Your data is automatically saved when you exit Diabetes Pilot Desktop - there's no need to tell Diabetes Pilot to save your data. The display in the My Records section depends on the filter settings that you have set - see Displaying Your Data for more information. When you enter a new item change an existing one, it may or may not be immediately visible in the list on the main screen. Clicking on the units or type will take you to the Details window for the record (see Recording and Editing Data below).Clicking on the note allows you to edit the note.Clicking on the value allows you to edit the value.Clicking on the category allows you to change the record's category.Clicking on the time allows you to edit the time.To edit an existing item, click on the parts of the record: You might use it to record HbA1C measurements, blood pressure, other test results, notes about how you're feeling, or anything else you'd like.įor more information on entering the details of these items see Recording and Editing Data below. You can use this type of entry to record nearly anything. Click the "Note" button to record any other type of data.Click the "BP" button to enter a blood pressure and pulse reading.Click the "Exercise" button to enter a new exercise activity.
Click the "Medication" button to enter a medication or insulin dose.Click the "Food" button to record a new food or meal.Click the "Glucose" button to record a new glucose (blood sugar) measurement.To record a new data item, click on one of the buttons at the top of the main screen: To enter new data, go the the My Records page by clicking on the My Records icon on the left side of the Diabetes Pilot window. Recording and Editing Data in the Details Window
Diabetes Pilot can track your glucose, food, medication, exercise, and nearly any other type of information that you'd like to record.
Diabetes pilot desktop how to#
This section explains how to record your data in Diabetes Pilot Desktop.
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