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Important Safety Information

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may 

result in minor or moderate injury to the user or patient, or cause 

damage to the equipment or other property.

 CAUTION

•  ONLY apply this device on a patient who is between 4 months old and 7 years old. 

•  ONLY parents who are advised by a physician, caregivers, school nurses and physicians are 

allowed to use this device. DO NOT let patient use this device on his/her own.

•  An inaccurate result may happen when: 

- clothes touch the device (ALWAYS place the sound sensor on the patient’s skin directly); 

- the device is used on crying, speaking or moving patients; 

- the sound sensor is placed on an incorrect place on the body; 

- the sound sensor is placed on the body too strongly or too lightly; 

- the sound sensor is not adhered to the body; 

- the patient's chest has too much muscle or fat.

•  Stop using this device and consult with a physician if you or the patient experience skin 

irritation or discomfort.

•  DO NOT use this device for any purpose other than detecting wheeze.

•  DO NOT use in a location where there is moisture or a risk of water splashing on this device. This 

may damage this device.

•  DO NOT wash or immerse the device in water. 

•  DO NOT use chemicals other than alcohol to clean the sound sensor.

•  DO NOT drop or subject this device to strong shocks or vibrations.

•  DO NOT use this device in places with high or low humidity or high or low temperatures. Refer 

to "Operating conditions" in section 7.

•  This device may not work when the sound sensor is damaged. If it happens, contact customer 

service.

Data Transmission

•  This product emits radio frequencies (RF) in the 2.4 GHz band. DO NOT use this product in 

locations where RF is restricted, such as on an aircraft or in hospitals. Turn off the 

Bluetooth®

 

feature in this device and remove batteries when in RF restricted areas. For further information on 
potential restrictions refer to documentation on the Bluetooth usage by the FCC.

Battery Handling and Usage

•  Keep batteries out of the reach of infants, toddlers or children.

Summary of Contents for HWZ-1000T

Page 1: ...Wheeze Detector WheezeScan HWZ 1000T Instruction Manual NO WHEEZE WHEEZE Rx ONLY...

Page 2: ...2 Installing Batteries 9 3 Detecting Wheeze 10 3 1 Taking a Measurement 10 3 2 Checking Result 14 4 Managing Results with Your Smart Device 15 5 Maintenance 16 5 1 Maintenance 16 5 2 Storage 16 5 3 C...

Page 3: ...this device READ and UNDERSTAND all of these instructions If you do not understand these instructions or have any questions contact 1 800 634 4350 before attempting to use this device Intended Use Th...

Page 4: ...cted because the breathing sound is too loud or too soft the wheeze is at extremely small amplitude extremely short duration extremely high frequency or extremely low frequency an asthma attack occurs...

Page 5: ...u or the patient experience skin irritation or discomfort DO NOT use this device for any purpose other than detecting wheeze DO NOT use in a location where there is moisture or a risk of water splashi...

Page 6: ...p or cool down when the device is used in an environment within the temperature specified as operating conditions after it is stored either at the maximum or at the minimum storage temperature For add...

Page 7: ...the skin immediately with plenty of clean lukewarm water If irritation injury or pain persists consult with a physician DO NOT use batteries after their expiration date Periodically check batteries t...

Page 8: ...7 1 1 Contents 1 Know Your Device Device NO WHEEZE WHEEZE Storage case 2 AAA alkaline batteries Instruction manual Quick reference guide...

Page 9: ...NO WHEEZE WHEEZE A B D C E F G I H A Sound sensor H Connection indicator B Display I Connection button C Error symbol D Battery symbol Low flashes Depleted lights E Power indicator F Power button G Ba...

Page 10: ...ies may have a shorter life span than new batteries Disposal of used batteries should be carried out in accordance with local regulations 1 Open the battery cover Turn the battery cover anticlockwise...

Page 11: ...AUTION This device cannot be used in an environment with noise at 60 dB or above such as near working vacuum cleaners hair dryers or washing machines in moving vehicles in noisy public or private area...

Page 12: ...the patient s skin 4 Check where to place the sound sensor The sound sensor should be placed on the right chest under the right collarbone For appropriate location on the body see the illustration sh...

Page 13: ...urement result refer to section 3 2 will be displayed for 2 seconds If you do not start a measurement within 30 seconds after turning the power on symbol will appear To restart the device press and ho...

Page 14: ...fter the sound sensor is applied to the skin the sensor will flash white while taking the measurement Beep Beep Note Ensure that the patient DOES NOT talk cry or move while the measurement is being ta...

Page 15: ...HEEZE NO WHEEZE Note The device automatically turns off 3 minutes after completing a measurement You can turn the power off manually by pressing and holding the button If you want to check the last re...

Page 16: ...hma diary compatibility Follow the steps below to pair the device with your smart device Note If you do not pair the device measurements you take will not be stored in the WheezeScan s memory 1 Enable...

Page 17: ...vice If the device is wet In locations exposed to extreme temperatures humidity direct sunlight dust or corrosive vapors such as bleach In locations exposed to vibrations or shocks 5 3 Cleaning Use a...

Page 18: ...turned on The patient parent or anyone near the patient was speaking DO NOT speak while the measurement DO NOT use this device on a crying speaking or moving patient The device was used on clothes du...

Page 19: ...w Replacing all batteries with 2 new batteries is recommended Refer to section 2 lights Batteries are depleted or battery polarities are not properly aligned Immediately replace all batteries with 2 n...

Page 20: ...ive radiated power 20 dBm IP classification IP 22 Operating conditions 41 F to 104 F 5 C to 40 C 15 to 90 RH non condensing 700 to 1060 hPa Storage transportation conditions 4 F to 140 F 20 C to 60 C...

Page 21: ...ccur If interference occurs stop the operation of the other devices or relocate this product away from other wireless devices before attempting to use it Symbols Description Applied part Type BF Degre...

Page 22: ...harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or...

Page 23: ...to prevent damage in transit Because of possible loss in transit we recommend insuring the product with return receipt requested THE FOREGOING IS THE SOLE WARRANTY PROVIDED BY OMRON IN CONNECTION WITH...

Page 24: ...RF communications device including peripherals such as antenna cables and external antennas should be used no closer than 12 inches 30 cm to any part of the device Otherwise degradation of the perform...

Page 25: ...3 28 710 704 to 787 LTE Band 13 17 Pulse modulation 217 Hz 0 2 0 3 9 745 780 810 800 to 960 GSM 800 900 TETRA 800 iDEN 820 CDMA 850 LTE Band 5 Pulse modulation 18 Hz 2 0 3 28 870 930 1720 1700 to 199...

Page 26: ...ve symptoms only at certain times when exercising or have symptoms all the time Asthma signs and symptoms include Coughing Wheezing Runny nose or other cold symptoms Awakening due to coughing or diffi...

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Page 28: ...XXXXXXX XA For questions call 1 800 634 4350...

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