accu-chek insight & diasend

If you are trying to get the data on to the computer from the meter you use the charging cable plug it into usb

According to this https://www.diasend.com/en/clinic the insight is compatible, perhaps have a look at the instructions

0aceone0 said:

Does any one know how to get this insight to work with diasend. My old combo worked fine but there is no infra red with the insight handset (you don't use the pump because everything is stored on handset). It works fine with the smart pix but I don't like the software. Thx in advance. Ian

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Sorry to interrupt I haven't tried it yet so am I correct in thinking the smart pix works fine with the Insight as I'm use to using the "pix" gadget ?

0aceone0 said:

I know it works at the clinic ( they have a multi meter reader). But I used diasend at home with the combo which had infra red and worked fine. The multi reader is not on sale to the public

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I've just looked at the info and it indicates that the reader is available to the public.
Give diasend a ring tomorrow and ask how you can upload the info from your pump or perhaps ring your pump helpline. If you need a reader hopefully they will send you one.
I'm not into computers at all so is there anyway that you can upload to the 360 then transfer it over to diasend?

Here you go as clear as mud to me lol https://www.diasend.com/en/patient

Ahh 360 I've got windows 8.1 the latest version and it just won't load onto it

0aceone0 said:

Yes mason. You have to update the smart pix to v2. Just wish the insight would work, at home, with diasend. Its what alder hey hospital use

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There's a version 3.01 would this be a better option for the insight or not ??

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0aceone0 said:

The pump help line were of no use. They no nothing about connecting to diasend. As for the 360 we tried for 1 1/2 hours to get that to work with no joy. You can only upload to diasend via the uploader

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Well download the uploader it's simple enough to do. Even I managed it

Roche Accu-Chek®: Insight (Use Roche Accu-Chek® Smart Pix 2) Notice the data is uploaded from the handset! 1. Connect the Smart Pix to your computer and wait for the blue indicator on the Smart Pix to start flashing slowly. 2. Connect the handset to the Smart Pix. 3. In the handset menu select “Connect to PC” and press OK. 4. Ensure that the pump is within reach of the handset. 5. The blue indicator on the Smart Pix is on while the data is being transmitted from the device to the Smart Pix. 6. The blue indicator turns itself off and both Smart Pix and device emit a sound to signal that the data is being transmitted from the Smart Pix to Uploader. Do not disconnect the Smart Pix yet! 7. Wait for Uploader to signal the upload was successful.
Spirit, Spirit Combo (Use Roche Accu-Chek®Smart Pix) Please note that a Smart Pix with version 3.02 or higher is required! 1. Connect the Smart Pix to your computer and wait for the blue indicator on the Smart Pix to start flashing slowly. 2. Put the pump in PC link mode (stop the pump and enter the PC connection menu). 3. Place the pump with its IR eye towards the Smart Pix. The blue indicator signals the data is being transmitted to the Smart Pix. 4. Wait for the blue indicator to start flashing slowly again or stop flashing altogether. 5. The data is now being transmitted from the Smart Pix to Uploader. Do not disconnect the Smart Pix yet! 6.Wait for Uploader to signal the upload was successful.

Thx CarbsRok. It is easy to download the uploader. It worked fine with my combo.
Does your SMART PIX 2 have a USB slot. I know the original smart pix did not.
If it has, were did you get it from. I asked for a smart pix 2 and accu-chek sent me the same as what I have got.

vic hill said:

hi
contact accu -check help line if they have no specs in england .they will get germany techs to phone you
i had big problems with the old 360 program on windows xp they phoned told me how to delete old 360 programs then when the new disc arrived i was able to load up new soft wear on my old xp which i used OPRA to keep going and told them why o why can you not get a program for apple mac ????
very good service over 65 mins helping me and i am good on computers
BUT THIS WAS GOOD SERVICE
ps not looking forward to going on insight if this is problems that are starting joe public are the proving ground again
vic

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Thank you vic. I like Diasend because my hospital (alder hey in Liverpool) us it.
One person on the careline said they would sentd me a smart pix 2 but it was a smart pix 1.
When I rang up to tell them I was told that the smart pix was not available to the public only to the hospitals

Found this https://www.accu-chek.co.uk/gb/myaccuchek/SmartPixSoftware_1.2.html perhaps worth a read through as does mention updates.
It seems daft to have a pump that you as the user can not upload to your own computer.

Have a look at this as well https://www.accu-chek.co.uk/gb/products/datadevices/index.html looks as if you can upgrade your software.

Hi I had the same problem with my accu chek expert expert with smart pix and diasend. The smart pix software was fine just wasn't detected by diasend. I uninstalled all the smart pix software and drivers and started from scratch which worked. Also make sure you have the latest smart pix software, check the website, I'll get a link up soon.

I have spoken to Roche's pump careline this morning, and they confirmed that we need to use the "Smart Pix 2" to upload data from the Insight handset to the Diasend software. They told me that the Smart Pix 2 costs £95, although some hospital trusts will pay for this. I am interested to see that other people have said that Smart Pix 2 is not generally available to the public, as I am also unable to find it on Roche's website: all searches turn up a picture of the original infrared Smart Pix (which we already have, and cannot be used with the Insight handset due to having no USB input port). I am contacting my son's hospital clinic to see what to do, as they specifically asked us to use Diasend to upload data from my son's meter.