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✏️ Fix Typos
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ebouchut authored Mar 8, 2024
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/build/pump.md
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The DASH system has the newer, slimmer locked-android Personal Diabetes Manager (PDM) and built-in BLE communications in the pod, so there is no requirement for a RileyLink compatible device.

**A RileyLink-compatible device is not required to use DASH wioth the *Loop* app. The communication with your iPhone uses Bluetooth.**
**A RileyLink-compatible device is not required to use DASH with the *Loop* app. The communication with your iPhone uses Bluetooth.**

`Loop 3.0` and later works with DASH pods. If your version of the *Loop* app is 2.2.9 or earlier, you cannot use DASH pods.

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### <span translate="no">Apple Keychain</span>

If you are using a iPhone or Mac to issue remote commands through a browser or *Nightscout* app, you can use the &nbsp;<span translate="no">Apple Keychain</span>&nbsp; which has native support to store passwords and generate one-time passwords.
If you are using an iPhone or a Mac to issue remote commands through a browser or *Nightscout* app, you can use the &nbsp;<span translate="no">Apple Keychain</span>&nbsp; which has native support to store passwords and generate one-time passwords.

To setup your *Nightscout* credentials in &nbsp;<span translate="no">Apple Keychain</span>:
To set up your *Nightscout* credentials in &nbsp;<span translate="no">Apple Keychain</span>:

On the Caregivers device (iPhone or Mac):

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* This is where you can scan your QR code from the&nbsp;_<span translate="no">Loop</span>_&nbsp;phone or the saved QR screenshot
* As soon as the camera reads the QR code, an OTP will begin to appear
* If the&nbsp;_<span translate="no">Loop</span>_&nbsp;phone is handy, wait a cycle or two and ensure the 6-digit OTP on the password screen matches that on the&nbsp;_<span translate="no">Loop</span>_&nbsp;phone and they update at the same time
* Click Passwords on upper left to return to the prevous screen
* Click Passwords on the upper left to return to the previous screen
* Select Passwords Options
* Enable the `Autofill Passwords` and check `Keychain`

### Using Safari

* When you use Safari to view your Looper's *Nightscout* site and choose the Careportal (:material-plus-thick:)
* Choose a remote command from Event Type drop-down menu (remote commands are at the bottom of the list)
* Choose a remote command from the Event Type drop-down menu (remote commands are at the bottom of the list)
* The OTP will be offered to you for every row - ignore it when entering Carb amount or Absorption Time, or Bolus Amount
* Select it for the OTP row
* Note that OTP is not required for Remote Overrides - leave that row blank

### Other Authentication Apps

There are other Authentication apps available. Here’s a few options that you can download from your phone’s app store:
There are other Authentication apps available. Here are a few options that you can download from your phone’s app store:

* *1Password*
* *Authenticator*
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Any Caregiver entering remote carbohydrates needs to be aware of how Nightscout decides what carbohydrates treatments are unique. If two entries have the same hour:minute:second time, Nightscout keeps only one of the entries.

* It does not affect how the *Loop* app handles the remote carbohydrate entries it recieves
* It does not affect how the *Loop* app handles the remote carbohydrate entries it receives
* The *Loop* app assigns a unique identifier to each entry; it doesn't depend just on the timestamp
* It will affect *Nightscout* and thus *LoopCaregiver* displays
* This might lead to the Caregiver thinking they need to send the remote carbohydrate again
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* Fill out the treatment log until you get to the OTP row
* When using Safari, the OTP code is automatically offered - might need to tap twice
* For other authentication apps (Authenticator, 1Password, etc)
* Tap on the code in the authentication app and copy to your clipboard
* In Nightscout and paste that code into the OTP box
* Tap on the code in the authentication app and copy it to your clipboard
* In Nightscout, paste that code into the OTP box
* Click “Submit Form”

Note that Loop will honor both the current OTP code and the one that just expired.
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Consider a desired total bolus $(BolusTotal)$ given over an extended time with a prompt amount $(PromptAmount)$ now and the balance $(Balance)$ delivered over the next $(H)$ hours with a current scheduled basal rate $(BR)$.

First the equations to calcuate the desired rate $(MTB)$ to enter into the <code>Manual Temp Basal</code> menu and then an example.
First the equations to calculate the desired rate $(MTB)$ to enter into the <code>Manual Temp Basal</code> menu and then an example.

$$ Balance = BolusTotal - PromptAmount $$

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