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Digital Wrist
Blood Pressure
Monitor
Advanced Wrist Monitor
6016
Instruction Manual

6016 Advanced Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor
Table of Contents
1. Introduction 4
2. Warnings and Precautions 4
3. About Blood Pressure 5
3.1 What is Blood Pr ssur ? 5
3.2 What is a Normal Blood Pr ssur ? 6
3.3 What Influ nc s Blood Pr ssur ? 6
3.4 Do s Blood Pr ssur Vary? 7
3.5 What is Hyp rt nsion? 8
3.6 Can Hyp rt nsion b Controll d? 9
3.7 Why M asur Blood Pr ssur at Hom ? 9
3.8 How is Blood Pr ssur M asur d? 10
3.9 How Should I R cord My Blood Pr ssur ? 11
4. Components of Your Blood Pressure Monitor 12
5. Setting Up Your Blood Pressure Monitor 12
5.1. Ins rting th Batt ri s 12
5.2. Sl p Mod 13
5.3. S tting th Dat and Tim 14
5.4. Us r S l ction 16
6. The Measurement Procedure 17
6.1. B for M asuring 17
6.2. Common Sourc s of Error 17
6.3. Fitting th Cuff 17
6.4. M asur m nt Mod S l ction (singl or av rag mod ) 18
6.5. M asuring Proc dur 19

6.6. Discontinuing a M asur m nt 20
6.7. M mory Storag and R call of th M asur m nts 20
6.8 Cl aring th M mory 21
7. PC L nk Software Funct ons: An Opt onal Accessory 22
7.1. Getting Started 22
7.2. System Requirements 22
7.3. PC Link Connection 23
8. Error Messages/Troubleshooting 24
9. Care, Maintenance, and Recalibration 26
10. Warranty 27
11. Quality Standards 27
12. Technical Specifications 28
13. Accessories 29
14. How to Contact Us 29

1. INTRODUCTION
1. Introduction
Congratulations on your purchas of th ADC®ADvantag TM
Advanc d Wrist Blood Pr ssur Monitor.
In hospitals and physician's offic s throughout th world, wh r
accuracy and d p ndability ar critical, ADC®prof ssional diagnostic
products ar th instrum nts of choic .
Now you, too, can njoy th b n fits of ADC®ngin ring and quality
in th hom . This f atur rich instrum nt was d sign d to simplify th
m asur m nt of blood pr ssur and puls rat at hom and d liv r
consist nt, d p ndabl r sults.
Your ADC®ADvantag TM blood pr ssur monitor is a fully automatic
digital blood pr ssur m asuring d vic for us on th wrist.
It nabl s v ry fast and r liabl m asur m nt of th systolic and
diastolic blood pr ssur as w ll as th puls by way of th oscillom tric
m thod. This d vic off rs clinically prov n accuracy and has b n
d sign d to b us r fri ndly.
R ad this bookl t thoroughly b for att mpting to us your
n w ADC®ADvantag TM Digital Blood Pr ssur Monitor.
Remember…
• Only a h alth car prof ssional is qualifi d to int rpr t blood pr s-
sur m asur m nts. This d vic is NOT int nd d to r plac r gular m d-
ical ch ckups.
• It is r comm nd d that your physician r vi w your proc dur for
using this d vic .
• Blood pr ssur r adings obtain d by this d vic should b v rifi d
b for pr scribing or making adjustm nts to any m dications us d to con-
trol hyp rt nsion. Und r no circumstanc s should YOU alt r th dosag s
of any drugs pr scrib d by your doctor.

