User manual IBP BP 131

[. . . ] The blood pressure should be taken by a doctor or an expert who knows your illness history. By making a regular use of the blood pressure measuring unit and plotting the readings, you keep the doctor up-to-date with the tendencies of your blood pressure. ⷠTie the sleeve well around your wrist. The sleeve should be at the same height as your heart. [. . . ] When pressure reaches to the proximity of your systolic blood pressure, the monitor will exhaust cuff pressure. The pressure build-up symbol in the display will disappear; in its place the pressure reduction symbol will now appear. D) While measuring, do not move the cuff or your arm or hand muscles, don't speak. While the unit determines your pulse frequency, the pulse symbol will flash. E) Once the reading is complete, both the systolic and the diastolic blood pressure, along with the pulse value, will automatically appear in the display. the measurement values are automatically stored in the memory. Up to 60 memories can be saved in the Memory turns off the power. Pressing the START/STOP key turn off after about 2 minutes of inactivity. A) You can store your blood pressure reading up to 60 times (blood pressure and pulse) along with the date and time in the memory. the measurement values are stored automatically. Should 60 measurement values already be stored in the memory and a new value is added, the oldest value is deleted. If you press the MEMORY RECALL key M again, the last measurement data stored will be displayed. Each further press of the MEMORY RECALL key Mindicates in numerical order, from 1 to 60, the measurement values previously obtained each time. C) If you press the TIME key , the values stored will be displayed in reverse order. you have the facility to delete all the data stored. Switch off the unit and hold down the MEMORY RECALL key M until the display shows "Clr. The data in the memory will not be lost even when the Blood Pressure Monitor is switched off. After switching on the unit, the display fails to show anything. There are no batteries inserted or they have been inserted incorrectly or they are totally empty. The batteries are almost empty or they are completely empty. Batteries may react to frost with a weaker flow of current. Insert batteries, check the position of the batteries or replace them with new ones. [. . . ] You should not use any tool to open the device nor should you attempt to adjust anything inside the device. If you have any problems, please contact the Service Centre. For users giagnosed with common arrhythma, diabetes, poor circulation of blood, kidney problems, or for users suffered from stroke, or for unconscious users, the device might not be suitable for use. (pulse rate) ± 3 mm Hg (blood pressure) ±4 % (pulse rate) automatic pressure build-up by pump automatic pressure release by valve system 2 x 1. [. . . ]