If you are wanting to make sure about the additional bolus amounts you are getting with Loop, it should be pretty easy to test. Edit the line and make it something crazy like 4 units. Build it and run it on an unattached test pod.
And then just make sure you go back to the original lines of the code before you ever use it again!
I have some of the official Dash PDM’s from Insulet. (Never have used them, not a single time! )
I can count clicks on their insertion to compare it to what is in mine with Loop.
At pod insertion I was able to count 6 clicks + 1 + 13, which is reasonable evidence that the cannulaInsertionUnits and cannulaInsertionUnitsExtra variables are working as expected.
Thanks for the confirmation!! Glad to know this as I had never paid attention to the clicks on insertion before, and had no idea I was getting 0.15U as standard priming by Loop! Seems to work for me!
I think 10 clicks is the standard that loop-dev does. The unmodified loop dev calls for 0.5u cannula fill, which is 10 clicks. When I slide the loop control to insert the cannula, I hear continuous clicks. There are 6 clicks, and immediately after the 7th click the snap of the cannula insertion, and then 3 more—total 10 clicks 0.5u fill—but because I modified the extra fill variable from 0.0 to 0.5, I get an extra 10 clicks continuing directly after the standard 10, making 20 clicks total, i.e., 0.5u+0.5u.
It was a continuous 20, and the 7th was almost simultaneous with the cannula insertion, but the cannula insertion snap followed immediately after the 7th click.
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