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* For purposes of improvement, specifications are subject to change without notice.
* This product is a ‘medical equipment’. Please read the guide and cautions before using this blood pressure monitor.
* This product can be operated in at least one Member State without infringing applicable requirements on the

use of radio spectrum.

Operating Environment

10 - 40˚C, 15 - 85% RH, 70 - 106 kPa

Storage Environment

-10 - 70˚C, 10 - 85% RH, 50 - 106 kPa (No Condensation)

Dimension

Approx. 122 (W) × 150 (L) × 195 (H) mm

Equipment Weight

Approx. 958 g

(Main unit: Approx. 767 g, Lithium-ion battery: Approx. 47 g,

Cuff: Approx. 144 g)

Package Weight

Approx. 1.5kg

Manufacturing Country

Republic of Korea

Manufacturing Company InBody Co., Ltd.

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Summary of Contents for BPBIO250

Page 1: ...BPBIO250 User s Manual ...

Page 2: ...www inbody com E mail info inbody com 2019 InBody Co Ltd All rights reserved Reproduction adaptation or translation of this manual is prohibited without prior written consent from InBody Co Ltd under the copyright laws This manual may be printed incorrectly and subject to change without notice InBody Co Ltd shall not be liable for any errors incidental or consequential damages that occurred by not...

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Page 5: ...Measurement D Checking Blood Pressure Records E Check Saved Blood Pressure F User Settings III Storage IV Troubleshooting A Error Message B Troubleshooting V Others A Optional Equipment B Safety Information C Product Classification D Specifications E EMC Declaration 4 8 9 12 16 32 34 43 44 45 46 46 47 47 49 User s Manual Contents BPBIO250 ...

Page 6: ...various size So Users can measure the blood pressure and pulse rate of a children and adult users whose arm circumferences are between 17 cm and 42 cm Do not use this blood pressure monitor on pregnant women and newborn babies Product Components BPBIO250 M sized Cuff only for the arm circumference of 22 to 32 cm Lithium ion Battery DC 3 63 V 2600 mAh 9 438 Wh Dedicated AC Adapter Input power AC 10...

Page 7: ...7 Main Unit Parts Front AC Adapter Connection START STOP Button Button Button M Button MODE Button Cuff Connection Rear Cuff Rack Handle Bottom Battery Cover ...

Page 8: ...en Worn Air Inlet To Cuff Connector Cuff Tube Display Parts Sequence Number Cuff Status Detection Movement Detection Irregular Pulse Detection Pressurization Value Memory Mode AC Adapter Connection Bluetooth Date Time Mute Battery Level Indicator Blood Pressure Pulse Pulse Detection Measurement Mode ...

Page 9: ... Stand Box Please check the assembly manual for more details Note Installation for optional stand The Stand can be installed on the Main Unit Various size Cuff can be stored in the Stand Box The Stand can be installed in the following sequence Fix the Main Unit with the bracket Fix the Bracket with the Stand using four screws ...

Page 10: ...hest to the lowest pressure as shown by the figure below when the minute pressure speed is determined by the heartbeat This equipment adopts oscillometric method using a cuff for blood pressure measurement It determines the systolic diastolic and average pressure on the basis of the blood flow oscillations measured through the cuff The point where the maximum amplitude of the blood flow oscillatio...

Page 11: ...or an ambulance 10 Do not use blood pressure monitor for newborns or pregnant women The measured value may be incorrect 11 Sanitize the Cuffs when used in patients with skin disorders 12 Check the condition of a mastectomy patient if the blood pressure monitor was used 13 Check the condition of the patient regularly if the patient needs to use the Cuff for a long time 14 Do not measure blood press...

Page 12: ... the following cases Check the following list before using the device A patient with arrhythmia A patient with aortic disease A patient with tremor A patient using artificial heart or artificial lung A patient whose body temperature is significantly low or whose circulation is poor When the other equipments are attached to the arm to which the Cuff is wrapped When an improperly sized Cuff is wrapp...

Page 13: ...ntact InBody Co Ltd 16 Operation of a radio equipment may interfere with the measurement 17 Please note the following when using the Bluetooth function of BPBIO250 This product is compatible with Android 4 3 Jellybean with BLE or newer and iPhone 4S iOS7 or newer Connect only the devices or programs provided by the InBody ...

