What does the Transmitter Not Found alert mean?
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If your transmitter didn’t pair with your display device and you are seeing a Transmitter Not Found alert, please try the below solutions:
- Make sure the transmitter is snapped into a sensor and is flush with the sensor pod. You should hear a click when snapping your transmitter into the sensor, and the transmitter should be sitting flush in the sensor pod.
- Transmitter tab and slot
- Make sure the transmitter SN in Settings matches the transmitter SN on the transmitter box.
- Use your meter to make treatment decisions as you will not get Dexcom G6 readings, alarm or alerts until fixed.
- App: For more information, tap Help.
Click here to view our guide on pairing and troubleshooting your G6 transmitter. For more information on the Transmitter Not found Alert, reference the Dexcom G6 User Guide.
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