Amount of charge left in the pump battery. This example shows pump battery is at 100%.

A CGM sensor session is active, and the transmitter is communicating (black icon) with the pump. Or, a CGM sensor session is active, but the transmitter is not communicating (gray background) with the pump.

A CGM calibration is required by the pump.

A system reminder, alert, error, or alarm is active.

All insulin deliveries are stopped.

A bolus is being delivered.

Control-IQ technology is delivering an automatic correction bolus (or an automatic bolus).

Basal insulin is programmed and being delivered.

A temporary basal rate is active.

A basal rate of 0 u/hr is active.

A temporary basal rate of 0 u/hr is active.

Basal-IQ technology is currently active. All insulin deliveries have been suspended.

Control-IQ is decreasing basal insulin delivery

Control-IQ is increasing basal insulin delivery.

Amount of insulin remaining in the cartridge. This example shows pump cartridge has +240 units.

Most recent 5-minute CGM glucose reading in the pump.  This example means last glucose reading was 141mg/dL.  This number will also vary on color depending on whether you are below your system-set low threshold (red), in range (black), or above your system-set high threshold (orange).

Last glucose reading older than 59 minutes. This example shows last CGM glucose reading was 141mg/dL. The time of the reading is displayed below the glucose value.

Last CGM glucose reading at or below system-set threshold of 39mg/dL.

Last CGM glucose reading at or above system-set threshold of 400 mg/dL.

Glucose trend based on last set of glucose readings. These arrows will vary in direction depending on how quickly CGM glucose readings are rising/falling (double arrows represent the fastest incline/decline rate). They will also vary on color depending on whether you are below your system-set low threshold (red), in range (black), or above your system-set high threshold (orange).

Insulin On Board for pumps using Control-IQ technology:

Denotes the units of insulin active in a user’s body, based on both basal insulin and insulin boluses. A 0 units base rate starts at the personal profile basal rate, however, when Control-IQ technology increases basal insulin, or issues a correction bolus, Insulin On Board will increase, therefore, this value can change every 5 minutes.

The Insulin On Board (IOB) Time Remaining, which indicates how long the total units of insulin from food and correction boluses will be active in the body, is not displayed when Control-IQ technology is enabled due to the variability of insulin delivery when automatically responding to CGM values.

Insulin On Board for pumps not using Control-IQ technology:

Denotes the units of insulin active in a user’s body and the time that insulin will remain active, based on Personal Profile settings defined in the pump. The progress bar will be completely filled in with blue after a bolus has been delivered and will reveal grey as IOB burns down.

CGM glucose readings, orange means above user-set threshold, green means in range, red means below user-set threshold.  Note, glucose thresholds are set by the user within the app and are NOT representative of the pump’s glucose alert settings seen in the image above.

BG readings, orange means above user-set threshold, green means in range, red means below user-set threshold. When the circle’s edge is jagged it means the reading was in range. Note, glucose thresholds are set by the user within the app and are NOT representative of the pump’s glucose alert settings. This example shows a BG reading of 107mg/dL was entered into the pump, which was in range.

Basal insulin. This example shows a 1.0 u/hr basal rate.

Bolus. This example shows the pump delivered a 4.6 unit bolus.

Extended bolus. This example shows the pump delivered a 2.5 unit extended bolus.

Control-IQ technology delivered an Automatic Correction Bolus. This example shows the pump delivered a 4.6 unit Automatic Correction Bolus.

Insulin suspension (manual, Basal-IQ technology, or Control-IQ technology).

This example shows a 0.2 u/hr temporary basal rate.

Pump time changed.

Pump connection lost

The exercise activity is enabled.

The sleep activity is enabled.

User set personal profile.

Displays date and time of last sensor started.

A CGM calibration is required by the pump.

A CGM sensor session is active, and the transmitter is communicating (black icon) with the pump. Or, a CGM sensor session is active, but the transmitter is not communicating (gray background) with the pump.

Basal insulin is programmed and being delivered.

A temporary basal rate is active.

A temporary basal rate of 0 u/hr is active.

A basal rate of 0 u/hr is active.

All insulin deliveries are stopped.

Basal-IQ technology is currently active. All insulin deliveries have been suspended.

Control-IQ is decreasing basal insulin delivery

Control-IQ is increasing basal insulin delivery.

A bolus is being delivered.

Control-IQ technology is delivering an automatic correction bolus (or an automatic bolus).

Basal-IQ technology is enabled and the pump is delivering the active Personal Profile basal rate.  Or, Control-IQ is enabled but not actively increasing or decreasing basal insulin delivery.

Control-IQ technology is increasing basal insulin delivery.

Control-IQ technology is decreasing basal insulin delivery.

Basal-IQ technology is enabled and active, all insulin deliveries have been suspended. Or, Control-IQ technology has stopped basal insulin delivery.