• This monitor is int nd d for us by adults only. Consult with a
physician b for using this instrum nt on a child.
• In cas s of irr gular h artb at (Arrhythmia), m asur m nts mad
with this instrum nt should only b valuat d aft r consultation with your
doctor.
• Familiariz yours lf with th s ction titl d "About Blood Pr ssur ". It
contains important information on th dynamics of blood pr ssur r ad-
ings and will h lp you to obtain th b st r sults.
NOTE! This d vic contains s nsitiv l ctronic compon nts. Avoid
strong l ctrical or l ctromagn tic fi lds in th dir ct vicinity of th d -
vic ( .g. mobil t l phon s, microwav ov ns) during us . Th s can l ad
to rratic r sults. Do not att mpt to s rvic or r pair this d vic yours lf.
Should a malfunction occur, r f r to th back of this bookl t for s rvic in-
formation.
2. WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS
Warn ng: Th d vic contains s nsitiv l ctronic compon nts. Avoid strong
l ctrical or l ctromagn tic fi lds in th dir ct vicinity of th d vic ( .g., mo-
bil t l phon s, microwav ov ns). Th s can l ad to t mporary impairm nt of
th m asuriong accuracy.
Warn ng: Us of this instrum nt on pati nts und r dialysis th rapy or on anti-
coagulant, antiplat l ts, or st roids could caus int rnal bl ding.
Warn ng: Do not us cuffs, AC adapt rs or batt ri s oth r than thos in-
clud d with this product or r plac m nt parts suppli d by th manufactur r.
Warn ng: This syst m may fail to yi ld sp cifi d m asur m nt accuracy if op-
rat d or stor d in t mp ratur or humidity conditions outsid th limits stat d
in th sp cifications s ction of this manual.
Warn ng: This product may contain a ch mical known to th stat of California
to caus canc r, birth d f cts, or oth r r productiv harm.

3. ABOUT BLOOD PRESSURE
3.1. What is Blood Pressure?
Simply put, art rial blood pr ssur is th forc of blood x rt d
against th walls of th art ri s. Th r ar two compon nts to blood pr s-
sur - systolic and diastolic pr ssur . Systolic, th high r pr ssur , occurs
during contraction of th h art. Diastolic, th low r pr ssur , occurs wh n
th h art is at "r st."
Your l v l of blood pr ssur is d t rmin d in th circulatory c nt r
of th brain and adjusts to a vari ty of situations through f dback from
th n rvous syst m. To adjust blood pr ssur , th str ngth and fr qu ncy
of th h art (Puls ), as w ll as th width of circulatory blood v ss ls is al-
t r d. Blood v ss l width is ff ct d by fin muscl s in th blood v ss l
walls.Blood pr ssur is traditionally m asur d in millim t rs of m rcury
(mmHg).
Caut on: Th standard mat rial us d is lat x-fr .
Attent on: S lf-m asur m nt m ans control, not diagnosis or tr atm nt. Un-
usual valu s must always b discuss d with your doctor. Und r no circum-
stanc s should you alt r th dosag s of any drugs pr scrib d by your doctor.
Attent on: Th puls display is not suitabl for ch cking th fr qu ncy of h art
pac mak rs!
Attent on: In cas s of irr gular h artb at, m asur m nts mad with this in-
strum nt should only b valuat d aft r consultation with your doctor.
NOTE: To obtain th gr at st accuracy from your blood pr ssur instrum nt, it
is r comm nd d that th instrum nt b us d within a t mp ratur rang of
50°F (10°C) to 104°F (40°C), with a r lativ humidity rang of 15-90% (non-con-
d nsing).

It is r cord d as systolic/diastolic. For xampl a systolic of 120 and
diastolic of 80 would b r cord d 120/80.
Blood pr ssur is a dynamic vital sign - on that chang s constantly
throughout th day. A p rson's "r sting" blood pr ssur is th pr ssur that
xists first thing in th morning whil a p rson is still at r st and b for
consumption of food or drink.
3.2. What is a Normal Blood Pressure?
A systolic pr ssur of l ss than 120mmHg and a diastolic pr ssur of
und r 80mmHg ar r cogniz d as normal by th Joint National Committ
on Pr v ntion, D t ction, Evaluation, and Tr atm nt of High Blood Pr ssur ,
2003.
Note:
Blood pr ssur do s incr as with ag , so you must ch ck with your
doctor to find out what is “normal” for you! Ev n with normal blood pr s-
sur valu s, a r gular s lf-ch ck with your bloodpr ssur monitor is r com-
m nd d. You can d t ct possibl chang s in your valu s arly and r act
appropriat ly. If you ar und rgoing m dical tr atm nt to control your
blood pr ssur , k p a r cord of valu s along with tim of day and dat .
Show th s valu s to your doctor. N v r us th r sults of your m asur -
m nts to ind p nd ntly alt r th drug dos s pr scrib d by your doctor.
3.3. What Influences Blood Pressure?
Blood pr ssur is influ nc d by many factors including ag , w ight,
physical conditioning, past illn ss, tim of day, altitud , activity, and cli-
mat , to nam just a f w. In g n ral, blood pr ssur is low r in th morn-
ing and incr as s throughout th day. It is low r in warm w ath r, and
high r in cold w ath r.

