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Summary of Contents for 1143

Page 1: ...re Monitor If you do not understand any part of these instructions contact your medical professional or GF dealer for direction in the use of this product If components are damaged or missing contact...

Page 2: ...EMENT 11 5 SETTING THE DATE AND TIME 12 6 TAKING A MEASUREMENT 14 AUTOMATIC INFLATION 15 RAPID DEFLATION DURING MEASUREMENT 15 7 MEMORY FUNCTION 16 MEMORY RECALL 16 DELETING THE MEMORY 17 8 WHO BLOOD...

Page 3: ...3 PARTS AND COMPONENTS 1 Main Body 2 Display 3 Wrist Cuff 4 Button O I 5 Button M 6 Batteries 7 Storage Case...

Page 4: ...to Directive 2002 96 EC The device accessories and packing must be disposed of as waste correctly at the end of the usage Please follow Local Ordinances or Regulations for disposal CE marking in conf...

Page 5: ...ood pressure and pulse rate in adults age 15 and above Consult your physician before using this device on children or persons with arrhythmia PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION This device uses oscillometric tech...

Page 6: ...6 Note This device cannot provide reasonable accuracy if used or stored at temperature or humidity beyond the range stated in the SPECIFICATIONS section of this manual...

Page 7: ...inking and smoking can affect blood pressure When blood pressure is measured in the hospital the value is sometimes higher than when taken at home This is believed to be associated with anxiety experi...

Page 8: ...s instruction Under no circumstances should you alter the dosage of any drug pre scribed by your doctor 3 Accurate measurement of blood pressure may be difficult in people with serious arterioscleros...

Page 9: ...s wait one hour after a meal or smoking before taking a measurement 5 Wait at least 5 minutes before taking the next measurement Atherosclerosis and diabetes patients require longer intervals 10 15 mi...

Page 10: ...Replace the batteries when the replacement indicator appears in the display or when the unit does not turn on when button O I is pressed Use only alkaline AAA batteries do not use rechargeable batter...

Page 11: ...he heart and the forearm is extended naturally palm up Wrap the cuff around the left wrist as shown in the illustration and ensure the cuff is attached to the wrist securely with the display facing th...

Page 12: ...t Meridiem To get accurate date and time the user should preset the date and time correctly before the first use of this device The operation procedure for presetting Date Time is as follows 1 When th...

Page 13: ...O I for confirmation 4 When the year setup is confirmed the month number will flash automatically Follow the same instruction as above to set month day and time Fig 3 5 Press button O I to finish set...

Page 14: ...then begin to inflate while displaying pressure Generally the pressure will reach 190 mmHg as in Fig 5 3 The pump stops inflating and pressure begins to decrease gradually during which the user s bloo...

Page 15: ...inflation pressure 190 mmHg 230 mmHg 270 mmHg and 300 mmHg When 190 mmHg is insufficient or arm movement occurs the device will automatically inflate to an appropriate pressure level in order to obta...

Page 16: ...emory is full 90 sets of readings are stored the oldest reading will be replaced by the newest Memory will not clear even if the batteries are removed 2 After a measurement is finished or when the dev...

Page 17: ...again the device displays 02 then after 1 2 seconds the second to the last reading will display DELETING THE MEMORY To clear memory After a measurement is finished or when the device is in standby mod...

Page 18: ...as shown in the chart below This device has an indicator located on the display which displays a segment based on the current data corresponding to the WHO classification For example if your blood pre...

Page 19: ...19 Note If the systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure fall into different categories use the higher value for classification...

Page 20: ...of arm or hand or talking during measurement The wrist cuff is not inflated to sufficient pressure Arrhythmia Ensure wrist cuff is correctly positioned repeat measurement Repeat measurement following...

Page 21: ...ent sharp objects from coming into contact with the wrist cuff and do not stretch or twist the wrist cuff 4 Use only clean soft dry cloths to clean the device 5 The wrist cuff is sensitive and must be...

Page 22: ...battery contacts are corroded Replace both batteries with new ones Install the batteries in correct position Clean the battery terminals with a dry cloth Inflation stops and re inflates later Inflatio...

Page 23: ...ure is correct Wrap the wrist cuff correctly Relax during measurement Keep quiet and silent during the measurement Pulse rate is too low or too high Did you talk or move your arm or hand during measur...

Page 24: ...lb 110 g Measuring method Oscillometry Measuring range 40 to 260 mmHg blood pressure 40 to 160 beats minute pulse rate Measuring accuracy 3 mmHg for systolic and diastolic pressure 5 of the reading f...

Page 25: ...mperature and humidity Operation 50 F to 104 F 10 to 40 RH 85 and below Storage 4 F to 122 F 20 to 50 RH 85 and below Cuff size Fits wrist size 5 8 127 mm 203 mm Complete kit Main body wrist cuff stor...

Page 26: ...ealth Products Inc shall not be responsible for any type of incidental consequential or special damage All implied warranties including but not limited to those implied warranties of fitness and merch...

Page 27: ...ne other than the Repair Department voids warranty Graham Field and Lumiscope are registered trademarks of GF Health Products Inc Packaging warranties products and specifications are subject to change...

Page 28: ...Health Products Inc 2935 Northeast Parkway Atlanta Georgia 30360 telephone 800 347 5678 770 447 1609 fax 800 726 0601 678 291 3232 October 2009 GF Health Products Inc Made in China www grahamfield co...