Page 14: ...with wet hands Make sure that the polarities and are correct when lithium ion battery is installed Use only dedicated lithium ion battery for BPBIO250 Use battery only for the blood pressure measaurments Remove the lithium ion battery from battery compartment when it will be not used for a long time Wash thoroughly with running water if the battery fluid gets on your skin or clothes Dispose of the...

Page 15: ...he same time Note Do not install batteries with wet hands Make sure that the polarities and are correct when batteries are installed Use 1 5V AA size alkaline or manganese batteries Do not use new and used batteries together Replace all four AA batteries at once when replacing batteries Remove the batteries from the battery compartment when it will not be use for long period Dispose used batteries...

Page 16: ...foreign objects Use only the AC Adapter provided by InBody Co Ltd Do not use it for other purposes except the blood pressure measurement Do not place the BPBIO250 in an area where it is difficult to disconnect the AC Adapter Caution 3 Using the dedicated AC adapter Connect the dedicated AC Adapter Connector to the AC Adapter Connection of the Main Unit of the blood pressure monitor Connect the ded...

Page 17: ...onnection on the Main Unit Press lightly as shown in A and turn it clock wist as shown in B to tighten the connection To remove the cuff press the air inlet of the cuff slightly in the direction of the arrow A and turn it in the opposite direction of the arrow B Note A B ...

Page 18: ...comfortable posture ARTERY INDEX RANGE Cuff 2 3cm The basically provided Cuff is the M Sized Cuff and it is for 22 to 32 cm in arm circumference If arm circumference is bigger or smaller use L sized 32 to 42 cm or S sized 17 to 22 cm Cuff Note For correct measurement wrap the Cuff properly If the Cuff is loosely wrapped the result can be inaccurate If you have a wound in your arm follow your docto...

Page 19: ...f the AC Adapter icon will be displayed instead of the Battery Level Indicator if the AC Adapter is plugged in The operation of the blood pressure monitor will be different depending on which button is pressed to switch on the device MODE buttons Turning on NORMAL mode standby screen M button Turning ON MEMORY mode screen START STOP button Turning ON Starting measurement in NORMAL mode Note The ba...

Page 20: ...r a while the following indication will appear and charging begins 6 LCD Backlight The LCD backlight function allows the user to measure blood pressure even in dark conditions The LCD backlight turns on automatically by pressing buttons The LCD backlight turns off after one minute when buttons are not operated When Button is Operated After one minute The batteries are being charged The batteries a...

Page 21: ... blood pressure The pressure value can be set from Auto 220 250 or 280 Changing the pressure value by pressing the or button Pressurizing automatically Pressurizing to 220 mmHg Pressurizing to 250 mmHg Pressurizing to 280 mmHg Do not pressurize more than necessary Pressurizing more than necessary may cause pains Caution ...

Page 22: ...ption NORMAL mode Used for general one measurement of blood pressure AUSCULT mode Used for measuring blood pressure with the auscultatory method Replacing aneroid or mercury blood pressure monitor CYCLE mode Used to measure blood pressure repeatedly several times CYCLE RANGE mode CYCLE mode RANGE function RANGE function If the measured value is out of the setting range result will be noted CYCLE H...

Page 23: ... be changed by pressing the MODE button Measurement Mode Changes in Sequence NORMAL AUSCULT CYCLE CYCLE RANGE CYCLE HIDE NORMAL Changing measurement mode by pressing the MODE button NORMAL MODE AUSCULT MODE CYCLE MODE CYCLE HIDE MODE CYCLE RANGE MODE ...

Page 24: ... button If problem is still occurred remove the air tube from the device or cuff from the arm Caution NORMAL Mode NORMAL Mode is used for normal blood pressure measurement Measurement Order Make sure that the Cuff is correctly worn and the measurement posture is correct again Press the START STOP button of the blood pressure monitor to start blood pressure measurement When pressurization starts an...

Page 25: ...rded through marking during exhaust Manual pressurization is possible during exhaust Measurement Order Make sure that the Cuff is worn correctly and the posture is correct Place the stethoscope in the arm artery Set to AUSCULT Mode by pressing the MODE button Press the START STOP button to start the blood pressure measurement When the pressure reaches to a certain level the exhaust will happen slo...

Page 26: ...ressurization may cause pains Note The AUSCULT mode allows manual pressurization to be performed at the desired pressure during exhaust in case the patient cannot hear Press and hold the button during exhaust The manualpressureindicatorisdisplayed whilepressingthisbutton andpressurizationbegins Release the button after the appropriate pressurization and the pressure stops If rapid exhaust is requi...

