Trio/FreeAPS/Sources/Localizations/Main/el.lproj/Localizable.strings

/*
  Localizable.strings
  FreeAPS X
*/
/* Bolus screen when adding insulin */

"Add insulin without actually bolusing" = "Add insulin without actually bolusing";

"Amount Bolus" = "Amount Bolus";

"Bolus" = "Bolus";

"Close" = "Close";

/* Continue after added carbs without bolus */
"Continue without bolus" = "Continue without bolus";

/* Header */
"Enact Bolus" = "Enact Bolus";

/* Button */
"Enact bolus" = "Enact bolus";

/*  */
"Insulin recommended" = "Insulin recommended";

/*  */
"Insulin required" = "Insulin required";

/* Bolus screen */
"Recommendation" = "Recommendation";

/* Button */
"Clear" = "Clear";

/* Button */
"Done" = "Done";

/*  */
"Wait please" = "Wait please";

/*  */
"Agree and continue" = "Agree and Continue";

/* Disclaimer when opening app for first time*/
"Disclaimer" = "Disclaimer";

/* Disclaimer Description */
"FreeAPS X is in an active development state. We do not recommend to use the system for everyday control of blood glucose! Use it for testing purposes only at your own risk. We are not responsible for your decisions and actions." = "FreeAPS X is in an active development state. We do not recommend to use the system for everyday control of blood glucose! Use it for testing purposes only at your own risk. We are not responsible for your decisions and actions.";

/* Enacted at a date */
"Enacted at %@" = "Enacted at %@";

/* Home title */
"Home" = "Home";

/* Looping in progress */
"looping" = "looping";

/* %d min ago, currently not being translated, I don't know why? */
"%d min ago" = "%d min ago";

/* Status Title */
"No suggestion" = "No suggestion";

/* Replace pod text in Header */
"Replace pod" = "Replace pod";

/* Suggested at a date */
"Suggested at %@" = "Suggested at %@";

/* Add carbs screen */
"Add Carbs" = "Add Carbs";

/*  */
"Amount Carbs" = "Amount Carbs";

/* Grams unit */
"grams" = "grams";

/* A you sure? Typo in code */
"A you sure?" = "A you sure?";

/* Are your sure? Typo in code*/
"Are your sure?" = "Are you sure?";

/* Bottom target temp */
"Bottom target" = "Bottom target";

/* Cancel preset name */
"Cancel" = "Cancel";

/*  */
"Cancel Temp Target" = "Cancel Temp Target";

/* Custom temp target */
"Custom" = "Custom";

/*  */
"Date" = "Date";

/*  */
"Delete" = "Delete";

/* Delete preset temp target */
"Delete preset \"%@\"" = "Delete preset \"%@\"";

/* Duration of target temp */
"Duration" = "Duration";

/*  */
"Enact Temp Target" = "Enact Temp Target";

/*  */
"Enter preset name" = "Enter preset name";

/* minutes of target temp */
"minutes" = "minutes";

/*  */
"Presets" = "Presets";

/* Save preset name */
"Save" = "Save";

/*  */
"Save as preset" = "Save as preset";

/* Upper temp target limit */
"Top target" = "Top target";

/*  */
"Autotune" = "Autotune";

/*  */
"Basal profile" = "Basal profile";

/*  */
"Carb ratio" = "Carb ratio";

/*  */
"Delete autotune data" = "Delete autotune data";

/*  */
"Run now" = "Run now";

/*  */
"Sensitivity" = "Sensitivity";

/*  */
"Use Autotune" = "use Autotune";

/* Add profile basal */
"Add" = "Add";

/*  */
"Basal Profile" = "Basal Profile";

/* Rate basal profile */
"Rate" = "Rate";

/*  */
"Save on Pump" = "Save on Pump";

/*  */
"Saving..." = "Saving...";

/*  */
"Schedule" = "Schedule";

/*  */
"starts at" = "starts at";

/* Time basal profile */
"Time" = "Time";

/* */
"Calculated Ratio" = "Calculated Ratio";

/* Carb Ratios header */
"Carb Ratios" = "Carb Ratios";

