Merge pull request #260 from MikePlante1/threshold_typo

`Minimum Safety Threshold` update

FreeAPS/Resources/json/defaults/preferences.json

@@ -49,6 +49,6 @@
  "tddAdjBasal" : false,
  "enableSMB_high_bg" : false,
  "enableSMB_high_bg_target" : 110,
- "threshold_setting" : 65,
+ "threshold_setting" : 60,
  "updateInterval" : 20
 }

FreeAPS/Sources/Localizations/Main/ar.lproj/Localizable.strings

@@ -2074,10 +2074,10 @@ Enact a temp Basal or a temp target */
 "Use a sigmoid function for ISF (and for CR, when enabled), instead of the default Logarithmic formula. Requires the Dynamic ISF setting to be enabled in settings\n\nThe Adjustment setting adjusts the slope of the curve (Y: Dynamic ratio, X: Blood Glucose). A lower value ==> less steep == less aggressive.\n\nThe autosens.min/max settings determines both the max/min limits for the dynamic ratio AND how much the dynamic ratio is adjusted. If AF is the slope of the curve, the autosens.min/max is the height of the graph, the Y-interval, where Y: dynamic ratio. The curve will always have a sigmoid shape, no matter which autosens.min/max settings are used, meaning these settings have big consequences for the outcome of the computed dynamic ISF. Please be careful setting a too high autosens.max value. With a proper profile ISF setting, you will probably never need it to be higher than 1.5\n\nAn Autosens.max limit > 1.5 is not advisable when using the sigmoid function." = "Use a sigmoid function for ISF (and for CR, when enabled), instead of the default Logarithmic formula. Requires the Dynamic ISF setting to be enabled in settings\n\nThe Adjustment setting adjusts the slope of the curve (Y: Dynamic ratio, X: Blood Glucose). A lower value ==> less steep == less aggressive.\n\nThe autosens.min/max settings determines both the max/min limits for the dynamic ratio AND how much the dynamic ratio is adjusted. If AF is the slope of the curve, the autosens.min/max is the height of the graph, the Y-interval, where Y: dynamic ratio. The curve will always have a sigmoid shape, no matter which autosens.min/max settings are used, meaning these settings have big consequences for the outcome of the computed dynamic ISF. Please be careful setting a too high autosens.max value. With a proper profile ISF setting, you will probably never need it to be higher than 1.5\n\nAn Autosens.max limit > 1.5 is not advisable when using the sigmoid function.";
 
 /* Headline Threshold Setting */
-"Threshold Setting" = "Threshold Setting";
+"Minimum Safety Threshold (mg/dL)" = "Minimum Safety Threshold (mg/dL)";
 
-/* Threshold Setting */
-"The default threshold in Trio depends on your current minimum BG target, as follows:\n\nIf your minimum BG target = 90 mg/dl -> threshold = 65 mg/dl,\n\nif minimum BG target = 100 mg/dl -> threshold = 70 mg/dl,\n\nminimum BG target = 110 mg/dl -> threshold = 75 mg/dl,\n\nand if minimum BG target = 130 mg/dl -> threshold = 85 mg/dl.\n\nThis setting allows you to change the default to a higher threshold for looping with dynISF. Valid values are 65 mg/dl<= Threshold Setting <= 120 mg/dl." = "The default threshold in Trio depends on your current minimum BG target, as follows:\n\nIf your minimum BG target = 90 mg/dl -> threshold = 65 mg/dl,\n\nif minimum BG target = 100 mg/dl -> threshold = 70 mg/dl,\n\nminimum BG target = 110 mg/dl -> threshold = 75 mg/dl,\n\nand if minimum BG target = 130 mg/dl -> threshold = 85 mg/dl.\n\nThis setting allows you to change the default to a higher threshold for looping with dynISF. Valid values are 65 mg/dl<= Threshold Setting <= 120 mg/dl.";
+/* Minimum Safety Threshold */
+"All insulin will be suspended if your glucose is predicted to drop below the safety threshold.\n\nMust be set between 60-120 mg/dL.\nTo convert from mmol/L, multiply by 18.\n\nNote: Basal may be resumed if there's negative IOB and glucose is rising faster than predicted." = "All insulin will be suspended if your glucose is predicted to drop below the safety threshold.\n\nMust be set between 60-120 mg/dL.\nTo convert from mmol/L, multiply by 18.\n\nNote: Basal may be resumed if there's negative IOB and glucose is rising faster than predicted.";
 
