So, I have got the device (new Galaxy s6 android phone) I downloaded the app, and now the sensors have arrived.
Well, downloading the app was easy, but I can only see the 'How to apply the sensor' instructions so far and am hoping that when I first connect the 'phone app' to the sensor it will open another set of stuff/functions that comes as standard with the dedicated reader that Abbot sell.
IF I AM WRONG ABOUT THIS PLEASE TELL ME.
I started by shaving the area of the back of my left upper arm that I attached the sensor to (just in case) and then just followed the instructions. The sensor is bigger than I thought it would be and the plastic bits it came in seemed hi tech, intricate,very high quality and a shame to simply throw away. I was surprised at the size of the needle that the sensor has but I have to say I did not feel a thing when I attached it.
I will wait twenty four hours before I activate the sensor via the phone app as per the general advice on here and will report how that pans out ( I bet its a stress fest for me ), I am a balls up magnet for this kind of thing and pretty much worn out with learning curves. I bet I miss some crucial bit of knowledge hidden within the instructions.
Any suggestions, questions, corrections, advice or warnings most welcome before I start the sensor tomorrow, I will post anything I think may help others with regards to how my experience goes from now on.
Steve.
Well, downloading the app was easy, but I can only see the 'How to apply the sensor' instructions so far and am hoping that when I first connect the 'phone app' to the sensor it will open another set of stuff/functions that comes as standard with the dedicated reader that Abbot sell.
IF I AM WRONG ABOUT THIS PLEASE TELL ME.
I started by shaving the area of the back of my left upper arm that I attached the sensor to (just in case) and then just followed the instructions. The sensor is bigger than I thought it would be and the plastic bits it came in seemed hi tech, intricate,very high quality and a shame to simply throw away. I was surprised at the size of the needle that the sensor has but I have to say I did not feel a thing when I attached it.
I will wait twenty four hours before I activate the sensor via the phone app as per the general advice on here and will report how that pans out ( I bet its a stress fest for me ), I am a balls up magnet for this kind of thing and pretty much worn out with learning curves. I bet I miss some crucial bit of knowledge hidden within the instructions.
Any suggestions, questions, corrections, advice or warnings most welcome before I start the sensor tomorrow, I will post anything I think may help others with regards to how my experience goes from now on.
Steve.