Physical activity can hav a significant short t rm impact on blood
pr ssur . Work, x rcis , smoking, ating, drinking - v n talking, laugh-
ing, or crying will all aff ct a p rson's blood pr ssur .
Your di t, including b v rag s containing caff in or alcohol, may af-
f ct blood pr ssur . Emotional str ss can hav a dramatic impact on your
blood pr ssur .
Ev n r p at d blood pr ssur m asur m nts tak n without ad quat
r st b tw n r adings will alt r your blood pr ssur as th v ss ls in
your arm ngorg with blood. Many of th s influ nc s ar only t mpo-
rary or short t rm, though chronic (long t rm) xposur to som factors
may r sult in p rman ntly l vat d blood pr ssur l v ls.
3.4. Does Blood Pressure Vary?
Constantly. An individual's blood pr ssur vari s gr atly on a daily and
s asonal basis. It chang s
throughout on 's lif tim . It is not
uncommon for systolic
pr ssur to vary by 40mmHg
or mor throughout th
cours of a singl day! Whil
g n rally not as volatil ,
diastolic pr ssur can still vary
significantly. In hyp rt nsiv
individuals, variations ar v n mor pronounc d. Normally, blood pr s-
sur is at its low st during sl p and ris s in th morning and throughout
th day. Th chart (right) illustrat s th fluctuations that could occur in a
typical day.

Range Systol c D astol c Precaut on
Class f cat ons Blood Pressure Blood Pressure Measures
Normal <120 <80 Mo itor regularly
Prehypertension 120 - 139 80 - 99 Contact your phys c an
–– H Y P E R T E N S I O N ––
Stage 1 140 - 159 90 - 99 Contact your
(Moderate) phys c an Immed ately
Stage 2 ≥160 ≥100 Contact your
(Severe) phys c an URGENTLY
(JNC-7 report: Joi t Natio al Committee o Preve tio , Detectio , Evaluatio a d Treatme t of High Blood Pressure / 2003)
3.5. What is Hypertension?
Hyp rt nsion (high blood pr ssur ) is l vat d systolic or diastolic
l v ls. In 90 to 95 p rc nt of th diagnos d cas s, th sp cific caus s ar
unknown, although th condition is oft n link d with family history, and
lif styl . This is r f rr d to as ss ntial hyp rt nsion. In th r maining
cas s, high blood pr ssur is a symptom of an und rlying, oft n tr atabl
condition, which if corr ct d, may normaliz blood pr ssur . This l ss
common typ is known as s condary hyp rt nsion. Hyp rt nsion, if l ft
untr at d, may contribut to kidn y dis as , h art attack, strok , or oth r
d bilitating illn ss s. Th following standards for ass ssm nt of high
blood pr ssur in adults hav b n stablish d by th Joint National Com-
mitt , 2003.
R m mb r only a physician is qualifi d to int rpr t th r adings
obtain d from your blood pr ssur monitor. No att mpt should v r
b mad at s lf-diagnosis or tr atm nt.
3.6. Can Hypertension be Controlled?
Although ss ntial hyp rt nsion cannot b cur d, it can usually b
controll d by alt ring lif styl (including di t), adopting a program
of x rcis , str ss manag m nt and, wh r n c ssary, with m dica-
tion und r a doctor's sup rvision.
To h lp r duc th risk of hyp rt nsion, or k p it und r control, th
Am rican H art Association (AHA) r comm nds th following:

