DKP - Diabetes Client Program 3.8

The Accu-Chek Instant blood glucose meter offers a convenient way to manage diabetes through its pairing capabilities with the DKP mobile app. To initiate this process, users must first ensure that the blood glucose meter is paired with their smartphone.

The device supports pairing with only one smartphone at a time; any attempt to pair with a second device will override the initial connection. For successful pairing, both devices should be within one meter of each other. To begin, turn on the blood glucose meter by pressing and holding the power button until the Bluetooth symbol is visible, followed by the flashing pairing and wireless symbols.

Once the blood glucose meter is powered on, users can open the DKP mobile app. A prompt will appear, allowing users to sync data from the Accu-Chek Instant device. Subsequently, users must authorize necessary accesses and input the six-digit PIN found on the back of the meter to establish the connection. A successful pairing will be confirmed by an "OK" message on the blood glucose meter. Following this, data synchronization between the meter and the DKP application will occur. In contrast, if pairing is unsuccessful, an "Err" message will be displayed.

Some smartphone models may experience delayed Bluetooth communication post-pairing, potentially leading to disconnection by the blood glucose meter before data is visible in the DKP app. In such instances, restarting the app is necessary for immediate data display; however, this inconvenience is resolved in subsequent measurements where data appears instantly.

It is important to note that each time users launch the DKP app, it automatically attempts to synchronize new data from the blood glucose meter upon reaching the home screen. This function requires both the blood glucose meter and Bluetooth mode to remain active.

The DKP app also offers synchronization capabilities with the Fitbit app, allowing users to configure data import and export settings as per their preferences.

Lastly, users should be aware that while helpful for data management, the DKP app does not function as a medical device and does not provide health advice or guidance on diabetes management. It should never be used for diabetes diagnosis or as a substitute for professional medical consultation. Users are always advised to consult their healthcare provider regarding their medical conditions and decisions.