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Alarms, Notifications, Communication Errors 10
PDM alarms
The PDM sounds an alarm tone in response to an internal problem or when it
detects that a Pod alarm is occurring.
PDM hazard alarms begin with a continuous vibration and, after
approximately 1.5 minutes, add a continuous audible tone.
For safety reasons, PDM alarms always progress to an audible alarm even if
the Sound/vibrate mode is set to vibrate.
PDM advisory alarms are intermittent tones, which repeat periodically until
you acknowledge them.
PDM notifications have intermittent vibrations or tones, which repeat
periodically until you acknowledge them.
See "Timing of alarms originating in the Pod" on page 134 for more information.
The Sound/vibrate button
The PDM's Sound/vibrate button, located on the upper right edge of the PDM,
controls whether the following reminders use vibrations or audible tones: Check
BG after bolus, Missed bolus, No Pod and Custom reminders.
To turn vibrations on, press and hold the lower end of the Sound/vibrate
button until the vibrate icon (
To turn sound on, press the upper end of the Sound/vibrate button until the
bell icon (
) appears on the indicator.
To increase or decrease the volume, press the upper or lower end of the
Sound/vibrate button to move the round indicator. Move the round indicator
to the left to decrease the volume. Move it to the right to increase the volume.
) appears on the indicator.
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Effective Date: 18OCT2020, PCO-000235

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