• Don't smok
• R duc salt and fat intak
• Maintain prop r w ight
• Ex rcis r gularly
• Hav r gular physical ch ckups
3.7. Why Measure Blood Pressure at Home?
Clinical studi s hav shown improv d d t ction and tr atm nt of hy-
p rt nsion wh n r gular hom blood pr ssur monitoring is don in con-
sultation with a physician.
Blood pr ssur m asur d in a doctor's offic or hospital s tting may
caus anxi ty and l ad to an l vat d r ading - a condition r f rr d to as
"whit coat hyp rt nsion."
Hom m asur m nts g n rally r duc th "outsid " influ nc s on
blood pr ssur r adings, and can provid a mor compr h nsiv and
m aningful blood pr ssur history.
Note:
Whil it is important to k p an accurat r cord of your bloodpr ssur
m asur m nts, don't b ov rly conc rn d by th r sults of any on m as-
ur m nt. Individual r sults may b influ nc d byspiking of your pr ssur
du to di t, anxi ty, or mis-m asur m nt r sulting from xc ssiv arm
mov m nt, or misapplication of th cuff. Many r adings tak n at th sam
tim ach day giv a mor compr h nsiv blood pr ssur history.
Always b sur to not th dat and tim wh n r cording blood pr s-
sur and puls m asur m nts. For b st r sults, and with tim p rmitting,
3 succ ssiv m asur m nts may b tak n daily. Mak sur to allow at
l ast 5 minut int rvals b tw n m asur m nts.Discard any r ading that
app ars susp ct and r cord th av rag of th r maining r adings.

3.8. How is Blood Pressure Measured?
H alth car prof ssionals traditionally us a d vic known as a sphygmo-
manom t r along with a st thoscop - ss ntially a prof ssional v rsion of th
v ry sam instrum nt you hav purchas d. Th sphygmo-manom t r is a sys-
t m consisting of an inflatabl bladd r contain d with-in a cuff, inflation bulb
with air control valv , and pr ssur m asuring manom t r (gaug ). Th gaug
may b m chanical or m rcurial. Th cuff is wrapp d around th limb and in-
flat d to constrict blood flow to th art ry. As pr ssur is r l as d from th cuff
through th d flation valv , blood flow r turns to th art ry producing puls
b ats known as Korotkoff sounds, which ar d t ct d with th st thoscop .
Systolic pr ssur is r cord d at th ons t of th s sounds. Diastolic pr ssur is
g n rally r cord d wh n th sounds disapp ar (wh n blood flow to th art ry
r turns to normal).
3.9. How should I record my blood pressure?
R cord your blood pr ssur by s tting up a simpl chart in a spiral
bound not book as shown b low, or us th includ d r cord book.
Dat Tim R ading Puls
4/24/98 7:50AM 128/83 72
4/25/98 8:00AM 135/77 77
4/26/98 7:45AM 130/75 71
4/27/98 2:00PM 153/89 80
If you lik you can add a column for comm nts about your condition at
th tim of m asur m nt, or a listing of any factors that may hav influ-
nc d your r adings (such as "had a cold", or "just r turn d from vaca-
tion").