 /* Header */
 "Calculator settings" = "Calculator settings";

FreeAPS/Sources/Localizations/Main/ca.lproj/Localizable.strings

@@ -1847,11 +1847,11 @@ Enact a temp Basal or a temp target */
 "Use a sigmoid function for ISF (and for CR, when enabled), instead of the default Logarithmic formula. Requires the Dynamic ISF setting to be enabled in settings\n\nThe Adjustment setting adjusts the slope of the curve (Y: Dynamic ratio, X: Blood Glucose). A lower value ==> less steep == less aggressive.\n\nThe autosens.min/max settings determines both the max/min limits for the dynamic ratio AND how much the dynamic ratio is adjusted. If AF is the slope of the curve, the autosens.min/max is the height of the graph, the Y-interval, where Y: dynamic ratio. The curve will always have a sigmoid shape, no matter which autosens.min/max settings are used, meaning these settings have big consequences for the outcome of the computed dynamic ISF. Please be careful setting a too high autosens.max value. With a proper profile ISF setting, you will probably never need it to be higher than 1.5\n\nAn Autosens.max limit > 1.5 is not advisable when using the sigmoid function." = "Use a sigmoid function for ISF (and for CR, when enabled), instead of the default Logarithmic formula. Requires the Dynamic ISF setting to be enabled in settings\n\nThe Adjustment setting adjusts the slope of the curve (Y: Dynamic ratio, X: Blood Glucose). A lower value ==> less steep == less aggressive.\n\nThe autosens.min/max settings determines both the max/min limits for the dynamic ratio AND how much the dynamic ratio is adjusted. If AF is the slope of the curve, the autosens.min/max is the height of the graph, the Y-interval, where Y: dynamic ratio. The curve will always have a sigmoid shape, no matter which autosens.min/max settings are used, meaning these settings have big consequences for the outcome of the computed dynamic ISF. Please be careful setting a too high autosens.max value. With a proper profile ISF setting, you will probably never need it to be higher than 1.5\n\nAn Autosens.max limit > 1.5 is not advisable when using the sigmoid function.";
 
 
-/* Headline "Threshold Setting" */
-"Threshold Setting (mg/dl)" = "Threshold Setting (mg/dl)";
+/* Headline Threshold Setting */
+"Minimum Safety Threshold (mg/dL)" = "Minimum Safety Threshold (mg/dL)";
 
-/* Threshold Setting */
-"The default threshold in Trio depends on your current minimum BG target, as follows:\n\nIf your minimum BG target = 90 mg/dl -> threshold = 65 mg/dl,\n\nif minimum BG target = 100 mg/dl -> threshold = 70 mg/dl,\n\nminimum BG target = 110 mg/dl -> threshold = 75 mg/dl,\n\nand if minimum BG target = 130 mg/dl -> threshold = 85 mg/dl.\n\nThis setting allows you to change the default to a higher threshold for looping with dynISF. Valid values are 65 mg/dl<= Threshold Setting <= 120 mg/dl." = "The default threshold in Trio depends on your current minimum BG target, as follows:\n\nIf your minimum BG target = 90 mg/dl -> threshold = 65 mg/dl,\n\nif minimum BG target = 100 mg/dl -> threshold = 70 mg/dl,\n\nminimum BG target = 110 mg/dl -> threshold = 75 mg/dl,\n\nand if minimum BG target = 130 mg/dl -> threshold = 85 mg/dl.\n\nThis setting allows you to change the default to a higher threshold for looping with dynISF. Valid values are 65 mg/dl<= Threshold Setting <= 120 mg/dl.";
+/* Minimum Safety Threshold */
+"All insulin will be suspended if your glucose is predicted to drop below the safety threshold.\n\nMust be set between 60-120 mg/dL.\nTo convert from mmol/L, multiply by 18.\n\nNote: Basal may be resumed if there's negative IOB and glucose is rising faster than predicted." = "All insulin will be suspended if your glucose is predicted to drop below the safety threshold.\n\nMust be set between 60-120 mg/dL.\nTo convert from mmol/L, multiply by 18.\n\nNote: Basal may be resumed if there's negative IOB and glucose is rising faster than predicted.";
 
