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Understanding Control Test Results Recalling Test Results
The Blood Glucose Meter is able to automatically store a maximum of 500 test
results with time and date. If your meter has stored 500 results, the newest test result will replace
the oldest one.
To recall your test memory, start the meter without a test strip inserted.
GM700S
1. Press the Main button to switch from the Time Mode to Memory Mode. You
will see the “mem” icon in the upper left corner of the display. The latest test
result will appear with the number “1”.
2. Use either the Left or Right button on the side to review all previous results
with date and time. Results display from the most recent (Sequence no. “1”)
to the oldest (Sequence no. “500”) in the lower right hand corner of the
screen.
3. The Quality Control Test result can be recalled from the saved data. When
" appears next to the data, the test was performed using the
Control Solution GC700. The control solution test result will not be used when
recalling test average results.
"
Your control solution test results should fall within the control solution range. If the results are within
the range, the
Blood Glucose Monitoring System GM700S is working correctly.
Possible reasons your Control Solution results are out of the range :
- Your
Control solution GC700 is expired or was first opened more than 3 months ago.
- Your Blood Glucose Test Strip GS700 has expired.
- You left the cap of the Blood Glucose Test Strip vial or the control solution off for a period of time.
- You did not perform the test procedure correctly.
- The
Blood Glucose Meter or Blood Glucose Test Strip GS700 have
malfunctioned.
If
Control Solution GC700 results are out of range, your Blood Glucose
Monitoring System GM700S may not be working properly. Repeat the Quality Control Test. If your
control solution results are still out of range, do not use
Blood Glucose Meter to
test your blood glucose. Please contact
GM700S
GM700S
customer service.
Control Solution Range Example
Normal
High
Low
88~120 mg/dL
250~340 mg/dL
40~60 mg/dL