I have a meter that does not need a code key. Does that mean either the red or blue box of strips work?
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As long as the test strips are for the Accu-Chek Aviva Plus the color of the stripe shouldn't matter.
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These are new strips and do not have to be coded. Also if you go in to Amazon and put in cheap Freestyle strips, you might find a lot cheaper. Just hunt around for the butterfly on the box. Hope this helps you out.
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unknown its been a lon time since this was posted. now the new meters are true test, uncoded
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I'm not much of an expert to answer. The strips my wife uses in the next Ez meter are 7308. I think that is all that will work. Sorry I don't have more info.
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The Accu-Check strips are encoded with an expiration date. That date is on the box. After that date the strips will NOT work in Meter.
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As others have mentioned each batch of strips are coded. If you are using the One Touch Ultra Mini as I used to use than no worry about the codes. In the old days, for a lot of meters there was a method of changing the code of the strips in the glucometer before the strips could be used. So glad that is not necessary with these.
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there is no difference. the key is "lite" strips will only work with "lite" meter.
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If you are talking about accu check , each bottle has a chip inside with them that should replace the chip from the last bottle. For True test , they are not coded. If you are talking about a code that appears on the device I recommend you call the manufacturer or contact them by email, they typically respond quickly. They can give you some tips as well as replacement strips should they be defective(Sometimes they do this)
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The RS232 data from the meter is a serialization of the display bits that drive the segments. It has to be translated into digits, plus/minus, scale, etc. There is information on the Internet that may help. Also other programs for Linux or Windows that may work with this meter. I have not yet needed anything beyond the software supplied so I can't provide specific recommendations.
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Just a few seconds, then shook it off and put in meter. Some times it works and some times it Error's.Hate wasting the strips cuz they cost a lot.
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Either or would work.. Key or pin code. I personally use the pin (key pad ) entry. And the key for the safe. It is a nice unit for the cost.
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The strips all have an expiration date. When they have expired the meter will not work with them.
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There is no longer a need for calibration strip, all are labeled Lot #45001. The box I got states "no coding needed"
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Check your paper work that came with meter. Other than that, I have had no problem with mine. I set it for what I want to check and it works just fine. Your meter and mine are the same.
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There are specific strips for each unit The names need to match. I hope that helps. Then plug in the new number code tab.
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Each box will have a different code. You have to reset you machine for that code. Just follow the directions from your booklet. It is really easy. You just scroll up or down.
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Not sure. The strips in the USB meter picture are all white. These strips have a pattern on them.