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The mmHg is the standard unit in the United States. The
KPa is the International Unit (IU). Use of the wrong unit of
measure may cause you to misinterpret your blood pressure
level, and may lead to incorrect treatment.

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Summary of Contents for TD-3018

Page 1: ...Digital Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor OWNER S MANUAL 311 3018100 017 Version 3 0 DEC 2009...

Page 2: ...Power Warning 08 Batteries Installation and Replacement 09 Setting the Monitor 10 MEASURE BLOOD PRESSURE Suggestions before Measuring 13 Applying the Wrist Cuff 14 Testing Your Blood Pressure 15 USE M...

Page 3: ...The data measured are only for refer ence Always consult your physician to have the results interpreted Do not use the device for purposes other than measuring blood pres sure Disassembly or modifica...

Page 4: ...ortant information that you must know about your system Please read it carefully For other questions regarding this monitor please contact the dealer for service A warranty registration card is includ...

Page 5: ...ude obesity lack of exercise and cholesterol LDL ad hering to the blood vessels Rising of blood pressure acceler ates hardening of the arteries and the body becomes more susceptible to apoplexy and co...

Page 6: ...he System uMonitor vWrist Cuff connected to the moni tor wStorage Case xOwner s Manual yTwo 1 5V AAA batteries Please check your system to be sure you have everything above If not please return your s...

Page 7: ...7 ABOUT THIS SYSTEM Device Description...

Page 8: ...life Low Power Warning The monitor will remind you when the power is getting low by displaying two different messages uBattery Symbol appears with your test result Fig 1 This means it is about time t...

Page 9: ...previous test results stored in the moni tor But you may need to update the set tings Step2 Remove battery cover Fig 4 And remove the batteries inside Note Do not use different type date or brand nam...

Page 10: ...etting Mode uStart with the monitor turned off vRemove the battery cover as shown in previous page wPress the SET button located in the battery compartment Fig 6 You are now in the setting mode Step 2...

Page 11: ...move the number faster hold the M button down wPress the Set button and the year will be set At the same time the date will appear on the display with the month segment flashing Fig 8 Please set the m...

Page 12: ...e mmHg is the standard unit in the United States The KPa is the International Unit IU Use of the wrong unit of measure may cause you to misinterpret your blood pressure level and may lead to incorrect...

Page 13: ...hing before mea surement Sit or lie down for at least 10 minutes before measuring Do not measure when feeling anxious or tense Please take a 5 10 minute break between measurements Waiting allows the e...

Page 14: ...The top and bottom edges of the cuff should be tight ened evenly around your wrist Note The top margin of the monitor should be about 1 4 to 1 2 inch 0 6 cm to 1 3 cm below the ball of thumb Fig 11 S...

Page 15: ...ton and place your arm in front of your chest Relax and make sure the device is at the same height as your heart Holding your left elbow with your right hand helps you hold still during measurement Re...

Page 16: ...ressure diastolic pressure and heart rate Fig 16 Press the but ton to switch off or leave it for 3 minutes for auto shut down Note It is extremely important that the cuff is at the same level of the h...

Page 17: ...ic and diastolic blood pressure and pulse Step2 Press the M Button again 1 ap pears first followed by the latest reading Fig 18 Press the M Button again to view the other results in the order of time...

Page 18: ...an Interface Cable The software can be down loaded from the home page of Simple Diagnostics The in terface cable is an optional accessory Please contact your local customer service for purchasing To d...

Page 19: ...tor turned off connect the Interface Cable to the data port located on the bottom of the monitor wPress the button and then PCL will appear on LCD indicating that the monitor is in the communication m...

Page 20: ...s and hold the M button until and CLr ALL appear on the LCD display Fig 19 Step 2 Release the M button and the Monitor will automatically turn off All the memories are erased Fig 20 Note When there ar...

Page 21: ...elative humidity Storage conditions 4 140 below 95 relative humidity Do not drop the monitor Please avoid strong impact Disassembly or modification the monitor or wrist cuff may lead to permanent read...

Page 22: ...ne or any alcoholic base or solvent agent to clean the monitor The cuff can be cleaned by wiping with moistened cloth and soap Do not immerse in water Do not twist any tubing Refrain from stretching b...

Page 23: ...ERROR MESSAGE Please check the chart below for problems you can fix at home without tools For error messages other than the ones below do not try to repair by yourself Please con tact dealer for servi...

Page 24: ...Batteries ran out or were not installed properly Check and correct the battery polarities Battery symbol appears on LCD Result higher or lower than user s average measurement Power goes off when not...

Page 25: ...25 SPECIFICATIONS...

Page 26: ...flood hurricane etc are not covered by this guarantee This guaranty does not cover damage incurred by use of the product not in accordance with the instruc tions accidental damage or being tampered wi...

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