 /* Headline "Weighted Average of TDD. Weight of past 24 hours:" */
 "Weighted Average of TDD. Weight of past 24 hours:" = "Weighted Average of TDD. Weight of past 24 hours:";

FreeAPS/Sources/Localizations/Main/da.lproj/Localizable.strings

@@ -2074,10 +2074,10 @@ Enact a temp Basal or a temp target */
 "Use a sigmoid function for ISF (and for CR, when enabled), instead of the default Logarithmic formula. Requires the Dynamic ISF setting to be enabled in settings\n\nThe Adjustment setting adjusts the slope of the curve (Y: Dynamic ratio, X: Blood Glucose). A lower value ==> less steep == less aggressive.\n\nThe autosens.min/max settings determines both the max/min limits for the dynamic ratio AND how much the dynamic ratio is adjusted. If AF is the slope of the curve, the autosens.min/max is the height of the graph, the Y-interval, where Y: dynamic ratio. The curve will always have a sigmoid shape, no matter which autosens.min/max settings are used, meaning these settings have big consequences for the outcome of the computed dynamic ISF. Please be careful setting a too high autosens.max value. With a proper profile ISF setting, you will probably never need it to be higher than 1.5\n\nAn Autosens.max limit > 1.5 is not advisable when using the sigmoid function." = "Use a sigmoid function for ISF (and for CR, when enabled), instead of the default Logarithmic formula. Requires the Dynamic ISF setting to be enabled in settings\n\nThe Adjustment setting adjusts the slope of the curve (Y: Dynamic ratio, X: Blood Glucose). A lower value ==> less steep == less aggressive.\n\nThe autosens.min/max settings determines both the max/min limits for the dynamic ratio AND how much the dynamic ratio is adjusted. If AF is the slope of the curve, the autosens.min/max is the height of the graph, the Y-interval, where Y: dynamic ratio. The curve will always have a sigmoid shape, no matter which autosens.min/max settings are used, meaning these settings have big consequences for the outcome of the computed dynamic ISF. Please be careful setting a too high autosens.max value. With a proper profile ISF setting, you will probably never need it to be higher than 1.5\n\nAn Autosens.max limit > 1.5 is not advisable when using the sigmoid function.";
 
 /* Headline Threshold Setting */
-"Threshold Setting" = "Threshold Setting";
+"Minimum Safety Threshold (mg/dL)" = "Minimum Safety Threshold (mg/dL)";
 
-/* Threshold Setting */
-"The default threshold in Trio depends on your current minimum BG target, as follows:\n\nIf your minimum BG target = 90 mg/dl -> threshold = 65 mg/dl,\n\nif minimum BG target = 100 mg/dl -> threshold = 70 mg/dl,\n\nminimum BG target = 110 mg/dl -> threshold = 75 mg/dl,\n\nand if minimum BG target = 130 mg/dl -> threshold = 85 mg/dl.\n\nThis setting allows you to change the default to a higher threshold for looping with dynISF. Valid values are 65 mg/dl<= Threshold Setting <= 120 mg/dl." = "The default threshold in Trio depends on your current minimum BG target, as follows:\n\nIf your minimum BG target = 90 mg/dl -> threshold = 65 mg/dl,\n\nif minimum BG target = 100 mg/dl -> threshold = 70 mg/dl,\n\nminimum BG target = 110 mg/dl -> threshold = 75 mg/dl,\n\nand if minimum BG target = 130 mg/dl -> threshold = 85 mg/dl.\n\nThis setting allows you to change the default to a higher threshold for looping with dynISF. Valid values are 65 mg/dl<= Threshold Setting <= 120 mg/dl.";
+/* Minimum Safety Threshold */
+"All insulin will be suspended if your glucose is predicted to drop below the safety threshold.\n\nMust be set between 60-120 mg/dL.\nTo convert from mmol/L, multiply by 18.\n\nNote: Basal may be resumed if there's negative IOB and glucose is rising faster than predicted." = "All insulin will be suspended if your glucose is predicted to drop below the safety threshold.\n\nMust be set between 60-120 mg/dL.\nTo convert from mmol/L, multiply by 18.\n\nNote: Basal may be resumed if there's negative IOB and glucose is rising faster than predicted.";
 
 /* Header */
 "Calculator settings" = "Calculator settings";

