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Diabetes Pilot Desktop: Palm Handheld DevicesIf you have a Palm handheld (made by Palm, Sony, Handspring, and others) Diabetes Pilot Desktop can work with the Diabetes Pilot for Palm software - use your handheld to record data while you're on the go, then synchronize it with Diabetes Pilot Desktop for later reporting and analysis. This section of the instructions desctibes using Diabetes Pilot with a Palm handheld. If you have a Pocket PC (Windows Mobile) handheld (made by HP, Compaq, Dell, Toshiba, and others), you can use it with Diabetes Pilot too. For instructions on using Diabetes Pilot with Pocket PC handhelds, click here. Diabetes Pilot for Palm is a separate product and is sold separately from Diabetes Pilot Desktop - if you own a Palm handheld and haven't already purchased Diabetes Pilot for Palm, you can use the trial version included with Diabetes Pilot Desktop so that you can see how it works. See www.diabetespilot.com for information on purchasing Diabetes Pilot for Palm. Installing the Palm Software and the Palm Synchronization Link Controlling the Synchronization Process Installing the Palm Software and the Palm Synchronization LinkIf you plan to use Diabetes Pilot with a newly purchased Palm handheld, set up your handheld device and install its software (the Palm Desktop software) on your computer before proceeding (follow the instructions provided with your handheld device to do this). Then, To install the software on your Palm handheld device:
Synchronizing Your DataTo synchronize your data between Diabetes Pilot Desktop and Diabetes Pilot for Palm, place your device in its cradle (or connect its cable), then start a Hotsync by pressing the button on the cradle or following the instructions provided with your device. The HotSync will start and your data will be synchronized. Please be patient for this process - it may take a few minutes for the food database and your data to be transferred. The amount of time depends on your computer, handheld device, and how often you synchronize the device. In the Diabetes Pilot Desktop program, your Palm data will appear as a dataset that is named after the HotSync ID that is programmed into your Palm device. If this data doesn't automatically appear, you can select the dataset using the drop-down list near the upper right corner of the Diabetes Pilot Desktop screen. Controlling the Synchronization ProcessNormally, you will want Diabetes Pilot to synchronize your data. This sends records back and forth between your desktop and handheld device as necessary to keep them in sync. However, you can control the synchronization process if you need to. If you'd like to control the synchronization process or if the synchronization isn't behaving as expected, change the settings as follows:
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