Freestyle LibreLink Manuel D'utilisation page 18

sure you have access to a blood glucose meter.
• Make sure your smartphone's sound is set so you can hear scan sounds if you
turned those on.
• Keep in mind that the ease of scanning a Sensor may vary between devices.
Once you determine the location of the NFC (Near Field Communication)
antenna on your smartphone, you should be able to reliably scan your Sensor by
holding that area near your Sensor. You may need to adjust your scan distance
based on what clothing you are wearing. In addition to proximity and
orientation, other factors can affect NFC performance. For example, a bulky or
metallic case can interfere with the NFC signal.
1. Hold the back of your smartphone near the Sensor (this can be done over
clothing) and position the NFC antenna over the Sensor. Do not move the
smartphone until you hear the first tone and/or feel a vibration. This indicates
your smartphone and Sensor have established an NFC connection.
2. Continue holding your smartphone near the Sensor until you hear a second
tone and/or feel a vibration. This completes the scan.
Note:
• If you need help, tap HOW TO SCAN A SENSOR to view an in-app tutorial.
You can also access this later by tapping
then tapping Help.
• If your Sensor is not successfully scanned, you may receive one of these Scan
Errors:
◦ The smartphone was unable to scan the Sensor. Scan the Sensor again.
Make sure to hold the back of the smartphone near the Sensor. When you
hear the first tone or vibration, hold the smartphone still until you hear
the second tone or vibration.
◦ Another app that uses NFC was detected. In order to ensure FreeStyle
LibreLink is used to read your Sensor, you will need to launch FreeStyle
LibreLink each time before you scan. Or, if you uninstall the other NFC
app, you should be able to scan your Sensor whenever your smartphone is
unlocked.
See Troubleshooting for additional error messages.
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