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Summary of Contents for HealthGuard-15

Page 1: ...Parkway Hagerstown Maryland 21740 For Assistance Call 301 733 9368 SERVICE FUTREX COM USA EU Representative DCK med GmbH Echterdinger Str 111 D 70794 Filderstadt Germany Tel 0711 9077457 15 Fax 071190...

Page 2: ...TION 8 ELECTROMAGNETIC TESTING AND SAFETY D 12 D 16 SECTION 9 ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE D 17 SECTION 10 APPEARANCE AND PART NAMES D 18 SECTION 11 ASSEMBLING AND SETTING UP YOUR HealthGuard 15 D 19 D 22...

Page 3: ...lied PC computer The device is intended for users eighteen years and older 130 WESTERN MARYLAND PARKWAY HAGERSTOWN MD 21740 301 733 9368 FAX 301 733 4660 E mail info futrex com U S Food and Drug Admin...

Page 4: ...Contact your physician for detailed information and advice about your blood pressure Self diagnosis and treatment using measurement results may be dangerous Follow the instructions of a licensed healt...

Page 5: ...age the unit and void the warranty CARE AND MAINTENANCE Do not subject the monitor to strong shocks such as dropping the device on the floor Do not expose the device or any of the components to water...

Page 6: ...till and do not talk during the testing 5 Wait 2 to 3 minutes between measurements The wait time allows arteries to return to the condition prior to taking the blood pressure measurement You may need...

Page 7: ...RANTY INFORMATION The following warranty card is included with your HealthGuard 15 Please read the card and return it to Futrex HealthGuard support is available by calling 301 733 9368 or e mailing se...

Page 8: ...eaned using soapy warm water Alcohol swabs should be used to disinfect the cloth cuff and other surfaces that the arm may come into contact In the event that harmful materials are used for cleaning da...

Page 9: ...rements outlines in SECTION 5 may result in failure of the equipment and possible health hazards If there are any problems with the equipment please take the following steps 1 Gather the instrument mo...

Page 10: ...quipment Is the battery properly charged The answer to all of these questions should be YES Once you have checked for electrical safety you may power on the instrument as instructed in the Getting Sta...

Page 11: ...tify possible sources of radiated emissions These emissions can be from other electrical devices used within the same room or an adjacent room Communication devices such as cellular phones can cause t...

Page 12: ...The HealthGuard 15 uses RF energy only for its internal function Therefore its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment RF Emissions CISPR...

Page 13: ...r power supply lines 1 kV for input output lines Not Applicable The HealthGuard 15 does not use AC Power Power Supply Lines during operation Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV line s to line s 2 kV line s to ea...

Page 14: ...ansmitters as determined by an electromagnetic site surveya should be less than the compliance level in each frequency range b Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the follo...

Page 15: ...cy of Transmitter m Rated Maximum Output Power of Transmitter W 150 kHz to 80 MHz d 1 2 P 80 MHz to 800 MHz d 1 2 P 800 MHz to 2 5GHz d 2 3 P 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 23 0 1 0 38 0 38 0 73 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 10 3...

Page 16: ...le cabinets other people or electronic equipment The static shock is a discharge of the electrical energy build up from a charged person to a lesser or non charged individual or object ESD can also bu...

Page 17: ...0 APPEARANCE AND PART NAMES Cuff Housing Arm Rest Optical Standard Software CD Communications Cable Health o Meter Medical Scale Scale Cable The HealthGuard 15 should include all of the components ide...

Page 18: ...ing Arm Rest and your computer as shown in the illustration below Figure 1 Step 2 Attach the Cuff Housing to the table top using the supplied thumbscrews as shown below Then attach the Arm Rest The ar...

Page 19: ...ts Personal Computer PC Running Windows XP or higher version Pentium Class Processor One Available Communications Port 1 GB RAM 500MB Available Hardware Space 1024 x 768 Resolution Battery Talentcell...

Page 20: ...t hand corner of the installer the installation will begin You will shortly see the dialog box below Figure 4 Select OK to continue When instructed press enter and the driver installation will be comp...

Page 21: ...sing 2 PC Connection Plug the communications cable into an available input on the computer Then plug the connector on the opposite end of the communications cable into the Cuff Housing 3 Power Connect...

Page 22: ...e Next set Age to 999 This is the Username code to access the Administrator Settings It will then ask for the Kiosk Password By default this password is 123ADMIN Enter this password in and you will no...

Page 23: ...een is 123ADMIN Enter this password using the on screen keyboard and select Ok in the bottom right corner Figure 8 You will now see the Kiosk Administration Screen as shown in the figure below There a...

Page 24: ...ocated at the top right of the screen If for some reason this serial number is incorrect please contact Futrex Inc Figure 10 Online Access By default the HG 15 Kiosk will have Online Access turned off...

Page 25: ...ro Adjust Scale button Figure 11 Measurement Units The Kiosk supports English and Metric units only the Kiosk administrator can select this This setting is used for all measurements by the Kiosk Defau...