Page 27: ...CYCLE Mode In CYCLE mode the patient can measure blood pressure repeatedly The number of measurements and standby time can be set If the measurement count is set to 3 times and the standby time is set to 60 seconds the operation in the CYCLE mode will be performed shown below Measurement Order Make sure that the Cuff is correctly worn and the posture is correct again Set to CYCLE mode by pressing ...

Page 28: ... Last Measurement Completed Start and Finish 2nd Measurement Reducing Standby Time The next measurement can be started immediately by pressing the START STOP button when the standby time is reduced All remaining measurements can be canceled during measurement by pressing the START STOP button Note ...

Page 29: ...the measurements have been completed for the set number of times Note In the CYCLE Mode the previous measurement results can be checked If all measurements are completed for the set number of times the previous measurement result can be checked by pressing the or button Measurement Completed ...

Page 30: ...o measure if the blood pressure is out of those ranges Measurement Order Make sure that the cuff is correctly worn and the measurement posture is correct again Set to CYCLE mode by pressing the MODE button Press the START STOP button of the blood pressure monitor to start the blood pressure measurement When pressurization starts and the pressure reaches to a certain level the measurement begins wh...

Page 31: ...and the standby time are displayed in date and time display field For more information on how to set the number of measurements standby time and RANGE refer to F User Settings Note Measurement Completed Screen In Case the Blood Pressure is Out of RANGE The previous measurement can be checked by pressing the or button after all measurements are completed Note ...

Page 32: ...by pressing the MODE button Press the START STOP button of the blood pressure monitor to start the blood pressure measurement When pressurization starts and the pressure reaches a certain extent the measurement begins while air is exhausting slowly When the measurement is completed the is displayed on the screen and is automatically saved The current number of measurements is changed After the sta...

Page 33: ...ure Pulse 9 Checking Measurement Results Checking the Blood Pressure Basic Information Detection of Cuff Status The Cuff was loose Please wear it properly and try again If the user is wearing thick clothes please measure after taking them off Movement Detection Movement is detected during the measurement Please try again Irregular Pulse Detection Irregular pulse is detected Please try again Checki...

Page 34: ...d E Checking Saved Measurements MEMORY MODE 1 Press the M button to check the saved measurements 2 Sequence number and measurement date and time are displayed 3 Press the or button to check the saved results one by one 4 Recorded results in CYCLE RANGE mode are displayed as below If the measured value is out of the set range the measured value will blink The set range can be checked while the MODE...

Page 35: ... or button to check quickly the past or recent results Month Day Hour Minute is displayed only when date and time are set is displayed if there is no saved blood pressure The saved blood pressure measurement value can be deleted For more information on how to delete the results refer to F User Settings Note ...

Page 36: ...ood Pressure Range in the CYCLE RANGE Mode Setting Maximum and Minimum Value Setting the Diastolic Blood Pressure Range in the CYCLE RANGE Mode Setting Maximum and Minimum Value Setting Sound ON OFF Deleting Saved Results Setting Date and Time Setting Exhaust Speed E User Settings Press and hold the MODE button to set the measurement mode and function The settings are displayed Press the or button...

Page 37: ...the CYCLE RANGE HIDE mode Measurement Order Press and hold the MODE button for 3 seconds to enter the User Setting Mode Press the or button to set Press the START STOP button to switch to the repeat count setting Press the or button to select the number of measurements When the selection is completed press the START STOP button to complete the settings After the setting is completed press and hold...

Page 38: ...the CYCLE RANGE HIDE Mode Measurement Order Press and hold the MODE button for 3 seconds to enter the user settings mode screen Press the or button to set Press the START STOP button to enter the standby time setting Press the or button to select the standby time When the selection is completed press the START STOP button to complete the setting After setting is completed press and hold the MODE b...

Page 39: ...tton to enter the maximum value S H for systolic blood pressure range settings Press the or button to select the maximum value for systolic blood pressure range When the selection is completed press the START STOP button to complete the setting Set to minimum value for the systolic blood pressure range Press the or button to select the minimum value S L for systolic blood pressure range When the s...

Page 40: ...s completed press the START STOP button to complete the setting Set to minimum value for the diastolic blood pressure range Press the or button to select the minimum value d L for diastolic blood pressure range When the selection is completed press the START STOP button to complete the setting After setting is completed press and hold the MODE button for 3 seconds and return to the previous screen...

