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Description

The /devices endpoint enables retrieval of a user's device information, including G4, G5, and G6 standalone receivers, the G5 and G6 mobile apps, and transmitters. The response is an array of all receiver-type devices contributing data to the specified time window, including the alerts and settings associated with each receiver.

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GET /v2/users/self/devices

Authorization

OAuth 2.0 bearer token; see the Authentication section for details on this workflow.

Query Parameters

These query parameters specify the time window for the requested data; both are required. See the discussion of time in the Endpoint Overview section for more details on how they relate to device information. Due to the way device upload records are stored, the time components of the startDate and endDate parameters are ignored for the /devices endpoint.

Name	Type	Description
`startDate`	DateTime	Beginning of the time window
`endDate`	DateTime	End of the time window

Request Example

Response Example

Response Fields

Name	Type	Description
`devices`	Array	Array of devices

The devices array fields are as follows

Name	Type	Description	Enumeration
`transmitterGeneration`	String	Generation of transmitter associated with the device (nullable)	'g4' 'g5' 'g6'
`displayDevice`	String	Type of display device used to receive the transmitter signal (nullable)	'receiver' 'shareReceiver' 'touchscreenReceiver' 'iOS' 'android'
`lastUploadDate`	DateTime	Server timestamp, in UTC, of last upload event for the device that contributed data in the specified time window; note that this may be outside the range defined by the `startDate` and `endDate` query parameters
`alertScheduleList`	Array	Array of alert schedules and settings for the device as of the `lastUploadDate`

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The alertScheduleList array fields are as follows

Name	Type	Description
`alertScheduleSettings`	Object	Settings associated with each alert schedule
`alertSettings`	Array	Array of alert settings for the device as of the `lastUploadDate` (nullable)

Name

Type

Description

alertScheduleSettings

Object

Settings associated with each alert schedule

alertSettings

Array

Array of alert settings for the device as of the lastUploadDate

(nullable)

The alertScheduleSettings fields are as follows

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Name	Type	Description
`alertScheduleName`	String	Name of the alert schedule
`isEnabled`	Boolean	Decribes whether the user has the alert schedule enabled on their display device
`isDefaultSchedule`	Boolean	The default schedule is the alert schedule used in the absence of other applicable alert schedules
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`endTime`	Time	The time each day when the alert schedule begins; corresponds to the device's display time
`daysOfWeek`	Array	An array containing the days of the week this alert schedule value applies to; this array must contain one (or more) of the following strings in English: 'sunday', 'monday', 'tuesday', 'wednesday', 'thursday', 'friday' and/or 'saturday'

The alertSettings array fields are as follows

Name	Type	Description	Enumeration
`alertName`	String	Name of alert	'high' – triggers on a glucose value that crosses the High value 'low' – triggers on a glucose value that crosses the Low value 'rise' – triggers on a glucose rate that crosses a Rise Rate value 'fall' – triggers on a glucose rate that crosses a Fall Rate value 'urgentLow' – triggers on a glucose value that crosses the Urgent Low value 'urgentLowSoon' – triggers when system is predicting the user will fall below the Urgent Low value in the near future 'outOfRange' – triggers an alert when the display is out of communication range after the programmed delay; corresponds to the Signal Loss alert 'noReadings' – triggers when the display device stops receiving EGV data from the transmitter for a certain amount of time; corresponds to the No Readings alert
`value`	Float	The value at which the alert is set (nullable)	For 'high' alert: 120 - 400 mg/dL For 'low' alert: 60 - 100 mg/dL For 'rise' alert: 2 or 3 mg/dL/min For 'fall' alert: 2 or 3 mg/dL/min For 'urgentLow' alert: 55 mg/dL (not user-editable) For 'urgentLowSoon' alert: 55 mg/dL (not user-editable) For 'outOfRange' alert: 20 - 240 minutes For 'noData' alert: 20 minutes (not user-editable)
`unit`	Float	Unit of measurement for the alert `value` (nullable)	'mg/dL' 'mmol/L' 'mg/dL/min' 'mmol/L/min' 'minutes'
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`enabled`	Boolean	Indication of whether or not the alert is enabled on the device
`systemTime`	DateTime	Time according to the system clock when alert setting was last adjusted by the user; nominally UTC
`displayTime`	DateTime	Display time when alert setting was last adjusted by the user

Notes

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The documentation for an earlier version of this endpoint is available here.