/*  */
"Ratio" = "Ratio";

/*  */
"Autosens" = "Autosens";

/*  */
"Calculated Sensitivity" = "Calculated Sensitivity";

/*  */
"Insulin Sensitivities" = "Insulin Sensitivities";

/* */
"Sensitivity Ratio" = "Sensitivity Ratio";

/*  */
"Dismiss" = "Dismiss";

/*  */
"Important message" = "Important message";

/*  */
"Amount" = "Amount";

/* */
"Cancel Temp Basal" = "Cancel Temp Basal";

/*  */
"Duration" = "Duration";

/* Enact temp Basal*/
"Enact" = "Enact";

/* */
"Manual Temp Basal" = "Manual Temp Basal";

/* Allow uploads tp NS */
"Allow uploads" = "Allow uploads";

/* API secret in NS */
"API secret" = "API secret";

/* Connect to NS */
"Connect" = "Connect";

/* Connected to NS */
"Connected!" = "Connected!";

/* Connecting to NS */
"Connecting..." = "Connecting...";

/*  */
"Invalid URL" = "Invalid URL";

/*  */
"Local glucose source" = "Local glucose source";

/* Header */
"Nightscout Config" = "Nightscout Config";

/*  */
"Port" = "Port";

/*  */
"URL" = "URL";

/**/
"Use local glucose server" = "Use local glucose server";

/* Enable Statistics */
"This enables uploading of statistics.json to Nightscout, which can be used by the Community Statistics and Demographics Project.\n\nParticipation in Community Statistics is opt-in, and requires separate registration at:\n" = "This enables uploading of statistics.json to Nightscout, which can be used by the Community Statistics and Demographics Project.\n\nParticipation in Community Statistics is opt-in, and requires separate registration at:\n";

/*  */
"Edit settings json" = "Edit settings json";

/* */
"Glucose units" = "Glucose units";

/*  */
"Preferences" = "Preferences";

/* Recommended Insulin Fraction in preferences */
"Recommended Insulin Fraction" = "Recommended Insulin Fraction";

/* Do you want to show bolus screen after added carbs? */
"Skip Bolus screen after carbs" = "Skip Bolus screen after carbs";

/* Allow remote control from NS */
"Remote control" = "Remote control";

/* Add Medtronic pump */
"Add Medtronic" = "Add Medtronic";

/* Add Omnipod pump */
"Add Omnipod" = "Add Omnipod";

/* Add Simulator pump */
"Add Simulator" = "Add Simulator";

/* Insulin model */
"Model" = "Model";

/*  */
"Pump config" = "Pump config";

/*  */
"Delivery limits" = "Delivery limits";

/*  */
"Duration of Insulin Action" = "Duration of Insulin Action";

/* hours of duration of insulin activity */
"hours" = "hours";

/* Max setting */
"Max Basal" = "Max Basal";

/* Max setting */
"Max Bolus" = "Max Bolus";

/* */
"Pump Settings" = "Pump Settings";

/*  */
"Save on Pump" = "Save on Pump";

/*  */
"U/hr" = "U/hr";

/* */
"Autotune Conf" = "Autotune";

/*  */
"Basal Profile Conf" = "Basal Profile";

/*  */
"Carb Ratios Conf" = "Carb Ratios";

/*  */
"Closed loop" = "Closed loop";

/* */
"Configuration" = "Configuration";

/* */
"Devices" = "Devices";

/* */
"Insulin Sensitivities Conf" = "Insulin Sensitivities";

/* */
"Preferences Conf" = "Preferences";

/*  */
"Pump" = "Pump";

/*  */
"Pump Settings Conf" = "Pump Settings";

/*  */
"Services" = "Services";

/*  */
"Settings" = "Settings";

/* 2 log files to share */
"Share logs" = "Share logs";

/*  */
"Target Ranges Conf" = "Target Ranges";

/* Upper target */
"High target" = "High target";

/* Lower target */
"Low target" = "Low target";

/*  */
"Target Ranges" = "Target Ranges";

/* When bolusing */
"Bolusing" = "Bolusing";

/* */
"Pump suspended" = "Pump suspended";

