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MEMORY FUNCTION

1). The result of each measurement (blood pressure and pulse rate) is

automatically stored in the memory of the device. The reading will not
be saved when it resulted in an error.

2). Up to

readings and the average value of the last 3 readings can be

stored in the memory of the device. When the number of readings exceeds

the oldest readings will be replaced by the newer readings

3).  To examine the data stored in the memory press the MEM  button, either after use or
         when the device is in standby. When the MEM button is pressed the display will show
         the average of the last 3 readings ( Fig 1) and then if MEM  is pressed again it will
        show << 1 >> and then the last reading  (Fig 2), each further pressing of MEM  will
        show the next oldest reading,  << 2 >>,<<3>> etc.

CLEARING THE MEMORY OF THE DEVICE

To clear all stored results from the memory of the device
press button MEM and hold it more than 3 seconds.

The symbol

Clr

will be displayed and whole

memory of the device will be cleared

(Fig. 3)

Fig. 3

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

POSITIONING THE CUFF

1). Put the edge of the cuff into the metallic

ring as shown in

Fig. 1

2). Put the cuff on the arm and position the

tube on the inner arm

(Fig. 2)

If measurement on the left arm is difficult
the right arm can be used, but readings may
differ by about 5-10mmHg.

3). Wrap cuff around the upper arm with the

lower edge of the cuff approximately 2-3
centimetres above the elbow.

Fig. 3

- The

mark with inscription

ARTERY>> must

be over the artery of the arm.

4). Press the surface of the cuff to make sure

that it is attached securely

(Fig. 4)

When wrapping the cuff, wrap it loosely
enough around the arm so that two fingers
can be placed between the cuff and the arm.
If the cuff is wrapped more tightly or loosely
than this, inaccurate blood pressure readings
may result.

5). On the fastened cuff the mark

INDEX

must point to the area

NORMAL (22-

32cm)

(Fig. 5)

. This means the cuff is

selected correctly and corresponds to the
size of the upper arm range. If the mark
points to the area marked

or to the

left, that means the cuff is too small and the
reading will be too high. If the mark points
to the area

or to the right, that

means the cuff is too large and reading will
be too low.