Devices¶

Adding devices to Trio is easy. You can only have one pump and one CGM active simultaneously. If you want to switch to another pump or CGM, delete the current device first. When you select a device, you will be guided through its setup with an on-screen guide.

Pump¶

This section asks you to select your insulin delivery system. For more information on supported pumps, you can find them under Compatible Pumps. Omnipod Eros and older Medtronic devices don't support Bluetooth. These devices require a Rileylink, OrangeLink, or EmaLink to translate communication between your phone's Bluetooth signals and the pump's radio communication signals.

During pump setup, you will be asked to choose your insulin type. This will determine your duration of insulin action and peak action time. These settings can be changed later, though it is not recommended.

CGM¶

This section asks you to choose your glucose data source. Most options are self-explanatory. For more information on supported CGMs, please visit Compatible CGMs.

Changing transmitter on Dexcom G6¶

If you are using a Dexcom G6 sensor, you must remember to change your transmitter ID in the Trio app whenever you change transmitters.

Changing Dexcom G6 or G7 sensor¶

Change the sensor through the Dexcom G6 or G7 app. Trio will automatically pick up the reading; you don't need to do anything else.

xDrip as BG source¶

xDrip is not recommended with the Trio app, as native connections to CGM are more stable.

Watch¶

This section asks you to add a watch to Trio. Apple Watch and some Garmin watches are compatible. On an Apple Watch, you can add carbs and boluses, set a temporary target, and show BG, IOB, COB, etc. Garmin watches only display data and will not let you interact by adding carbs or insulin.