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6-10 Alarm Function
When the limit values are set, the limit mark appears in red as shown in the
illustration.
When the measurement value exceeds the upper or lower limit value, the
value and the alarm lamp flash, and the alarm buzzer sounds.
The alarm buzzer can be stopped by pressing the ALARM OFF key. At this
time, the alarm lamp switches from flashing to illuminated constantly
Warning
•
The alarm, which occurs during blood pressure measurement, will be stopped by
pressing the ALARM OFF key, or when the next measurement starts.
•
The alarm, which occurs during ECG, SpO
2
or temperature measurement, will be
stopped by pressing the ALARM OFF key. If the condition that caused the alarm
persists after two minutes, the alarm will sound again. (The ALARM OFF mark
illuminates while the alarm is stopped.)
6-11 Storing/Deleting Data
Note
•
The number of data to be stored is 400. Once exceeded, the older data will be erased to store the
newer data.
Storing the data
Data (date, systolic/diastolic blood pressure, heart rate/pulse rate, SpO
2
value and temperature) is stored
each time a measurement is performed.
Storing the data using the storage cycle
When the storage cycle is set, the data (date, heart rate/pulse rate, SpO
2
value and temperature) is
stored automatically at the set interval.
Note
•
When the storage cycle is set, the memory function is working while the POWER switch is turned on.
Set the storage cycle to "OFF" when the memory function is not necessary.
Limit mark
