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4. Press the left (◄) button to view the previous stored records.
Press the right (►) button to view the data averages. The words “DAY AVG”
will appear on the screen. You can also view the data averages by pressing
the right (►) button when the meter is off.
Note:
If you do not wish to view the average glucose measurements, you
can press the right (►) button again to turn off the display.
5. While in data average mode:
• If the meal marker feature is off, press the left (◄) button to switch
between the general 7, 14, 30, 60 and 90-day averages.
• If the meal marker feature is on, press the left (◄) button to switch
between the general, pre-meal and post-meal 7, 14, 30, 60 and
90-day averages.
The meter will calculate the average that you selected. The number of
records used in the DAY AVG will also appear in the display.
Note:
Pre-meal averages only include
the test results that have been marked as
“before meal”. Post-meal averages only
include the test results that have been
marked as “after meal”. General 7, 14, 30,
60 and 90-day averages include all blood
glucose results.
6. If there are fewer than 7, 14, 30, 60 and 90 days in memory, all the readings
without the pound sign (#) currently stored in memory will be averaged.
If you are using the meter for the very first time, no value will appear on
the display. This means that no records have been stored in memory. If
you have not marked any results as “before meal” or “after meal”, there will
be no value for the pre-meal or post-meal averages. This means that no
records have been stored as “before meal” or “after meal” in memory.
7. Press the right (►) button to turn off the display.
Note:
Results from quality control tests will not be included in the
averages. When viewing results in memory, the values are marked with
a pound sign (#) to show that they will not be included in the 7, 14, 30, 60
and 90-day averages.