/* */
"Middleware" = "Middleware";

/* Header */
"History" = "History";

/*
  Infotexts from openaps.docs and androidaps.docs
  FreeAPS
*/

/* ”Rewind Resets Autosens” */
"This feature, enabled by default, resets the autosens ratio to neutral when you rewind your pump, on the assumption that this corresponds to a probable site change. Autosens will begin learning sensitivity anew from the time of the rewind, which may take up to 6 hours. If you usually rewind your pump independently of site changes, you may want to consider disabling this feature." = "This feature, enabled by default, resets the autosens ratio to neutral when you rewind your pump, on the assumption that this corresponds to a probable site change. Autosens will begin learning sensitivity anew from the time of the rewind, which may take up to 6 hours. If you usually rewind your pump independently of site changes, you may want to consider disabling this feature.";

/* ”High Temptarget Raises Sensitivity" */
"Defaults to false. When set to true, raises sensitivity (lower sensitivity ratio) for temp targets set to >= 111. Synonym for exercise_mode. The higher your temp target above 110 will result in more sensitive (lower) ratios, e.g., temp target of 120 results in sensitivity ratio of 0.75, while 140 results in 0.6 (with default halfBasalTarget of 160)." = "Defaults to false. When set to true, raises sensitivity (lower sensitivity ratio) for temp targets set to >= 111. Synonym for exercise_mode. The higher your temp target above 110 will result in more sensitive (lower) ratios, e.g., temp target of 120 results in sensitivity ratio of 0.75, while 140 results in 0.6 (with default halfBasalTarget of 160).";
                    
 /* ”Low Temptarget Lowers Sensitivity" */
 "Defaults to false. When set to true, can lower sensitivity (higher sensitivity ratio) for temptargets <= 99. The lower your temp target below 100 will result in less sensitive (higher) ratios, e.g., temp target of 95 results in sensitivity ratio of 1.09, while 85 results in 1.33 (with default halfBasalTarget of 160)." = "Defaults to false. When set to true, can lower sensitivity (higher sensitivity ratio) for temptargets <= 99. The lower your temp target below 100 will result in less sensitive (higher) ratios, e.g., temp target of 95 results in sensitivity ratio of 1.09, while 85 results in 1.33 (with default halfBasalTarget of 160).";
                   
/* ”Sensitivity Raises Target" */
"When true, raises BG target when autosens detects sensitivity" ="When true, raises BG target when autosens detects sensitivity";
                    
 /* ”Resistance Lowers Target" */
 "Defaults to false. When true, will lower BG target when autosens detects resistance" = "Defaults to false. When true, will lower BG target when autosens detects resistance";

/* ”Advanced Target Adjustments" */
 "This feature was previously enabled by default but will now default to false (will NOT be enabled automatically) in oref0 0.6.0 and beyond. (There is no need for this with 0.6.0). This feature lowers oref0’s target BG automatically when current BG and eventualBG are high. This helps prevent and mitigate high BG, but automatically switches to low-temping to ensure that BG comes down smoothly toward your actual target. If you find this behavior too aggressive, you can disable this feature. If you do so, please let us know so we can better understand what settings work best for everyone." =  "This feature was previously enabled by default but will now default to false (will NOT be enabled automatically) in oref0 0.6.0 and beyond. (There is no need for this with 0.6.0). This feature lowers oref0’s target BG automatically when current BG and eventualBG are high. This helps prevent and mitigate high BG, but automatically switches to low-temping to ensure that BG comes down smoothly toward your actual target. If you find this behavior too aggressive, you can disable this feature. If you do so, please let us know so we can better understand what settings work best for everyone.";

/* "Exercise Mode" */
"Defaults to false. When true, > 105 mg/dL high temp target adjusts sensitivityRatio for exercise_mode. Synonym for high_temptarget_raises_sensitivity" = "Defaults to false. When true, > 105 mg/dL high temp target adjusts sensitivityRatio for exercise_mode. Synonym for high_temptarget_raises_sensitivity";

