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To have the memory contents of a user dis-

played, proceed as follows:

Step 1: 

You must first activate memory mode to ac-

cess the measured value memory. To do this, 

when the scale is in sleep mode, press the 

UP/MEM button.

First, all display elements are displayed for 

the self-test, and after about 2 seconds, the 

selection menu for the user no. appears 

(Fig. 5.1). To indicate that the scale is now  

in memory mode, on the top line to the right 

of the “user” symbol, the symbol “mem” 

(“memory mode”) appears. This symbol 

remains displayed as long as the scale is in 

memory mode. In addition, the symbol for 

the gender of the selected user is displayed 

on the bottom line. 

Fig. 5.1

Step 2: 

The first user to be displayed is the one for 

which the last measurement was carried out. 

If you now repeatedly press the UP/MEM 

button, all user nos. are displayed one after 

the other which were activated in the settings 

menu for the personal settings as described 

in Section 3.6.1 “Activating/releasing the user 

no.”.

Select your personal user no. with the UP/

MEM button and press the START button to 

confirm, which brings you to the date and 

time display of the last measurement. 

Step 3: 

The display now shows the date of the last 

stored measurement of the activated user, 

which is indicated by the identifier “d” (date) 

in the last place (after the 2nd dot) (Fig. 5.2).

Fig. 5.2

After about 5 seconds, or when you press  

the START button, the display automatically 

changes to the next display image and shows 

the time of the measurement, indicated by  

a “t” (time) in the last position (after the 2nd 

dot) (Fig 5.3). If you don’t do anything,  

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5.1 Storing the measured values

For every user identity number, the  

scaleo-comfort

 diagnostic scale automati- 

cally stores the body data determined  

during measurement, i.e. weight, body fat, 

body water and muscle mass, together  

with the date and time of measurement. 

Once the memory is full (after a total of 

40 measurements), the oldest result is over-

written by the result of the next measure-

ment. The measured values are retained in 

the measured value memory even when  

the battery is removed. 

5.2 Calling the stored measured values 

The stored measured data which is allocated 

to a user no. can be called in memory mode 

on the scale in the order from the last meas-

urement to the oldest stored measurement. 

Summary of Contents for BSC105

Page 1: ...scaleo comfort Diagnostic scale BSC105 BSC205 Operating manual Issued in 11 2006 REF 590109...

Page 2: ...he measured value memory 25 3 5 5 Resetting the wireless connection type BSC 105 only 26 3 6 Personal settings 29 3 6 1 Activating releasing the user no 30 3 6 2 Setting the gender 32 3 6 3 Setting th...

Page 3: ...3 Set default values via up function SET button 1 Switch on device setting mode 2 Select next input eld in setting mode START button 1 Switch on device measuring mode 2 Switch off device 3 Con rm a se...

Page 4: ...ansferred to your PC for further processing This operating manual contains important information for you Please read the operating manual carefully before using the measuring system for the rst time a...

Page 5: ...bathroom on an empty stom ach and without clothing in order to get comparable results Only the long term trend counts Short term weight deviations within a few days are usually only due to uid loss Bo...

Page 6: ...sary All scales meet the EC directive 89 336 supplements If you should have any ques tions about how to use our devices please contact your dealership or Biocomfort customer service From time to time...

Page 7: ...and dispose of them properly in accordance with the valid regulations Step 4 Insert the two 1 5 V alkaline batteries accord ing to the symbols in the battery compartment Step 5 Replace the battery com...

Page 8: ...false display of later measurements Depending on the way you switch on the scale one of the operating modes named below will be activated Activating by operating mode 1 Tapping the standing area or p...

Page 9: ...mode for displaying the stored measurements of a user 2 Selection or setting of a parameter or func tion There are two activation options Brief pressing if necessary several con secutive times Increm...

Page 10: ...the UP MEM button i e a number in the range from 1 to 8 you enter the menu for setting your personal data Attention The selected number is your personal user no which you should memorise since you mus...

