Configuration:
- added delay for Bolus delivery
- added choice for decoding (done on RL or in software)
Code:
- encoding DailyTotals for 522 and 523
- some minor fixes reported by Crashalytics
- refactoring history
- added history display
- changes to delivering Bolus (canceling)
- started adding 6b4b hardware decoding
- added DailyTotalsDTO and started with work on parsing (522 done)
- split encoding into 3 classes, and added exception when encoding fails
- added code for retries, when in communication with pump
- added analysis of history data for several occassions (profile changed, configuration changed, etc)
- little refactoring all arround
- Added history reading and parsing
- Added evaulation of history data (still work in progress)
- Added custom actions (#1455), so that we can manually do "Wake Up and Tune" (new button in actions)
- Started decoding DailyTotals records (need TDD for bolus and basal).
- little change in scanning
- added error checking into RadioResponse and BasalProfile, also added events
- disabled quick scan
- synchronized RileyLink state changes
- proofed MedtronicConverter
- fixed 10 errors found on fabric
- fixed SetBasalProfile, after merge
- WakeAndTune fixed, it runs in separate thread (in task)
- Fixed Frequency scan results
- fixing connection statuses
- postprocessing fixed/extended with MedtronicUIResponseType
- Basal profile fixes
- removed code that sends wakeup on every command
- added checking if device is present
- fixed reading data when no data present (PostProcessingUI)
- work done on showing hardware in configuration (added RileyLinkSelectPreference)
- fixing configuration (in wizard)
Animas actually supports 300% TBR, but uses a different way of
displaying it:
0% is the same as 100% in AAPS.
-100% (OFF) is 0% in AAPS
200% therefore is 300% in AAPS.
Maybe there should be a better indicator for this in AAPS, but for now
this fix gives better control of the TBR values, if using the open loop.