/* "Wide BG Target Range" */
"Defaults to false, which means by default only the low end of the pump’s BG target range is used as OpenAPS target. This is a safety feature to prevent too-wide targets and less-optimal outcomes. Therefore the higher end of the target range is used only for avoiding bolus wizard overcorrections. Use wide_bg_target_range: true to force neutral temps over a wider range of eventualBGs." = "Defaults to false, which means by default only the low end of the pump’s BG target range is used as OpenAPS target. This is a safety feature to prevent too-wide targets and less-optimal outcomes. Therefore the higher end of the target range is used only for avoiding bolus wizard overcorrections. Use wide_bg_target_range: true to force neutral temps over a wider range of eventualBGs.";

/* "Skip Neutral Temps" */
"Defaults to false, so that OpenAPS will set temps whenever it can, so it will be easier to see if the system is working, even when you are offline. This means OpenAPS will set a “neutral” temp (same as your default basal) if no adjustments are needed. If you are a light sleeper and the “on the hour” buzzing or beeping wakes you up (even in vibrate mode), you may want to turn this to “true” to skip setting neutral temps. However, we recommend leaving neutral temps enabled for most people who will be using this system on the go and out of constant connectivity.\n\nNote: if set to true, in order to reduce notifications at the top of the hour, it will also attempt to cancel temp basals (unless BG or minGuardBG is below threshold and a zero-temp is needed) prior to the top of the hour. Normally a new temp basal will be set (if still needed) after the top of the hour, but that may be delayed if the rig has issues connecting to the pump. People who want to minimize the ‘on the hour’ temp basal notification beeps/vibrations may choose to accept that risk and choose to set skip_neutral_temps to true." = "Defaults to false, so that OpenAPS will set temps whenever it can, so it will be easier to see if the system is working, even when you are offline. This means OpenAPS will set a “neutral” temp (same as your default basal) if no adjustments are needed. If you are a light sleeper and the “on the hour” buzzing or beeping wakes you up (even in vibrate mode), you may want to turn this to “true” to skip setting neutral temps. However, we recommend leaving neutral temps enabled for most people who will be using this system on the go and out of constant connectivity.\n\nNote: if set to true, in order to reduce notifications at the top of the hour, it will also attempt to cancel temp basals (unless BG or minGuardBG is below threshold and a zero-temp is needed) prior to the top of the hour. Normally a new temp basal will be set (if still needed) after the top of the hour, but that may be delayed if the rig has issues connecting to the pump. People who want to minimize the ‘on the hour’ temp basal notification beeps/vibrations may choose to accept that risk and choose to set skip_neutral_temps to true.";

/* "Unsuspend If No Temp” */
"Many people occasionally forget to resume / unsuspend their pump after reconnecting it. If you’re one of them, and you are willing to reliably set a zero temp basal whenever suspending and disconnecting your pump, this feature has your back. If enabled, it will automatically resume / unsuspend the pump if you forget to do so before your zero temp expires. As long as the zero temp is still running, it will leave the pump suspended." = "Many people occasionally forget to resume / unsuspend their pump after reconnecting it. If you’re one of them, and you are willing to reliably set a zero temp basal whenever suspending and disconnecting your pump, this feature has your back. If enabled, it will automatically resume / unsuspend the pump if you forget to do so before your zero temp expires. As long as the zero temp is still running, it will leave the pump suspended.";

/* "Enable UAM" */
"With this option enabled, the SMB algorithm can recognize unannounced meals. This is helpful, if you forget to tell AndroidAPS about your carbs or estimate your carbs wrong and the amount of entered carbs is wrong or if a meal with lots of fat and protein has a longer duration than expected. Without any carb entry, UAM can recognize fast glucose increasments caused by carbs, adrenaline, etc, and tries to adjust it with SMBs. This also works the opposite way: if there is a fast glucose decreasement, it can stop SMBs earlier." = "With this option enabled, the SMB algorithm can recognize unannounced meals. This is helpful, if you forget to tell AndroidAPS about your carbs or estimate your carbs wrong and the amount of entered carbs is wrong or if a meal with lots of fat and protein has a longer duration than expected. Without any carb entry, UAM can recognize fast glucose increasments caused by carbs, adrenaline, etc, and tries to adjust it with SMBs. This also works the opposite way: if there is a fast glucose decreasement, it can stop SMBs earlier.";

