
To stop measurement
Press START button and the unit stops inflation, discharges air
rapidly, and then turns off.
1. Sit on a chair.
2.
Lightly open your left hand, with your palm up, and put your elbow on
a table or stand.
3. Adjust the cuff to the same height as your heart with a comfortable
support such as a folded towel etc.
Hold your elbow if you do not have an appropriate table to put your
elbow on.
Breathe deeply and relax!
Make sure the cuff is wrapped correctly and it is at the same height
as your heart.
Do not move, chat or strain your arm or hand during measurement.
Measurement can be made lying on your back. Make sure that the cuff is
at the height of your heart. Reading may vary slightly, depending on
posture, whether sitting or lying.
If the cuff is lower (higher) than the heart, the measured reading
tends to become larger (smaller).
CORRECT MEASURING POSTURE
WRAPPING THE CUFF AROUND YOUR WRIST
the cuff and your wrist. The cuff should fit snugly. Press the surface of
the cuff to make sure the hook and loop attaches securely.
Position the cuff directly the skin. Take care that your clothes are not caught
by the cuff.
If it is impossible to put the cuff on your left wrist, use your right wrist for
measurement. Measurements should always be taken using the same
wrist in the same position.
Fig.4
page 5
MEASURING METHOD
Fig.5
page 6
1. Press START button.
The cuff is automatically inflated to the applied pressure.
Pressure (displayed value) starts to decrease and pulse is indicated by
heart mark.
When the measurement is complete, air is automatically released from the
cuff.
Maximum and minimum blood pressures and pulse rate are displayed.
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Summary of Contents for WS-820
Page 65: ...WS 820 15 125 215 0 300 mmHg 40 160 2 65 66 67 68 69 69 70 71 72 73 74 WS 820 65...
Page 67: ...20 C 10 mmHg 67...
Page 69: ...1 2 5 10 mm START START 1 2 3 Fig 3 4 3 Fig 4 5 300 69...
Page 70: ...1 START O 2 M1 M2 3 START 3 START 70...
Page 71: ...M1 M2 30 30 1 1 2 40 mmHg START 50 mmHg 190 mmHg 300 mmHg Fig 6 8 5 71...
Page 72: ...1 2 M1 1 M2 M2 3 2 30 30 2 1 3 72...
Page 73: ...1 2 START START 5 73...
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