Almost done — let’s set your brightness and choose a display theme.
Brightness
Brightness
Use the slider to set your default brightness to a comfortable level for your environment.Night Brightness — Set a separate brightness level that activates automatically between the start and end hours you choose. Set it lower than your daytime brightness for comfortable nighttime viewing.Simplified Night Theme — Changes the display to just color-coded glucose on a dark background during night hours.Red Color Filter — Restricts the display to red tones during night hours. Red light has less impact on sleep than white or blue light.Outline BG Text — Changes text to only be outlined.Turn Off Screen — The screen turns off completely during night hours. Tap it once to wake for 30 seconds. The screen auto-wakes when an alert fires and returns to off after the alert is snoozed.
User Themes
User Themes
Each user can choose their own theme and display settings independently.
Per-User Display Options
- Main Display — choose how the glucose value appears: BG (standard number), Slang (theme-specific phrases, SugarScapes only), or Hidden (tap to reveal temporarily)
- Celebration — celebrate when glucose hits that perfectly-in-range number:
- Unicorn display — show the special unicorn celebration display and set the glucose value that triggers it
- Celebration music — SugarPixel+ plays a dedicated T1D celebration song from Fourteen Novembers up to once per day during your selected hours
- Text color — choose Light or Dark text overlay
- Background Mode — adjust the background brightness
- Large Clock — display the clock larger on single user displays
- Graph — show or hide the glucose history graph. On SugarScapes, choose between small or large graph sizes.
- Pump Data — toggle IOB/COB display on or off (shown when pump data is detected from Twiist, Nightscout, or Gluroo)
- Glucose color ranges — set the thresholds at which your SugarPixel+ display changes color:
- Urgent Low
- Low
- In Range
- High
- Urgent High
- Old Readings
Themes
Tap on a PixelPal or SugarScape to learn more about each one.
PixelPals
Character images and animations that react to glucose levels and alert states. Characters and backgrounds change based on whether glucose is in range, low, or high.Scan to learn more about PixelPals
Learn more about PixelPals at sugarpixel.com/pixelpals.
Each PixelPal has their own story — tap the book icon in the corner of any character image on screen to discover it! New stories are added regularly, so there’s always something new to discover.
SugarScapes
Full-screen illustrated scenes. Backgrounds shift based on glucose range.Emoji option — Available on select SugarScapes themes. Adds a glucose-reactive emoji to the display.
When you’re done, tap Continue in the bottom right of this help window.