NOTE: You don’t need to create a user if you’re already using Follow!
Firstly, you need to create a Follow user, the name and password doesn’t matter. Creating a user just enables the data-sharing.
Secondly, you need to enable Follow in your Dexcom app.
Open Trndi and open the settings (if they aren’t alredy showing), by right-clicking and choosing settings (long-press for touch screens).
This is not the Dexcom Share username - it’s the account you log-in to Clarity and the app with
Now close the window, then close Trndi (if it doesn’t close itself) and start it again.
Personal limits and goals, such as “values over 10.5 are high”, are not provided by the Dexcom servers.
Trndi will, by default, assume values are high over 8.9mmol/L (160mg/dL), and low under 3.3 (60mg/dL). You can however set personal levels in the settings, under the Customization tab.
In addition to “High over” and “Low under” alarms, Trndi can also use a “personal range.” Originally a NightScout feature, it allows you to set a smaller target range within the high/low range.
This can be summarized as “While 8.9 mmol/L is high, 3 is low, my personal target is 6.0-8.2”.
As a result, you get an earlier indication before your levels actually reach “High/Low”. If you turn color in the “Time-in-rage” config tab on, this can be shown on your graph’s background.
The personal levels can be set in the settings, under the Time-in-range tab; “Override custom range”.