///* ”A52 Risk Enable" */
/*"Defaults to false. Using the pump bolus wizard to enter carbs will prevent SMBs from being enabled for COB as long as those carbs are active. Using the pump bolus wizard will prevent SMBs from being enabled for up to 6 hours by the “after carbs” or “always” preferences. If anyone wants to get around that, they can add A52_risk_enable (with the capital A) to preferences and set it to “true” to acknowledge and intentionally use that approach, which we know leads to increased A52 errors.\n\n(the recommended method for using SMBs is to enter carbs via NS and easy bolus any desired up-front insulin (generally less than the full amount that would be recommended by the bolus wizard) and then let SMB fill in the rest as it is safe to do so. For situations where the bolus wizard is preferred, such as for carb entry by inexperienced caregivers, or for offline use, we feel that it is safer for OpenAPS to disable SMBs and fall back to AMA until the next meal. In addition to reducing the risk of A52 errors, disabling SMBs when the bolus wizard is in use leads to more predictable AMA behavior (instead of SMB zero-temping) for untrained caregivers in an environment that is usually more prone to walk-away pump communication issues.)" = "Defaults to false. Using the pump bolus wizard to enter carbs will prevent SMBs from being enabled for COB as long as those carbs are active. Using the pump bolus wizard will prevent SMBs from being enabled for up to 6 hours by the “after carbs” or “always” preferences. If anyone wants to get around that, they can add A52_risk_enable (with the capital A) to preferences and set it to “true” to acknowledge and intentionally use that approach, which we know leads to increased A52 errors.\n\n(the recommended method for using SMBs is to enter carbs via NS and easy bolus any desired up-front insulin (generally less than the full amount that would be recommended by the bolus wizard) and then let SMB fill in the rest as it is safe to do so. For situations where the bolus wizard is preferred, such as for carb entry by inexperienced caregivers, or for offline use, we feel that it is safer for OpenAPS to disable SMBs and fall back to AMA until the next meal. In addition to reducing the risk of A52 errors, disabling SMBs when the bolus wizard is in use leads to more predictable AMA behavior (instead of SMB zero-temping) for untrained caregivers in an environment that is usually more prone to walk-away pump communication issues.)";*/

/* Enable SMB With COB" */
"This enables supermicrobolus (SMB) while carbs on board (COB) are positive." = "This enables supermicrobolus (SMB) while carbs on board (COB) are positive.";

/* "Enable SMB With Temptarget” */
"This enables supermicrobolus (SMB) with eating soon / low temp targets. With this feature enabled, any temporary target below 100mg/dL, such as a temp target of 99 (or 80, the typical eating soon target) will enable SMB." = "This enables supermicrobolus (SMB) with eating soon / low temp targets. With this feature enabled, any temporary target below 100mg/dL, such as a temp target of 99 (or 80, the typical eating soon target) will enable SMB.";

/* "Enable SMB Always" */
"Defaults to false. When true, always enable supermicrobolus (unless disabled by high temptarget)." = "Defaults to false. When true, always enable supermicrobolus (unless disabled by high temptarget).";

/* "Enable SMB After Carbs" */
"Defaults to false. When true, enables supermicrobolus (SMB) for 6h after carbs, even with 0 carbs on board (COB)." = "Defaults to false. When true, enables supermicrobolus (SMB) for 6h after carbs, even with 0 carbs on board (COB).";

/* "Allow SMB With High Temptarget" */
"Defaults to false. When true, allows supermicrobolus (if otherwise enabled) even with high temp targets." = "Defaults to false. When true, allows supermicrobolus (if otherwise enabled) even with high temp targets.";

/* "Use Custom Peak Time” */
"Defaults to false. Setting to true allows changing insulinPeakTime" = "Defaults to false. Setting to true allows changing insulinPeakTime";

