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Monitor Mode: Monitor mode is generally used for long term (continuous)
temperature monitoring, taking adult axillary temperatures, or when diffi-
cult situations prevent accurate temperatures from being taken in the
Normal mode.
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Automatic backlight, for easier reading of temperature display in darkened
rooms.
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Oral/Axillary Probe with 4’ coiled cord and latching plug to prevent
unintentional plug removal.
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Optional Rectal Probe with 4’ coiled cord and latching plug.
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Mode Button: Recalls the last Normal mode temperature taken, converts
temperatures from °F to °C, switches the unit to Monitor Mode and allows
the clinician to change the measurement site from Oral to Axillary (or vice
versa).
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Pulse Timer Button: Used to time pulse, respiration, IV drip rate or any
other timed measurement. Audible beeps occur at 0, 15, 30, 45 and 60
seconds. It turns off automatically after a full 60 seconds. The timer may
be stopped at any time by pressing the Pulse Timer or Mode button or by
removing the probe from the probe storage channel.
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DISPLAY INDICATORS
Instrument Malfunction: This icon is displayed if the unit is not
functioning properly. Contact the Welch Allyn Customer Service
Department.
Broken Probe: If displayed, probe may be damaged. Remove and
reinstall probe. If error persists, then install a new probe.
Probe Position: Probe has broken contact with the tissue. Once proper
contact has been achieved, the icon will be turned off but will reappear
at the end of the temperature measurement. It is recommended that a
new temperature be taken.
or
Axillary Probe: This icon is displayed to show that the axillary
mode has been selected.
or
Oral Probe: This icon is displayed to show that the oral mode has
been selected.
or
Rectal Probe: This icon is displayed to show that the rectal mode
has been selected.
Walking Segments: This will be displayed when the thermometer is
in process of taking a temperature in the Normal mode.
Monitor Mode: Monitor mode is generally used for long term
temperature monitoring, taking axillary temperatures, or when
difficult situations prevent accurate temperatures from being taken
in the Normal mode.
Pulse Timer: This icon is displayed when the pulse timer is in use.
