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M601020-210322-Rev009-UM-e 

 

Determining the Body Mass Index (BMI) 

The BMI figure is an index showing the ratio between height and weight. 

To determine this value you need the height of the person.  
Start  the  scale  and  weigh  the  person  following  the  steps  under  weighing.  Then 
press the BMI key (11) to start BMI mode. The last value entered appears on the 

display.  Use  the  numerical  key  pad  to  enter  a  new  value  for  the  height  (in  cm)  or  retain  the  value,  which  is 
already been displayed. Confirm the value entered with the ENTER key or delete same by using the CLEAR 
key. After the entry has been confirmed by the ENTER key, the BMI value will be calculated using the weight 
on the scales. The display changes between weight value and BMI value "b  xx.x" (every two seconds) for a 
period of 3 minutes. Press the BMI key (11) to cancel before this time has expired. 

Evaluating Body Mass Index 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Print out a record 

The scales must be at standstill, e.g. standstill status display 

 (14) appears at the screen. 

Press the ENTER key (13) to send the data to the serial interface. 
Note:  Printing  is not possible  if the  net  weight is 0. The print function  only  produces one  print-out.  A reset is 
required to print out another copy.  
 

Care, servicing and recalibration 

Cleaning 

Remove the mains plug before cleaning the unit. Do not use any aggressive cleaning materials for cleaning; 
only use a damp cloth or conventional disinfectant. Ensure that no liquids or any fluid gets into the scale. 

Error messages 

Error mes-
sage 

Description 

Problem solution 

  
 

Overload display 

Weight exceeds max. capacity of the 
scales. 

 

Overflow indicator (negative) 

Negative weight indicated – weight too 
low to be displayed (<=99999). 

 

Overflow indicator (positive) 

Positive weight indicated – weight too 
high to be displayed (>=999999). 

AD LOW 

A/D above negative range 

Check if the scales are correctly as-
sembled or if they are damaged. 

AD HI 

A/D above positive range 

Check if the scales are correctly as-
sembled or if they are damaged. 

EE SUM 

Parameter or calibration error 

Recalibrate – please contact your sup-
plier or service partner: 

BMI= 

body weight 

(height)² 

BMI evaluation according to WHO 

BMI   

<  16 

Severely underweight 

  16 

17 

Moderately underweight 

  17 

18.5  Slightly underweight 

BMI  18.5 

25 

Normal weight 

BMI  25 

30 

Overweight 

  30 

35 

Obese Class I 

  35 

40 

Obese Class II 

   

>  40 

Obese Class III 

 

Summary of Contents for M601020

Page 1: ...M601020 210322 Rev009 UM e Operating Manual Class III Approved Scales Electronic Bed Scale M601020 ...

Page 2: ...vices 5 Housing and connections 6 Safety 6 Settings 6 Setting date and time 7 Operation 7 Modes of operation 7 Before weighing 7 Weighing 8 Tare function 8 Hold function 8 Determining the Body Mass Index BMI 9 Evaluating Body Mass Index 9 Print out a record 9 Care servicing and recalibration 9 Cleaning 9 Error messages 9 Waste disposal 10 Storage and transport conditions 10 Warranty 10 Recalibrati...

Page 3: ...in dry and level surface before the weighing procedure Scope of delivery 2 Weighing platforms Connection cable between weighing platforms Indicator incl connection cable Mounting Device for the indicator Mains adapter Operating Manual including Certificate of Conformity Assembly Dismantle packaging and foil carefully Weighing platforms are equipped with castors and a handle for easy transport 1 Mo...

Page 4: ...xpose the batteries to temperatures below 10 C 14 F or above 45 C 113 F Rechargeable batteries lose their charging capacity over the time and require a longer charging period the older they are If the battery performance drops considerably then it is time to replace the battery New batteries are supplied in partial charged condition Batteries achieve their full capacity after several complete char...

Page 5: ... 0 9 Clear Enter and Navigation functions Key 6 menu direction to the right Key 4 menu direction to the left Key 8 menu direction down Key 2 menu direction up For better understanding see Pic 1 1 the blue arrows Used to navigate through menus to select numerical values and to increase or lower the value Special function 0 key In weight mode you can change between gross and net weight using figure ...

Page 6: ...at the mains cable does not pose any potential trip hazard Do not drop the weighing bridges shoes or subject them to violent shocks Do not operate the unit in hazardous or unstable conditions Do not dip or submerge the unit into water or other liquids Have all repairs and calibration carried out by professional personnel authorised by ADE Set up the unit as far away as possible from equipment that...

Page 7: ...ime and consecutive numbers for print commands are being set in this mode To start setting mode hold the GROSS NET key pressed until TIME appears on the display Configuration mode set up mode The values for different parameters including the calibration could be set in the configuration mode This func tion is for authorized service personnel only Test mode There are different diagnostic functions ...

Page 8: ...alues The user is able to insert manually the gross weight which is for example mentioned at the identification plate of the bed Enter the appropriate tare value just by using the key pad under normal weighing mode The value will be stored after use of the ENTER key or TARE The ADE display is now ready for weighing and changes to net mode NET status indicator 5 is on Enter the tare button to leave...

Page 9: ...e Printing is not possible if the net weight is 0 The print function only produces one print out A reset is required to print out another copy Care servicing and recalibration Cleaning Remove the mains plug before cleaning the unit Do not use any aggressive cleaning materials for cleaning only use a damp cloth or conventional disinfectant Ensure that no liquids or any fluid gets into the scale Err...

Page 10: ...aterial or workmanship presentation of invoice is necessary All moveable parts bat teries cables mains units rechargeable batteries etc are excluded Warranty does not include natural wear damages caused by incorrect or negligent handling overuse or unsuitable or improper storage The cost of transport will be borne by the customer should the equipment be located anywhere other then the custom er s ...

Page 11: ...rt Full duplex RS 232 38400 19200 9600 4800 2400 1200 bps Printer Port Output only RS 232 or active 20 mA current loop 9600 4800 2400 1200 bps Both Ports 7 or 8 data bits even odd or no parity Operator Interface Display 6 digit LCD display 7 segment 0 815 in 21 2 mm digits LCD annunciator net center of zero standstill kg lb g oz units Battery Set points Hold HI OK LO Keyboard 24 key flat membrane ...

Page 12: ...facturer This product has been manufactured in accordance with the harmonised European standards They con form to the regulations of the EC directives listed below NAWI Directive 2014 31 EC Medical Devices Directive 93 42 EEC EMC Directive 2014 30 EC regarding electromagnetic compatibility Low Voltage Directive 2014 35 EC RoHS Directive 2011 65 EC in the currently valid versions This declaration l...

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