/* "Suspend Zeros IOB”*/
"Many people occasionally forget to resume / unsuspend their pump after reconnecting it. If you’re one of them, and you are willing to reliably set a zero temp basal whenever suspending and disconnecting your pump, this feature has your back. If enabled, it will automatically resume / unsuspend the pump if you forget to do so before your zero temp expires. As long as the zero temp is still running, it will leave the pump suspended." = "Many people occasionally forget to resume / unsuspend their pump after reconnecting it. If you’re one of them, and you are willing to reliably set a zero temp basal whenever suspending and disconnecting your pump, this feature has your back. If enabled, it will automatically resume / unsuspend the pump if you forget to do so before your zero temp expires. As long as the zero temp is still running, it will leave the pump suspended.";

/* "Max IOB" */
"Max IOB is the maximum amount of insulin on board from all sources – basal, SMBs and bolus insulin – that your loop is allowed to accumulate to treat higher-than-target BG. Unlike the other two OpenAPS safety settings (Max Daily Safety Multiplier and Current Basal Safety Multiplier), Max IOB is set as a fixed number of units of insulin. As of now manual boluses are NOT limited by this setting. \n\n To test your basal rates during nighttime, you can modify the Max IOB setting to zero while in Closed Loop. This will enable low glucose suspend mode while testing your basal rates settings\n\n(Tip from https://www.loopandlearn.org/freeaps-x/#open-loop)." = "Max IOB is the maximum amount of insulin on board from all sources – basal, SMBs and bolus insulin – that your loop is allowed to accumulate to treat higher-than-target BG. Unlike the other two OpenAPS safety settings (Max Daily Safety Multiplier and Current Basal Safety Multiplier), Max IOB is set as a fixed number of units of insulin. As of now manual boluses are NOT limited by this setting. \n\n To test your basal rates during nighttime, you can modify the Max IOB setting to zero while in Closed Loop. This will enable low glucose suspend mode while testing your basal rates settings\n\n(Tip from https://www.loopandlearn.org/freeaps-x/#open-loop).";

/* ”Max Daily Safety Multiplier" */
"This is an important OpenAPS safety limit. The default setting (which is unlikely to need adjusting) is 3. This means that OpenAPS will never be allowed to set a temporary basal rate that is more than 3x the highest hourly basal rate programmed in a user’s pump, or, if enabled, determined by autotune." = "This is an important OpenAPS safety limit. The default setting (which is unlikely to need adjusting) is 3. This means that OpenAPS will never be allowed to set a temporary basal rate that is more than 3x the highest hourly basal rate programmed in a user’s pump, or, if enabled, determined by autotune.";
 
/* ”Current Basal Safety Multiplier" */
"This is another important OpenAPS safety limit. The default setting (which is also unlikely to need adjusting) is 4. This means that OpenAPS will never be allowed to set a temporary basal rate that is more than 4x the current hourly basal rate programmed in a user’s pump, or, if enabled, determined by autotune." = "This is another important OpenAPS safety limit. The default setting (which is also unlikely to need adjusting) is 4. This means that OpenAPS will never be allowed to set a temporary basal rate that is more than 4x the current hourly basal rate programmed in a user’s pump, or, if enabled, determined by autotune.";

/* ”Autosens Max" */
"This is a multiplier cap for autosens (and autotune) to set a 20% max limit on how high the autosens ratio can be, which in turn determines how high autosens can adjust basals, how low it can adjust ISF, and how low it can set the BG target." = "This is a multiplier cap for autosens (and autotune) to set a 20% max limit on how high the autosens ratio can be, which in turn determines how high autosens can adjust basals, how low it can adjust ISF, and how low it can set the BG target." ;

/* ”Autosens Min" */
"The other side of the autosens safety limits, putting a cap on how low autosens can adjust basals, and how high it can adjust ISF and BG targets." = "The other side of the autosens safety limits, putting a cap on how low autosens can adjust basals, and how high it can adjust ISF and BG targets.";

/* "Half Basal Exercise Target" */
"Set to a number, e.g. 160, which means when temp target is 160 mg/dL and exercise_mode=true, run 50% basal at this level (120 = 75%; 140 = 60%). This can be adjusted, to give you more control over your exercise modes." = "Set to a number, e.g. 160, which means when temp target is 160 mg/dL and exercise_mode=true, run 50% basal at this level (120 = 75%; 140 = 60%). This can be adjusted, to give you more control over your exercise modes.";

