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Cramps
Sexual
intercourse
Fever
Medication
Cervical
mucus
Bleeding
Bleeding during menstruation or spotting
throughout the cycle.
Menstrual cramps and pain
Cervical mucus consistencies
For recording the specific days of intercourse.
If you are sick, mark this memo. Your sickness
could effect your temperature readings.
Mark this memo when you are taking medicine
for a sickness.
Cervical mucus is dry
and sticky.
Cervical mucus is
creamy and thick.
Cervical mucus is
stretchy and clear
(egg-white consistency).
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Fertility related symbols
Ovulatory phases
BBT graph (displays
the last 10 days of cycle)
Current cycle day
Clock display (date display)
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Note:
You may record the intercourse memo for previous cycle days.
Select the day you wish to record intercourse (please refer to “How
to check the stored data” below). Press Set and the intercourse
symbol will save. Press Set again to delete the memo.
Press and hold the Set button to
display the current date
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Press the Mode button and the
symbols appear.
Press the Memo button to display memo symbols.
Select the memo you wish to record with the arrow
buttons. Press the Set button to confirm memo.
Select with the arrow butons
and press the Set button to
confirm.
Press the Mode button and
the symbols will appear.
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7. How to view your stored data
Average temp.
High Phase
Low Phase
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Use the arrows to view the data of each day
in that cycle.
Select the desired cycle you would like
to view using the arrow buttons.
Press the Graph/check button to select.
Select with the Right arrow
button and press the Set button
to confirm.
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deletion of the stored temperature.
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Press the Graph/check button once
to display the menstrual cycle
number and average temperature.
The memo(s) that you
selected for the current day
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on the screen. Press Set to
delete the memo.
The average temperature is used to detect the high and low phase, which is preprogrammed to 97.7 degrees Fahrenheit until the end of your second cycle. From the third cycle
on, the device begins displaying your actual average temperature, which is calculated from the previous data. The average temperature will vary for all women. When you skip
readings for a few days, or when the difference between the high and the low phase is unclear or too small, the device may not be able to calculate the average temperature.
Please make sure to take your temperature daily.
Temperatures under 93.2 degrees Fahrenheit are not recorded. Temperatures above 99.5 degress Fahrenheit are recorded but disregarded in calculating the average
temperature. This is to avoid mis-calculation of a possible fever or illness. The temperature graph might show the low phase only or the high phase only when the average
temperature is not calculated.
What is the average temperature?
Use the left arrow button to go
back to the 1st day of
menstruation. (The day you are
now viewing will blink.)
* Press and hold the Mode button to display
the 1st day of menstruation in your current
cycle.
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Menstrual cycle #
Selected one will blink.
Fertility symbol
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Cycle day
Temperature graph
The data and corresponding
temperature will blink alternately
Selected one will blink.
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You can only delete the temperature for the
current day.
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