I think it must be a faulty. sensor , it Bluetooths to my I phone but just won't scan if I have a signal loss , it ends in 8 days time so will just hope it's ok with a new sensor .I often find that my Libre 2 only scans sucessfully on 3rd attempt. But everything @MrsA mentioned tends to help things along unless it is a faulty sensor.
Did you try turning NFC off and on.Has anybody else ever had a problem with their libre working ok but refusing to physically scan ?
Scanning uses the NFC and has nothing to do with Bluetooth.I think it must be a faulty. sensor , it Bluetooths to my I phone but just won't scan if I have a signal loss , it ends in 8 days time so will just hope it's ok with a new sensor .
Has anybody else ever had a problem with their libre working ok but refusing to physically scan ? sometimes if I'm out of range I get the usual out of range message and just scan to get the reading but the sensor I fitted 3 days ago and was working fine just stopped me using a physical scan , it's working fine so I can just leave it but was just wondering why this has happened .
Thanks but on my iPhone SE the nfc is always on there is is no option to switch it off or on so I will just have to keep my fingers crossed in 5 days time that the new sensor works ok .Scanning uses the NFC and has nothing to do with Bluetooth.
Have you checked you have not accidentally turned off NFC?
Or do you use it with anything else such as Apple Pay which you can check if it is still working?
(None of this has anything to do with the sensor - it is a phone setting.)
Might still be a good idea to find some other way to test NFC.Thanks but on my iPhone SE the nfc is always on there is is no option to switch it off or on
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