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Arm blood pressure monitor Use Instructions
Safety Precaution: If pressure in arm cuff becomes too extreme while testing, press the " ON/OFF "
button to turn power off. The cuff pressure will rapidly dissipate once the unit is off.
Memory Check
With power off, you may check past test results by using the " MODE " buttons. The most recent test
result and oldest test result in memory can be viewed by pressing and holding the " MODE " button
upon activating test results you can press the " MODE "button to scroll through all test results stored
in memory.
Note: Previous test results will only be displayed from the most recently used memory group. To
check previous test results in other memory groups, you must first select the desired group and then
turn monitor off. (See Select Memory Group on Page 10.)
Memory Deletion
Memory for a selected group may be deleted while in Memory Check mode. Press and hold the "
SET " button for approximately 3 seconds to delete all memory records from the selected group. The
monitor will beep indicating successful deletion and then transfer into testing mode. Press the " ON/
OFF " button to turn the unit off.
Note: Memory cannot be recovered once it has been deleted.
Last 3 Tests Average
With power off, press and hold the " MODE " button to activate screen display. After the unit performs
a self diagnosis, the screen will display the average test results from the last 3 readings of the last
group used. The symbol will appear along with the corresponding WHO Blood Pressure Indicator.
The Memory Check mode can be accessed by pressing the "MODE " buttons. To check the average
results from other groups, select the desired group first prior to activating the " MODE " button in the
off position.
Low Battery Indicator
4 short warning beeps sound when battery life is depleting and unable to inflate cuff for testing. The
" " appears simultaneously for approximately 5 seconds prior to shutting off. Replace batteries
at this time. No memory loss will occur throughout this process.
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