/* ”Max COB" */
 "This defaults maxCOB to 120 because that’s the most a typical body can absorb over 4 hours. (If someone enters more carbs or stacks more; OpenAPS will just truncate dosing based on 120. Essentially, this just limits AMA as a safety cap against weird COB calculations due to fluky data.)" =  "This defaults maxCOB to 120 because that’s the most a typical body can absorb over 4 hours. (If someone enters more carbs or stacks more; OpenAPS will just truncate dosing based on 120. Essentially, this just limits AMA as a safety cap against weird COB calculations due to fluky data.)";

/* ”Bolus Snooze DIA Divisor" */
"Bolus snooze is enacted after you do a meal bolus, so the loop won’t counteract with low temps when you’ve just eaten. The example here and default is 2, so a 3 hour DIA means that bolus snooze will be gradually phased out over 1.5 hours (3DIA/2)." = "Bolus snooze is enacted after you do a meal bolus, so the loop won’t counteract with low temps when you’ve just eaten. The example here and default is 2, so a 3 hour DIA means that bolus snooze will be gradually phased out over 1.5 hours (3DIA/2).";

/* ”Min 5m Carbimpact" */
"This is a setting for default carb absorption impact per 5 minutes. The default is an expected 8 mg/dL/5min. This affects how fast COB is decayed in situations when carb absorption is not visible in BG deviations. The default of 8 mg/dL/5min corresponds to a minimum carb absorption rate of 24g/hr at a CSF of 4 mg/dL/g." = "This is a setting for default carb absorption impact per 5 minutes. The default is an expected 8 mg/dL/5min. This affects how fast COB is decayed in situations when carb absorption is not visible in BG deviations. The default of 8 mg/dL/5min corresponds to a minimum carb absorption rate of 24g/hr at a CSF of 4 mg/dL/g.";

/* ”Autotune ISF Adjustment Fraction" */
"The default of 0.5 for this value keeps autotune ISF closer to pump ISF via a weighted average of fullNewISF and pumpISF. 1.0 allows full adjustment, 0 is no adjustment from pump ISF." = "The default of 0.5 for this value keeps autotune ISF closer to pump ISF via a weighted average of fullNewISF and pumpISF. 1.0 allows full adjustment, 0 is no adjustment from pump ISF.";

/* "Remaining Carbs Fraction" */
"This is the fraction of carbs we’ll assume will absorb over 4h if we don’t yet see carb absorption." = "This is the fraction of carbs we’ll assume will absorb over 4h if we don’t yet see carb absorption.";

/*” Remaining Carbs Cap" */
"This is the amount of the maximum number of carbs we’ll assume will absorb over 4h if we don’t yet see carb absorption." = "This is the amount of the maximum number of carbs we’ll assume will absorb over 4h if we don’t yet see carb absorption.";

/* ”Max SMB Basal Minutes" */
"Defaults to start at 30. This is the maximum minutes of basal that can be delivered as a single SMB with uncovered COB. This gives the ability to make SMB more aggressive if you choose. It is recommended that the value is set to start at 30, in line with the default, and if you choose to increase this value, do so in no more than 15 minute increments, keeping a close eye on the effects of the changes. It is not recommended to set this value higher than 90 mins, as this may affect the ability for the algorithm to safely zero temp. It is also recommended that pushover is used when setting the value to be greater than default, so that alerts are generated for any predicted lows or highs." = "Defaults to start at 30. This is the maximum minutes of basal that can be delivered as a single SMB with uncovered COB. This gives the ability to make SMB more aggressive if you choose. It is recommended that the value is set to start at 30, in line with the default, and if you choose to increase this value, do so in no more than 15 minute increments, keeping a close eye on the effects of the changes. It is not recommended to set this value higher than 90 mins, as this may affect the ability for the algorithm to safely zero temp. It is also recommended that pushover is used when setting the value to be greater than default, so that alerts are generated for any predicted lows or highs.";

