yes, at least 720 results will remain in the meter’s memory at all times, despite the transfer of data to the diabetes management software.
Yes. BG results and diabetes data transferred from the meter to the the diabetes management software are stored in the software. You can view this data when the meter is off and not actively connected via USB.
Yes, at least 720 results will remain in the meter’s memory at all times, despite the transfer of data to an app or online portal.
Yes. BG results and diabetes data transferred from the meter to the app are stored in the app. You can view this data when the meter is off and not actively connected via Bluetooth.
No, there is no WiFi or NFC connectivity with the meter.
Yes, the Accu‑Chek Instant S meter connects to the Accu‑Chek Smart Pix system using a standard USB cable. There is no need for an extra dongle. Once connected to a computer, the user then can transfer data, set the meter time and date, and set target ranges.
Yes, but the Accu-Chek Connect Online system has been made obsolete. Please contact Customer Care at 080076243 (Mon to Fri 09am to 05pm) to receive guidance.
No
The meters can transfer results using Bluetooth Low Energy to compatible smartphone apps like mySugr. Additionally, the micro‑USB can be used with compatible diabetes management solutions such as the Accu‑Chek Smart Pix device and the Accu‑Chek Smart Pix software.
The Accu‑Chek Instant meter and mobile device must be within 3 meters for the automatic data transfer to occur. If the distance between the devices exceeds 3 meters during BG test(s), any new meter data will synchronise with the app when the devices are within range and Bluetooth is turned on.
When the meter is paired with the mySugr app, each BG result will be transferred automatically, once the app is opened. However, the meter and smartphone must be within 3 meters to transfer successfully. If the app is not open, the BG value will not be transferred automatically. However, with the next successful import, all BG values will be imported. There is not any loss of data.
Yes, at least 720 results will remain in the meter’s memory at all times, despite the transfer of data to an app or online portal.
Yes. BG results and diabetes data transferred from the meter to the app are stored in the app. You can view this data when the meter is off and not actively connected via Bluetooth.
The Accu‑Chek Instant meter can only pair and synchronise data with one Bluetooth enabled device at a time. Once the meter has been paired, pairing with a new device will overwrite the original pairing.
iOS users can pair a maximum of three BG meters. Android devices allow a maximum of one meter to pair.
When you create your mySugr account, your data is stored with that account in a secure and compliant manner. If you change mobile devices or have to re‑install the mySugr app, pair your meter to the app. Data synchronisation with the app happens automatically as soon as the app has connection to the internet, users don’t have to do manual backups.
The Accu‑Chek Instant meter implements BLE Pass Key Pairing security.
No, there is no WiFi or NFC connectivity with the meter. However, the Accu‑Chek Instant meter connects to the mySugr app on the PwD’s smartphone via BLE.
No, that’s not possible. Users can access their mySugr accounts through the app, available for Android and iOS.
Yes, the Accu‑Chek Instant meter connects to the Accu‑Chek Smart Pix system using a standard USB cable. There is no need for an extra dongle. Once connected to a computer, the user then can transfer data, set the meter time and date, and set target ranges.
Yes
No
Android & iPhone can be used.
Check out this link for the article called "Reduction of eHbA1c with the help of our app"
There is also an article on mySugr.com/help to explain how eHbA1c is calculated in the app here
The meters can transfer results using Bluetooth Low Energy to compatible smartphone apps like mySugr. Additionally, the micro‑USB can be used with compatible diabetes management solutions such as the Accu‑Chek Smart Pix device and the Accu‑Chek Smart Pix software.
The Accu‑Chek Instant meter and mobile device must be within 3 meters for the automatic data transfer to occur. If the distance between the devices exceeds 3 meters during BG test(s), any new meter data will synchronise with the app when the devices are within range and Bluetooth is turned on.
When the meter is paired with the mySugr app, each BG result will be transferred automatically, once the app is opened. However, the meter and smartphone must be within 3 meters to transfer successfully. If the app is not open, the BG value will not be transferred automatically. However, with the next successful import, all BG values will be imported. There is not any loss of data.
Yes, at least 720 results will remain in the meter’s memory at all times, despite the transfer of data to an app or online portal.
Yes. BG results and diabetes data transferred from the meter to the app are stored in the app. You can view this data when the meter is off and not actively connected via Bluetooth.
The Accu‑Chek Instant meter can only pair and synchronise data with one Bluetooth enabled device at a time. Once the meter has been paired, pairing with a new device will overwrite the original pairing.
iOS users can pair a maximum of three BG meters. Android devices allow a maximum of one meter to pair.
When you create your mySugr account, your data is stored with that account in a secure and compliant manner. If you change mobile devices or have to re‑install the mySugr app, pair your meter to the app. Data synchronisation with the app happens automatically as soon as the app has connection to the internet, users don’t have to do manual backups.
The Accu‑Chek Instant meter implements BLE Pass Key Pairing security.
No, there is no WiFi or NFC connectivity with the meter. However, the Accu‑Chek Instant meter connects to the mySugr app on the PwD’s smartphone via BLE.
No, that’s not possible. Users can access their mySugr accounts through the app, available for Android and iOS.
Yes, the Accu‑Chek Instant meter connects to the Accu‑Chek Smart Pix system using a standard USB cable. There is no need for an extra dongle. Once connected to a computer, the user then can transfer data, set the meter time and date, and set target ranges.
Yes
No
Android & iPhone can be used.
Check out this link for the article called "Reduction of eHbA1c with the help of our app"
There is also an article on mySugr.com/help to explain how eHbA1c is calculated in the app here
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