Page 11: ...ll as the character d for date in the last place separated by a dot Fig 3 7 Step 3 Setting the month The current month can be selected again using the UP MEM button as described be fore Press the SET...

Page 12: ...h was previously set Step 7 If you do not wish to make any further set tings exit the settings menu by pressing the START button for a longer period of time Otherwise continue with the settings as des...

Page 13: ...f percentages no g Fig 3 10 Fig 3 11 The selection is made by repeatedly pressing the UP MEM button whereby the respec tively selected combination is indicated by the display of the corresponding perc...

Page 14: ...iod of two minutes the scale returns to sleep mode 3 5 5 Resetting the wireless connection type BSC 105 only With this function you can reset clear an allocation existing via a wireless connection to...

Page 15: ...know this Fig 3 16 You can now switch the scale to sleep mode by pressing the START button for at least 2 seconds Fig 3 16 End of the setting menu 3 6 Personal settings Before the rst measurement pers...

Page 16: ...d function with the UP MEM button Every time you press it the display toggles between on and oFF If you select on you can activate the user no or if on is displayed already you can make changes to the...

Page 17: ...r the colon the preset age in years Fig 3 20 Set the desired age by pressing the UP MEM button and con rm the set age with the SET or START button 3 6 4 Setting the height Fig 3 21 The menu image for...

Page 18: ...is also the normal introductory mode which should be initially selected if you would like to start an exercise program or diet You should begin with physical exercise which is limited to max 20 minut...

Page 19: ...called sleep mode where only the current time is displayed Fig 3 2 Step 1 Now tap with your foot brie y and rmly on the standing area of your scale or press the START button All display elements Fig 3...

Page 20: ...still on the scale with your weight distributed evenly on both legs The scale immediately begins with the measurement As long as the meas ured value is being recorded two dashes are shown on the displ...

Page 21: ...3 Attention If you step onto the scale beforehand the error E 1 is displayed and you have to re start the measurement Fig 4 5 User no 0 guest mode Fig 4 6 Scale is ready for measurement 4 2 Measuring...

Page 22: ...sured body fat as well as the corresponding trend are displayed Here Down arrow percentage is less than at the last measurement Dash percentage is constant Up arrow percentage is higher After another...

Page 23: ...ig 4 8 but looks like Fig 4 12 or 4 13 then the unit of measurement was not set as kg in the settings menu but as an English unit of weight This unit of weight can be changed to kg in the set tings me...

Page 24: ...con rm which brings you to the date and time display of the last measurement Step 3 The display now shows the date of the last stored measurement of the activated user which is indicated by the identi...

Page 25: ...g displayed the measured weight appears again Every time you press the START button the displays ap pear as described Fig 5 4 Display of the weight Fig 5 5 Display of body fat percentage Fig 5 6 Displ...

Page 26: ...ely dry feet can lead to unsatisfactory results since the conduc tivity is too low Stand still during measurement Wait a few hours after you have had unusual physical exertion Wait about 15 minutes af...

Page 27: ...ercentage of body water should lie in the following ranges Women 50 55 Men 60 65 Children 65 75 For persons who have a high body fat per centage it is commonly found that the body water percentage lie...

Page 28: ...en electrodes and the soles of the feet is too high e g when the scale is not stepped on with bare feet or if foot calluses are too thick Repeat the measurement barefoot Moisten the soles of your feet...

Page 29: ...termination of the body fat body water and muscle percentages according to the B I A principle bioelectric impedance analysis by means of four transpar ent electrodes integrated in the standing area a...

Page 30: ...hin the framework of the warranty our services com prise the repair of faulty parts free of charge or if we choose to do so the delivery of an error free replacement device In addition to the manufact...

Page 31: ...meanings Please follow the operating manual REF Article or order number SN Serial number The device contains an HF trans mitter radio transmitter Symbol for separate collection of electric and electro...

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Page 33: ...sures Remarks 19 error BSC105 No user has yet been created with the enclosed software Configure the device with the enclosed software e g Health Manager and enable at least one user Before the device...

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