FreeAPS/Sources/Localizations/Main/de.lproj/Localizable.strings

@@ -2077,10 +2077,10 @@ Enact a temp Basal or a temp target */
 "Use a sigmoid function for ISF (and for CR, when enabled), instead of the default Logarithmic formula. Requires the Dynamic ISF setting to be enabled in settings\n\nThe Adjustment setting adjusts the slope of the curve (Y: Dynamic ratio, X: Blood Glucose). A lower value ==> less steep == less aggressive.\n\nThe autosens.min/max settings determines both the max/min limits for the dynamic ratio AND how much the dynamic ratio is adjusted. If AF is the slope of the curve, the autosens.min/max is the height of the graph, the Y-interval, where Y: dynamic ratio. The curve will always have a sigmoid shape, no matter which autosens.min/max settings are used, meaning these settings have big consequences for the outcome of the computed dynamic ISF. Please be careful setting a too high autosens.max value. With a proper profile ISF setting, you will probably never need it to be higher than 1.5\n\nAn Autosens.max limit > 1.5 is not advisable when using the sigmoid function." = "Verwenden Sie eine sigmoid Funktion für ISF (und für CR, wenn aktiviert), anstelle der Standard-logarithmischen Formel. Erfordert die Aktivierung der dynamischen ISF-Einstellung in den Einstellungen\n\nDie Veränderungsanpassung passt die Neigung der Kurve an (Y: Dynamisches Verhältnis, X: Blutzucker). Ein niedrigerer Wert ==> weniger steil == weniger aggressiv.\n\nDie autosens.min/max Einstellungen bestimmen sowohl die max/min Grenzen für das dynamische Verhältnis UND wie sehr das dynamische Verhältnis angepasst wird. Wenn AF ist der Hang der Kurve, die Autosen. in/max ist die Höhe des Diagramms, das Y-Intervall, wo Y: dynamisches Verhältnis. Die Kurve hat immer eine S-Form, egal welche autosense.min/max Einstellungen verwendet werden, was bedeutet, dass diese Einstellungen große Folgen für das Ergebnis des berechneten dynamischen ISF haben. Bitte sei vorsichtig, einen zu hohen autosens.max Wert zu setzen. Mit einer korrekten Profil-ISF-Einstellung werden Sie wahrscheinlich nie mehr als 1 benötigen.\n\nEin Autosens.max Limit > 1.5 ist nicht ratsam, wenn Sie die sigmoid Funktion benutzen.";
 
 /* Headline Threshold Setting */
-"Threshold Setting" = "Grenzwert-Einstellungen";
+"Minimum Safety Threshold (mg/dL)" = "Minimum Safety Threshold (mg/dL)";
 
-/* Threshold Setting */
-"The default threshold in Trio depends on your current minimum BG target, as follows:\n\nIf your minimum BG target = 90 mg/dl -> threshold = 65 mg/dl,\n\nif minimum BG target = 100 mg/dl -> threshold = 70 mg/dl,\n\nminimum BG target = 110 mg/dl -> threshold = 75 mg/dl,\n\nand if minimum BG target = 130 mg/dl -> threshold = 85 mg/dl.\n\nThis setting allows you to change the default to a higher threshold for looping with dynISF. Valid values are 65 mg/dl<= Threshold Setting <= 120 mg/dl." = "Der Standardschwellenwert in Trio hängt von Ihrem aktuellen Minimum für BG ab, wie folgt:\n\nWenn Ihr Minimum BG Ziel = 90 mg/dl -> Schwellenwert = 65 mg/dl,\n\nwenn Minimum BG Ziel = 100 mg/dl -> Schwellenwert = 70 mg/dl,\n\nMinimum BG Ziel = 110 mg/dl -> Schwellenwert = 75 mg/dl,\n\nund wenn Minimum BG Ziel = 130 mg/dl -> Schwellenwert = 85 mg/dl.\n\nMit dieser Einstellung können Sie die Standardeinstellung auf einen höheren Schwellenwert für die Schleife mit dynISF ändern. Gültige Werte sind 65 mg/dl<= Grenzwert <= 120 mg/dl.";
+/* Minimum Safety Threshold */
+"All insulin will be suspended if your glucose is predicted to drop below the safety threshold.\n\nMust be set between 60-120 mg/dL.\nTo convert from mmol/L, multiply by 18.\n\nNote: Basal may be resumed if there's negative IOB and glucose is rising faster than predicted." = "All insulin will be suspended if your glucose is predicted to drop below the safety threshold.\n\nMust be set between 60-120 mg/dL.\nTo convert from mmol/L, multiply by 18.\n\nNote: Basal may be resumed if there's negative IOB and glucose is rising faster than predicted.";
 