/* "Max UAM SMB Basal Minutes" */
"Defaults to start at 30. This is the maximum minutes of basal that can be delivered by UAM as a single SMB when IOB exceeds COB. This gives the ability to make UAM more or less aggressive if you choose. It is recommended that the value is set to start at 30, in line with the default, and if you choose to increase this value, do so in no more than 15 minute increments, keeping a close eye on the effects of the changes. Reducing the value will cause UAM to dose less insulin for each SMB. It is not recommended to set this value higher than 60 mins, as this may affect the ability for the algorithm to safely zero temp. It is also recommended that pushover is used when setting the value to be greater than default, so that alerts are generated for any predicted lows or highs." = "Defaults to start at 30. This is the maximum minutes of basal that can be delivered by UAM as a single SMB when IOB exceeds COB. This gives the ability to make UAM more or less aggressive if you choose. It is recommended that the value is set to start at 30, in line with the default, and if you choose to increase this value, do so in no more than 15 minute increments, keeping a close eye on the effects of the changes. Reducing the value will cause UAM to dose less insulin for each SMB. It is not recommended to set this value higher than 60 mins, as this may affect the ability for the algorithm to safely zero temp. It is also recommended that pushover is used when setting the value to be greater than default, so that alerts are generated for any predicted lows or highs.";

/* ”SMB Interval" */
"Minimum duration in minutes between two enacted SMBs" = "Minimum duration in minutes between two enacted SMBs";

/* "Bolus Increment" */
"Smallest possible bolus amount" = "Smallest possible bolus amount";

/* ”Insulin Peak Time" */
"Maximun blood glucose lowering effect of insulin, in minutes" = "Maximun blood glucose lowering effect of insulin, in minutes";

/* ”Carbs Req Threshold" */
"Grams of carbsReq to trigger a pushover. Defaults to 1 (for 1 gram of carbohydrate). Can be increased if you only want to get Pushover for carbsReq at X threshold." = "Grams of carbsReq to trigger a pushover. Defaults to 1 (for 1 gram of carbohydrate). Can be increased if you only want to get Pushover for carbsReq at X threshold.";

/* ”Noisy CGM Target Multiplier" */
"Nothing here yet..." = "Nothing here yet...";

/* "Enable AutoISF" */
"Defaults to false. Adapt ISF when glucose is stuck at high levels, only works without COB.\n\nRead up on:\nhttps://github.com/ga-zelle/autoISF/tree/2.8.2" = "Defaults to false. Adapt ISF when glucose is stuck at high levels, only works without COB.\n\nRead up on:\nhttps://github.com/ga-zelle/autoISF/tree/2.8.2";

/* "AutoISF HourlyMaxChange" */
"Defaults to false. Rate at which autoISF grows per hour assuming bg is twice target. When value = 1.0, ISF is reduced to 50% after 1 hour of BG at 2x target." = "Defaults to false. Rate at which autoISF grows per hour assuming bg is twice target. When value = 1.0, ISF is reduced to 50% after 1 hour of BG at 2x target.";

/* "AutoISF Max" */
"Multiplier cap on how high the autoISF ratio can be and therefore how low it can adjust ISF." = "Multiplier cap on how high the autoISF ratio can be and therefore how low it can adjust ISF.";

/* "SMB Max RangeExtension" */
"Default value: 1. This is another key OpenAPS safety cap, and specifies by what factor you can exceed the regular 120 maxSMB/maxUAM minutes. Increase this experimental value slowly and with caution." = "Default value: 1. This is another key OpenAPS safety cap, and specifies by what factor you can exceed the regular 120 maxSMB/maxUAM minutes. Increase this experimental value slowly and with caution.";

/* "SMB DeliveryRatio" */
"Default value: 0.5 This is another key OpenAPS safety cap, and specifies what share of the total insulin required can be delivered as SMB. This is to prevent people from getting into dangerous territory by setting SMB requests from the caregivers phone at the same time. Increase this experimental value slowly and with caution." = "Default value: 0.5 This is another key OpenAPS safety cap, and specifies what share of the total insulin required can be delivered as SMB. This is to prevent people from getting into dangerous territory by setting SMB requests from the caregivers phone at the same time. Increase this experimental value slowly and with caution.";