English
10
Using the Monitor
Unpairing procedure
1. Press and hold the
START
button until “
upr
” is
displayed.
2. Press
the
START
button again. Unpairing will be
performed.
3. The monitor displays “
end
” to indicate that unpairing
is complete.
When two receiver devices are paired, both devices
are unpaired.
4. If
“
err10
” or “
err11
” is displayed or unpairing is
failed, try steps 1-3 again.
Communication distance
The communication distance between this monitor and the receiver device
is dependent on the
Bluetooth®
output class of the receiver device.
When the receiver device is a Class 1
Bluetooth®
device: Less than 100 m
When the receiver device is a Class 2
Bluetooth®
device: Less than 10 m
This distance is reduced by the conditions in the surrounding environment,
so be sure to check that the distance is short enough for a connection to
be made after measurement is complete.
Memory
In cases when the receiver device cannot receive measurement data, the
measurement data is temporarily stored in the monitor memory. The data
stored in the memory is transmitted the next time a connection is
successfully made to the receiver device.
A total of 200 sets of measurement data can be stored. When the amount of
data exceeds 200 sets, the oldest data is deleted and the new data is stored.
The amount of data that can be stored temporarily may vary with the
application.
Time
This monitor has a built-in clock. The date and time that a measurement
was taken is included in the measurement data.
The built-in clock is designed to be automatically adjusted by syncing with
the clock of a receiver device. Refer to the specifications of the receiver
device.
This monitor has no clock adjustment function.