 /* Header */
 "Calculator settings" = "Berechnungseinstellungen";

FreeAPS/Sources/Localizations/Main/en.lproj/Localizable.strings

@@ -2078,10 +2078,10 @@ Enact a temp Basal or a temp target */
 "Use a sigmoid function for ISF (and for CR, when enabled), instead of the default Logarithmic formula. Requires the Dynamic ISF setting to be enabled in settings\n\nThe Adjustment setting adjusts the slope of the curve (Y: Dynamic ratio, X: Blood Glucose). A lower value ==> less steep == less aggressive.\n\nThe autosens.min/max settings determines both the max/min limits for the dynamic ratio AND how much the dynamic ratio is adjusted. If AF is the slope of the curve, the autosens.min/max is the height of the graph, the Y-interval, where Y: dynamic ratio. The curve will always have a sigmoid shape, no matter which autosens.min/max settings are used, meaning these settings have big consequences for the outcome of the computed dynamic ISF. Please be careful setting a too high autosens.max value. With a proper profile ISF setting, you will probably never need it to be higher than 1.5\n\nAn Autosens.max limit > 1.5 is not advisable when using the sigmoid function." = "Use a sigmoid function for ISF (and for CR, when enabled), instead of the default Logarithmic formula. Requires the Dynamic ISF setting to be enabled in settings\n\nThe Adjustment setting adjusts the slope of the curve (Y: Dynamic ratio, X: Blood Glucose). A lower value ==> less steep == less aggressive.\n\nThe autosens.min/max settings determines both the max/min limits for the dynamic ratio AND how much the dynamic ratio is adjusted. If AF is the slope of the curve, the autosens.min/max is the height of the graph, the Y-interval, where Y: dynamic ratio. The curve will always have a sigmoid shape, no matter which autosens.min/max settings are used, meaning these settings have big consequences for the outcome of the computed dynamic ISF. Please be careful setting a too high autosens.max value. With a proper profile ISF setting, you will probably never need it to be higher than 1.5\n\nAn Autosens.max limit > 1.5 is not advisable when using the sigmoid function.";
 
 /* Headline Threshold Setting */
-"Threshold Setting" = "Threshold Setting";
+"Minimum Safety Threshold (mg/dL)" = "Minimum Safety Threshold (mg/dL)";
 
-/* Threshold Setting */
-"The default threshold in Trio depends on your current minimum BG target, as follows:\n\nIf your minimum BG target = 90 mg/dl -> threshold = 65 mg/dl,\n\nif minimum BG target = 100 mg/dl -> threshold = 70 mg/dl,\n\nminimum BG target = 110 mg/dl -> threshold = 75 mg/dl,\n\nand if minimum BG target = 130 mg/dl -> threshold = 85 mg/dl.\n\nThis setting allows you to change the default to a higher threshold for looping with dynISF. Valid values are 65 mg/dl<= Threshold Setting <= 120 mg/dl." = "The default threshold in Trio depends on your current minimum BG target, as follows:\n\nIf your minimum BG target = 90 mg/dl -> threshold = 65 mg/dl,\n\nif minimum BG target = 100 mg/dl -> threshold = 70 mg/dl,\n\nminimum BG target = 110 mg/dl -> threshold = 75 mg/dl,\n\nand if minimum BG target = 130 mg/dl -> threshold = 85 mg/dl.\n\nThis setting allows you to change the default to a higher threshold for looping with dynISF. Valid values are 65 mg/dl<= Threshold Setting <= 120 mg/dl.";
+/* Minimum Safety Threshold */
+"All insulin will be suspended if your glucose is predicted to drop below the safety threshold.\n\nMust be set between 60-120 mg/dL.\nTo convert from mmol/L, multiply by 18.\n\nNote: Basal may be resumed if there's negative IOB and glucose is rising faster than predicted." = "All insulin will be suspended if your glucose is predicted to drop below the safety threshold.\n\nMust be set between 60-120 mg/dL.\nTo convert from mmol/L, multiply by 18.\n\nNote: Basal may be resumed if there's negative IOB and glucose is rising faster than predicted.";
 
 /* Header */
 "Calculator settings" = "Calculator settings";