Page 26: ...ing the Time Out setting Figure 12 Statistics The HG 865 Kiosk records every measurement anonymously and safely with 128 bit standard government encryption to be used by the Kiosk Administrator These...

Page 27: ...D 27 Figure 13...

Page 28: ...in circumference The display on the computer s monitor allows you without any other assistance to perform a self measurement To start a measurement click or touch anywhere on the first computer scree...

Page 29: ...16 First you will select a language English Spanish French available and hit the Next button in the bottom right to continue Next you will be prompted Please enter your Age When an age is entered the...

Page 30: ...s are shown throughout the following pages When a measurement type is selected the Next button will appear in the bottom right hand corner Figure 18 The software will next prompt you to select your ge...

Page 31: ...ete Analysis on the previous page follow the steps below Figure 19 Figure 20 below is the screen that appears prior to the weight measurement When you are ready simply press the Begin button and the s...

Page 32: ...m into the cuff so that the bottom edge of the cuff is about one inch above the elbow press the Begin button in the bottom right hand corner This will begin the blood pressure and body fat measurement...

Page 33: ...any time by pressing the ABORT button in the bottom left hand corner OR by pressing the EMERGENCY STOP button on the side of the blood pressure cuff see Figure 24 below Figure 23 Figure 24 As soon as...

Page 34: ...26 below shows the results of the blood pressure measurement as seen here Figure 26 Weight Analysis Results Page shows first You can advance to the next results page by clicking Next Page in the bott...

Page 35: ...the Clear Results button seen in the bottom left corner of the results pages in Figures 25 26 27 you will be prompted if you would like to email or save your results These screens can be seen in Figu...

Page 36: ...D 36 Figure 28 Figure 29...

Page 37: ...he Blood Pressure Analysis Measurement type Place the left arm into the cuff so that the bottom edge of the cuff is about one inch above the elbow Press the Begin button in the bottom right hand corne...

Page 38: ...D 38 Figure 31 Figure 32...

Page 39: ...utton seen in the bottom left corner of the blood pressure result page in Figures 33 above you will be prompted if you would like to email or save your results These screens can be seen in Figures 34...

Page 40: ...D 40 Figure 34 Figure 35...

Page 41: ...cuff The following outlines the steps after selecting the Weight Analysis measurement type Figure 36 Figure 37 below is the screen that appears prior to the weight measurement When you are ready simpl...

Page 42: ...fter pressing begin remain still on the scale The screen shown below will appear during the weight measurement Once the scale obtains a weight the results page below Figure 39 will show Figure 38 Figu...

Page 43: ...ens can be seen in Figures 40 41 If you select to email or save their results an on screen keyboard will be provided to enter your email address as well as prompt for a unique username and password if...

Page 44: ...corner a copy of their results will be sent to their email The client will next be asked if they would like to save their results see Figure 41 If the client elects to save their results they will be...

Page 45: ...D 45 Figure 43 Figure 44...

Page 46: ...ressure Have the subject sit quietly for 2 3 minutes and then repeat the test Error measuring Body Fat Display is Sleeve was in the way of the body fat sensor Ensure that the subject has his or her sl...

Page 47: ...on If the product does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the product on and off the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference b...

Page 48: ...ssure Measurement Method Oscillometric Overpressure Limit 300 mmHg Body Composition Measurement Method Near Infrared Interactance Evaluation Time Typically less than one minute Storage Temperature Hum...

Page 49: ...asurement is less than 140 mmHg or the diastolic result is less than 90 mmHg Stage 1 Hypertension If rating is if either the systolic or diastolic blood pressure is higher than the Pre Hypertension va...

Page 50: ...148 149 177 178 5 6 95 95 138 139 151 152 180 181 5 7 97 97 141 142 154 155 184 185 5 8 99 99 144 145 157 158 187 188 5 9 101 101 147 148 160 159 191 192 5 10 103 103 150 151 163 164 195 196 5 11 105...

Page 51: ...80 114 115 129 130 151 152 5 2 81 82 117 118 132 133 155 156 5 3 83 84 120 121 135 136 159 160 5 4 85 86 123 124 138 139 162 163 5 5 87 88 136 137 141 142 166 166 5 6 89 90 129 130 144 145 170 171 5 7...

Page 52: ...ion that contains unacceptable risk is Measure Blood Pressure Prevent Cuff Over inflation In terms of essential performance the term over inflation is defined as any cuff pressure that could cause bru...

Page 53: ...stem As soon as the blood pressure module loses power the cuff rapidly deflates Pass Fail Criteria for EMC Testing and All Operations PASS HealthGuard 15 Blood Pressure Cuff does not cause bruising on...

Page 54: ...D 54 130 WESTERN MARYLAND PARKWAY HAGERSTOWN MD 21740 1 301 733 9368 FAX 1 301 733 4660 E mail info futrex com...

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