Page 41: ...Press the or button to set Press the START STOP button to enter the sound settings Press the or button to select the sound ON OFF When the selection is completed press the START STOP button to complete the setting After setting is completed press and hold the MODE button for 3 seconds and return to the previous screen Mute Icon Setting F05 Screen Setting Mute ...

Page 42: ...o enter user settings Press the or button to set Press the START STOP button to enter the delete settings Press the or button to select the No or YES When the selection is completed press the START STOP button to start deleting the memories CLr appear in the pulse column and the memory deletion is completed After setting is completed press and hold the MODE button for 3 seconds and return to the p...

Page 43: ...and hold the MODE button for 3 seconds to enter user settings Press the or button to set Press the START STOP button toenter the Date and Time settings Set the clock in the order of year month day hour and minute The number being set flashes Press the or button to specify the year and press the START STOP button to save the settings Set the month day hour and minute in the same way After setting i...

Page 44: ...ement mode Measurement Order Press and hold the MODE button for 3 seconds to enter user settings Press the or button to set Press the START STOP button to enter the Fast Slow Precision settings Press the or button to select the F Fast measurement mode S Slow Precision measurement mode After setting is completed press and hold the MODE button for 3 seconds and return to the previous screen Setting ...

Page 45: ...at state III Keep the blood pressure monitor away from water heat humidity direct sunlight dust bleach or corrosive gas Do not store blood pressure monitor in a place subject to vibration or impact Do not store blood pressure monitor in a place that is easily accessible to the patient Do not use volatile liquids benzene thinner etc when cleaning the main unit or cuff Cuffs cannot be washed Be care...

Page 46: ... signal of a blood pressure is too weak Measured in thick clothes The pulse is weak by nature If it was measured on the clothes take off the clothes and measure at bare skin Check how the Cuff is worn The pressure exceeds 300 mmHg The user carried out the manual pressurization excessively Severely moves When manual pressure is applied pressurize the appropriate amount Pressurize 30 to 40 mmHg high...

Page 47: ...e cuff is loosely wrapped around the arm Please wrap the cuff properly and measure No sound was heard from the blood pressure monitor The mute setting is on The beep sound of this blood pressure monitor can be turned on and off Refer to the Setting mute on page 39 Pressurization is lower or higher than the blood pressure The patient moves during the blood pressure measurement Make sure that the pa...

Page 48: ...r Other Symbols Disposal Guidelines Disposal Guidelines Lithium ion battery Recycling lithium ion Lithium ion battery Manufacturer Authorized representative in the EUROPEAN COMMUNTY European conformity Serial number Others A Optional Equipment S L Sized Cuff S 17 22 cm only L 32 42 cm only AA Batteries Stand B Safety Information V ...

Page 49: ... handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product For more detailed information about recycling this product please refer to...

Page 50: ...hin 3 mmHg Pulse Within 3 Minimum Scale Unit 1 mmHg Measurement Results Systolic Blood Pressure Diastolic Blood Pressure Pulse Measurement Time Approx 30 seconds on average 20 50 seconds depending on the pulse and blood pressure value Pressurization Time Approx 15 seconds Pressurization Automatic Pressurization Method De pressurization Automatic Exhaust Method Exhaust Automatic Rapid Exhaust Metho...

Page 51: ...ember State without infringing applicable requirements on the use of radio spectrum Operating Environment 10 40 C 15 85 RH 70 106 kPa Storage Environment 10 70 C 10 85 RH 50 106 kPa No Condensation Dimension Approx 122 W 150 L 195 H mm Equipment Weight Approx 958 g Main unit Approx 767 g Lithium ion battery Approx 47 g Cuff Approx 144 g Package Weight Approx 1 5kg Manufacturing Country Republic of...

Page 52: ...a typical commercial or hospital environment Surge Line to ground IEC 61000 4 5 0 5 kV 1 kV 2 kV 2 kV Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage dips IEC 61000 4 11 0 UT 0 5 cycle At 0 45 90 135 180 225 270 and 315 0 UT 0 5 cycle At 0 45 90 135 180 225 270 and 315 Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment If t...

Page 53: ... the transmitter Recommended separation distance Where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts W according to the transmitter manufacturer and d is the recommended separation distance in meters M Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters as detemined by an electromagnetic site survey should be less than the compliance level in each frequency range Interference may occur i...

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