- add 5 seconds to last Readings timestamp, because due to the way timestamp for libre readings is calculated, it may happen that the same reading shifts 1 or 2 seconds in next reading cycle
- add tracing, can be deleted later on
Following instructions are copied from Spike :
On your Apple Watch or the Watch app in your iOS device select the
"Modular" watch face and make sure you also select the "Calendar Complication" to be present in the middle of the watch face
Your glucose values should now start syncing to your watch when you receive your next reading from your CGM transmitter.
If by any chance you're not getting readings in your Apple Watch, go to the Watch app and under "General", "Reset"
click the "Reset Sync Data" and wait a few minutes.
When enabled, all logging can be viewed on a Mac:
- install Apple Configurator 2 on a Mac (it's not necessary to run the application)
- Open a Terminal session (on Mac click Search button top right, type 'Terminal', double click on the Terminal app)
- change directory to Downloads folder , type :
cd Downloads
- copy paste this :
/Applications/Apple\ Configurator\ 2.app/Contents/MacOS/cfgutil syslog | grep xDrip-NSLog | awk -F "xDrip-NSLog " '{print $2}' > xdriplog.txt
and press enter
Now use the app, all logging information can be found in the file xdriplog.txt
You can also leave out the redirection to file.
Johan Degraeve