New translations omnipoddash.md (Greek)

Author: MilosKozak

docs/CROWDIN/el/CompatiblePumps/OmnipodDASH.md

@@ -51,29 +51,29 @@ The instructions below explain how to activate a new pod session using **AAPS**.
 
 Ensure you have read and understand this whole guide, have read and understand the **Before You Begin** section, as well as  **[Omnipod and AAPS Constraints and Issues](#omnipod-dash-constraints)** to avoid running into a known problem.
 
-#### **SAFETY FIRST** - You **SHOULD NOT** try to connect **AAPS** to a pod for the first time without having access to all of the following:
+### **SAFETY FIRST** - You **SHOULD NOT** try to connect **AAPS** to a pod for the first time without having access to all of the following:
 1. Extra pods (3 or more spare)
 2. Spare Insulin and MDI equipment
 3. A working Omnipod PDM (In case **AAPS** fails)
 4. Supported Phones are a must! (See [Hardware/Software Requirements](#hardware-software-requirements))
 5. Correct version of AAPS built and installed
 
-#### **Your Omnipod Dash PDM will become redundant after the AAPS Dash driver activates your pod.**
+### **Your Omnipod Dash PDM will become redundant after the AAPS Dash driver activates your pod.**
 - Before using **AAPS** you or your care giver would have had to manage the Pod using the Omnipod PDM (or in some regions a Phone app) to send commands to your DASH (e.g a Bolus).
 - The DASH can only facilitate a single Bluetooth device (e.g PDM or Phone) connection to manage and send commands.
 - The device that successfully activates the pod is the only device allowed to communicate with that Pod from that point forward. This means that once you activate a DASH with your Android phone using **AAPS**, **you will no longer be able to use your PDM with that pod!** For the time that Pod is active the **AAPS** Dash driver running on your Android phone is now the new PDM for your pod.
 - **DO NOT Throw away your PDM!** It is recommended to keep it around as a backup and for emergencies, for instance when your phone gets lost or **AAPS** is not working correctly.
 
-#### Your pod **WILL NOT** stop delivering insulin when it is not connected to AAPS.
+### Your pod **WILL NOT** stop delivering insulin when it is not connected to AAPS.
 Default basal rates are programmed on the pod on activation as defined in the current active [**Profile**](../SettingUpAaps/YourAapsProfile.md).  
 As long as **AAPS** is operational it will send basal rate adjustment commands that run for a maximum of 120 minutes.  
 When for some reason the pod does not receive any new commands (for instance because communication was lost due to Pod ➜ phone distance) the pod will automatically fall back to default basal rates as defined in your [**Profile**](../SettingUpAaps/YourAapsProfile.md).
 
-#### **AAPS Profile(s) do not support 30 minute basal rate time frames**
+### **AAPS Profile(s) do not support 30 minute basal rate time frames**
 If you are new to **AAPS** and are setting up your basal rate [**Profile**](../SettingUpAaps/YourAapsProfile.md) for the first time, please be aware that basal rates starting on a half-hour basis are not supported. For example, on your Omnipod PDM, if you have a basal rate of 1.1 units which starts at 09:30 and has a duration of 2 hours ending at 11:30, it is not possible replicate this exact basil **Profile** in **AAPS**.  
 You will need to change this 1.1 unit basal rate to a time range of either 9:00-11:00 or 10:00-12:00. Even though the DASH hardware itself supports the 30 minute basal rate **Profile** increments, **AAPS** does NOT support this feature.
 
-#### **0U/h Profile basal rates are NOT supported in AAPS**
+### **0U/h Profile basal rates are NOT supported in AAPS**
 While the DASH does support a zero basal rate, **AAPS** uses multiples of the user's **Profile** basal rate to determine automated treatment; it cannot function with a zero basal rate.  
 Instead a temporary zero basal rate can be achieved through the "Disconnect pump" function, or through a combination of Disable Loop/Temp Basal Rate or Suspend Loop/Temp Basal Rate.  
 **NOTE:** The lowest basal rate allowed by the DASH in **AAPS** is 0.05U/h.