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Personally I use the Trend Graph more than any other, though the Target Chart is quite useful too. Over and above the reports available such as the log book and diary, the standard graphical reports are perfectly adequate and make communication with diabetes professionals pretty straight forward.

Having said that though, data is exportable to Excel or Open Office with little bother, so custom reports are available for the geekier geeks. Reporting from the system is also pretty comprehensive, though the reports are only customisable to a certain extent and there doesn’t appear to be any way to create new custom reports. Almost everything can be printed out, emailed, or faxed directly from the current screen with relative ease. As well as all the downloaded data from the meter it’s possible to input insulin doses, events, and comments on the diary entries, as well as recording a wealth of other information such as HbA1c, blood pressure, three types of cholesterol, height, weight and a list of medications amongst other things.

Where this software really scores over its predecessor though, is the amount of data that can be stored and the additional information that can be input by the user. The Main Menu page is still a little on the clunky side, but attractive enough and easily navigable. Installing it and setting it up is frightfully easy, especially if you’ve been using Compass as you can port all your data across into 360°, making the transition pretty much seamless. Once you’ve downloaded some data, the differences in the software quickly become apparent.

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Apart from that, the communication between meter and PC is easy and quick. The downside is that this pops up a window requiring input from the user, but it pops up in the background rather than on top of all other open windows, so unless you know about it you’re left wondering what’s going on. What this light signifies though is that by placing your meter with its infra-red port pointing towards it, switching the meter to communication mode will automatically start the download. I’ve not yet found a way to switch this light off if I do I’ll let you know. Shaped a little like a cloverleaf it has an electric blue flashing light designed to induce seizures in anyone unfortunate enough to be epileptic as well as diabetic.

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The software comes with a new USB cable to replace the old one that hooked into the serial port. As always, there is no communications standard to allow any meter to access any software, manufacturers are far too proprietorial for that! Compass was created in Microsoft Access and was not so much outdated as positively prehistoric! As I’m in the lucky position of using one of the biggest, blackest, butchest and best BG meters in existence, the excellent Accu-Chek Compact Plus from Roche Diagnostics (pfft, hardly – Tim], it’s pretty obvious the software was from the same source to allow PC and meter to communicate.

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AccuTerm is the leading high performance 32 bit communications software for Windows 7 (AccuTerm is also compatible with Windows XP SP2, Vista, Server 2003 and Server 2008).ĪccuTerm has always been the technology leader in terminal emulation and now leads the way with an updated user interface, GUI development environment, full OLE/Active-X support and VBA compatible scripting language.A couple of weeks ago I mentioned that I was getting some new software for recording my diabetic data to replace my old Accu-Chek Compass software.

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