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With labeling of this I know that AU uses US frequencies (despite using EU model numbers), so something to keep in mind. Not sure about outside of EU, NA or AU though.
Not sure what the question is about Australian pumps. Australian Medtronic pumps use US frequencies - 915Mhz. Pump names from the back of the pump are, for example:
REF MMT-754CAL
SN PAR123456H
CONF W098
I can provide a information regarding the EU pump models and characters in SN . It will take me few days to collect the data but the people from my group respond quite fast.
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CrushingT1D commentedon Sep 30, 2016
With labeling of this I know that AU uses US frequencies (despite using EU model numbers), so something to keep in mind. Not sure about outside of EU, NA or AU though.
loudnate commentedon Sep 30, 2016
@CrushingT1D can you expand on that? Are the characters "NA" in the number for AU pumps?
CrushingT1D commentedon Oct 1, 2016
@johnmales may be able to answer this question (I am still on my US pump).
johnmales commentedon Oct 1, 2016
Not sure what the question is about Australian pumps. Australian Medtronic pumps use US frequencies - 915Mhz. Pump names from the back of the pump are, for example:
REF MMT-754CAL
SN PAR123456H
CONF W098
Let me know if I can provide any other info.
xpucuto commentedon Oct 1, 2016
I can provide a information regarding the EU pump models and characters in SN . It will take me few days to collect the data but the people from my group respond quite fast.
beached commentedon Oct 1, 2016
Sounds like Canada and Australian might be similar. US frequencies but EU models. I have a 754CML that reports as 754
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