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Dexcom on Android: AAPS uploader

Connect an already working AAPS uploader to your Nightscout Pro site. Sensor model and region must also be supported by the app.

Upload AAPS to Nightscout Pro

Start with a working AAPS glucose source and record your AAPS version. Dexcom and Libre guide selections do not replace AAPS’s regional sensor/uploader requirements.

Choose the matching client

Open AAPS Config Builder and identify the Nightscout synchronization plugin in use. Follow that plugin’s preferences; do not mix credentials between the two clients.

Keep Connect to websockets enabled for NSClientV3 as documented. Review the plugin’s upload/download synchronization choices for your intended setup; do not enable therapy-affecting downloads merely to test upload.

Avoid mixed streams

AAPS’s v3 guidance requires coordinated API v3 uploaders. Let AAPS provide the planned glucose/treatment stream and avoid adding a legacy bridge or independent non-v3 uploader to the same stream. If unsure, have support review the existing uploader list first.

Verify

Check the plugin’s connection/upload status and compare a new glucose reading plus an existing expected treatment in Nightscout. If glucose is present but treatments are missing, investigate the client’s data/synchronization settings rather than adding another glucose source.

For help, provide AAPS version, plugin name, Nightscout version, failed record type and redacted error. Keep the admin token private.

AAPS preferences and Nightscout clients.

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Still stuck? Contact support with this guide and the exact error. Keep passwords and tokens out of your message.

Check your setup

Check whether your site has a current glucose reading, then confirm the rest of your guide separately.

Sign in to your Pro account to check your own site. This check does not change your connection.

We record the reading check and your confirmation separately. The report does not save glucose values, your site name or your account details.