xDrip+ 2022.04.20 won't calibrate

[CLKRUN]

Hello,

I'm using xDrip+ (2022.04.20) on Pixel 6 with Android 12. My data source is Dex Share Follow.
For example my Dexcom App shows 160 mg/dl and in xDrip I did a inital calibration of 207 mg/dl.
After the calibration the graph stayed at 207 but if the next value from Dex Share Follow coming it overrides to the "wrong" value.

Is it a bug? data source crap? Android 12? Pixel 6?
Attached a screenshot of the log (cant upload here, <<Something went really wrong, and we can’t process that file.>>)
https://imgur.com/a/oBfuL7K

[Navid200]

So, you are using xDrip as a follower.
And, want to calibrate from the follower, not the master?
Is the device a G6 or G5?

@tolot27 Can a dex share follower calibrate?

[Navid200]

Something isn't clear here.
I assume you are the diabetic.
You are using the Dexcom app as the collector. So, you have to carry the phone that has the Dexcom app on it.
But, you like to use xDrip as a follower. So, you will have to carry the phone with xDrip on it also.

Which one of those assumptions is incorrect?

[CLKRUN]

Yes, that's true. But now I want to test xDrip, because as long as Dexcom doesn't support Android 12 and Google Pixel 6 I have to use both phones. Especially since xDrip offers more features than Dexcom.
I could also run a Dexcom patched app on the Pixel 6, but I'm still undecided.
You do understand that at some point I want to get to the point where I only want to carry one mobile device?
That's why my approach so complicated.

[Navid200]

You cannot calibrate xDrip.
You need to calibrate the G6 transmitter.

I'm not sure a Dex share follower can submit a calibration to the transmitter.
Hopefully, someone who has experience will help you.

Good luck.

[CLKRUN]

Thanks for your support. Would be great to hear some feedback.

[tolot27]

@tolot27 Can a dex share follower calibrate?

No, calibration happens only locally at the collector side because it sends the bg value to the transmitter.
xDrip or Nightscout sync could be theoretically handle this because they are bidirectional.
But such a feature will never be implemented because you can measure the bg value only if you have the collecting device.