Merge pull request #953 from marionbarker/atlas-faqs

Move Atlas, InPlay pod info to Omnipod FAQs

Author: marionbarker

docs/build/phone.md

@@ -30,24 +30,6 @@ You need a minimum version of the mobile operating software, called the *iOS*, t
 
 * The developers maintain support for the current and one-level earlier *iOS*
 
-### iPhone 16 and InPlay DASH pods
-
-!!! warning "iPhone 16 and Omnipod DASH"
-    Some of the DASH pods produced in 2025 have different chips and firmware. 
-    
-    * These pods, which advertise a Bluetooth Device name of `InPlay BLE` and indicate `-Atlas` in small print on the paper pod cover are fully compatible with all iPhone models except iPhone 16
-    * Early reports indicate the `InPlay BLE` pods work fine with iPhone 17
-    * Although `InPlay` pods do work with the 16 you may notice some communication issues
-        * It can take many attempts to get the pod to initially connect when pairing; just keep hitting retry
-        * Once the pod disconnects itself from the phone Bluetooth, the phone is slow to reconnect the pod to the *Loop* app
-            * Pod firmware initiates the disconnect 3 minutes after the last message exchange
-            * With other models, the reconnect happens in about 1 sec
-            * With iPhone 16, this can take many seconds and sometimes a few minutes
-        * When the pod is not connected, neither automatic nor manual commands can be sent to the pod to modify insulin delivery
-        * No solution to this issue is known
-    
-    > DASH pods that advertise a Bluetooth Device name of `TWI Board` and indicate `-SAW` in small print on the paper pod cover are fully compatible with all phones included the iPhone 16.
-
 ### Compatible Device
 
 All the devices listed below are currently compatible with Loop. They are separated by the available *iOS* for the phone. 
@@ -58,7 +40,7 @@ These phones require *iOS* 26 and `Loop version 3.8.x` or newer
 
 These phones require *iOS* 18 and are compatible with *iOS* 26
 
-- iPhone 16, all variants
+- iPhone 16, all variants (phone is compatible but see [InPlay DASH pod](../faqs/omnipod-faqs.md#iphone-16-and-atlas-or-inplay-dash-pods){: target="_blank" } warning)
 
 These phones are compatible with *iOS* 17, 18 and 26
 

docs/build/pump.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@
     - If you have a Medtronic pump, check the [Medtronic Pump Version](#check-medtronic-pump-version) list to ensure compatible model/firmware
     - If you use [Omnipod](#omnipod-pumps) - check which kind
     - If you use [Dana](#sooil-dana-pumps) - check which kind
-    - If you use [Medtrum Nano](#medtrum-touchcare-nano) - Check which loop version
+    - If you use [Medtrum Nano](#medtrum-nano) - Check which loop version
 
 !!! question "FAQs"
     - **"How can I find a compatible Medtronic pump?"** Refer to [Finding a Medtronic Pump](#finding-a-medtronic-pump).
@@ -226,7 +226,11 @@ The DanaRS was first released in 2002, with firmware version v1 which is not sup
 ## Medtrum Nano
 
 !!! warning "You must build feat/dev-medtrum branch to use Medtrum patch pumps"
-    The Medtrum patch pump is in feat/dev-medtrum (as of version v3.9.0) and is experimental as of now
+    The Medtrum patch pump is in feat/dev-medtrum (as of version v3.9.0) and is experimental as of now.
+
+    **Be very careful running this. The initial version had a bug where a delivered bolus was not always recorded properly. This is just one example of why only experts should volunteer to test experimental code.**
+
+    Follow along in the [zulipchat Medtrum channel](https://loop.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/144182-development/topic/Medtrum.20Nano.20-.20pumps.20for.20development.20use/with/481836247).
 
 !!! info "All versions are supported!"
     Both 200U (MD0201 & MD8201) and 300U (MD8301) version are supported with the correct version of the *Loop* app.

docs/build/rileylink.md

@@ -1,14 +1,11 @@
 ## Order a RileyLink Compatible Device
 
-**Not needed for any pump that supports direct Bluetooth BLE commands**
-
-* **Dana**
-* **DASH**
+**Not needed for any pump that supports direct Bluetooth BLE commands such as Dana, DASH and Medtrum**
 
 **Required when using an older Medtronic pump or Omnipod Eros pods**
 
 !!! info "Time Estimate"
-    - 0 minutes if you plan to use a Dana pump or a DASH Omnipod pump - you don't need one
+    - 0 minutes if you plan to use a pump that supports direct BLE communication - you don't need one
     - 15-20 minutes to read about RileyLink compatible devices
     - 15 minutes to order a device