xDrip+ Bluetooth Settings to work with Libre 1 / 2

Note: I copied the info below, and owe many thanks to, Sérgio Silva (https://www.facebook.com/parapenT1sta). He posted this on the Bubblan.org Facebook page. I copied it here for those who do not have a Facebook subscription. See https://www.facebook.com/groups/Bubblan.org/posts/2164199537060102 for the original post.

xDrip+ Bluetooth Settings to work with Libre 1 / 2.

(also works with MiaoMiao and Blucon)
Make sure you are using the latest version: https://github.com/NightscoutFoundation/xDrip/releases
To work properly with Libre 2 you MUST update your Bubble to the latest firmware using Diabox: https://github.com/bubbledevteam/diabox/releases
If you already have xDrip installed, you can set up it to get the latest version following this tutorial: https://github.com/NightscoutFoundation/xDrip/wiki/How-to-get-the-Nightlies-on-Automatic-Update

Settings on xDrip+

Menu - Settings - Less Common Settings - Bluetooth Settings
Enable:
  • Turn On Bluetooth
  • Bluetooth Watchdog
  • Use Scanning
  • Trust Auto-Connect (ONLY enable it if you DON'T have a Samsung smartphone, for Samsung phone this option has to be DISABLED)
  • Use Background Scans
  • xBrigde+ Polling Mode
  • Allow blucon unbonding
Disable:
  • G5 Bluetooth Watchdog
  • Close Gatt on BLE Disconnect
  • Bluetooth WakeLocks
  • Constantly reset Bluetooth
  • Transmitter PL Support
  • RFDUINO Support
Another suggestions that can help you a lot:
  • Enable GPS Location on your smartphone, never turn it off and set it as High Accuracy mode.
  • Make sure that you give all permissions to xDrip in Android App Settings.
  • Make sure that you don't have xDrip running on Battery Optimization Mode. Check Battery Option in Android Battery Settings.

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