For b st r sults, and with tim p rmitting, 3 succ ssiv m asur m nts
may b tak n daily. Mak sur to allow at l ast 5 minut int rvals
b tw n m asur m nts. Discard any r ading that app ars susp ct and
r cord th av rag of th r maining r adings. If this m thod is us d, b
sur to not that th r adings ar av rag d.
4. COMPONENTS OF YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR
Th illustration b low shows your blood pr ssur monitor (mod l
# 6016), consisting of:
Fits wrist siz s 13.5-19.5cm (5.3"-7.7")
5. SETTING UP YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR
5.1. Inserting the batteries
Aft r you hav unpack d your d vic , ins rt th batt ri s. Th batt ry
compartm nt is locat d on th l ft sid of th d vic (s illustration).
a) R mov cov r by pushing down with thumb.
b) Ins rt th batt ri s (2 x siz AAA 1.5V), obs rving th indicat d polarity.
c) If th batt ry warning app ars in th display, th batt ri s ar
xpir d and must b r plac d by n w on s.
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Attention!
• Aft r th batt ry warning app ars, th d vic will not function until
th batt ri s hav b n r plac d.
• Us “AAA” Long-Lif or Alkalin 1.5V Batt ri s. Th us of r charg -
abl batt ri s is not r comm nd d.
• If th blood pr ssur monitor is l ft unus d for long p riods, r mov
th batt ri s from th d vic . NOTE: This will d l t all m mory.
Functional Check:
Pr ss and hold th 0/I (ON/OFF) button to t st all th display l -
m nts. Wh n th d vic is functioning corr ctly, all display l m nts
will b prop rly display d.
5.2. Sleep mode
If this d vic is load d with batt ri s, it will r main in sl p mod
wh n not in us (It will not turn off compl t ly unl ss th batt ri s ar r -
mov d). In this mod , th tim and us r icon will b display d. You can
conduct th following op rations during this mod .
• R ading th s t dat : Pr ss th
TIME buttton. Th dat s t will b
display d for 2 s conds.For mor
information, r f r to S ction 4.3.
• R calling th m asur m nts: Pr ss
th MEMORY button. Th stor d
V function measurement (av rag
of all pr vious m asur m nts) will b
display d first. For mor information,
r f r to S ction 5.7.

5.3. Setting the Date and Time
This blood pr ssur monitor incorporat s an int grat d clock with
dat display. Each tim a m asur m nt is tak n, th d vic will
r cord th blood pr ssur valu s along with th xact tim and dat
of th m asur m nt. You must nt r th dat and curr nt tim .
(Exampl : Ent ring 2002-06-20, 09:30):
Use the following steps to set the date and time
1) Pr ss and hold th TIME button for thr
s conds. Us r 1 or 2 will b gin flashing. Pr ss
th TIME button again bri fly. Now you can
b gin changing th tim and dat .
2) Th corr sponding y ar can now b nt r d
by pr ssing th MEMORY button.
(Exampl : 1 pr ss advanc s 1 y ar)
3) Pr ss th TIME button again. Th display
now switch s to th curr nt dat , with th
blinking charact r r pr s nting th month.
4) Th corr sponding month can now b n-
t r d by pr ssing th MEMORY button. (Exam-
pl : 5 pr ss s advanc s 5 months)

5) Pr ss th TIME button again. Th last two
charact rs (day) ar now blinking
6) Th corr sponding day can now b nt r d by
pr ssing th MEMORY button.
(Exampl : 19 pr ss s advanc s 19 days)
7) Pr ss th TIME button again. Th display now
switch s to th tim , with th blinking charac-
t r r pr s nting th hour.
8) Th corr sponding hour can now b nt r d by
pr ssing th MEMORY button. (Exampl : 9
pr ss s advanc s 9 hours)
9) Pr ss th TIME button again. Th last two
charact rs (minut s) now blink
10) Th xact tim can now b nt r d by pr ss-
ing th MEMORY button. (Exampl : 30 pr ss s
advanc s 30 minut s).
NOTE: Go past 12 for PM tim .
11) Aft r all s ttings hav b n mad , pr ss th
TIME button onc again. Th dat is bri fly dis-
play d and th n th tim . Th input is now
confirm d and th clock b gins to run.

5.4. User Selection:
This advanc d blood pr ssur monitor allows you to track blood
pr ssur r adings for 2 individuals ind p nd ntly.
a) B for m asur m nt mak sur you
s t th unit for th int nd d us r. Th
unit can track r sults for 2 individuals.
(Us r 1, Us r 2)
b) Th unit is pr s t to Us r 1. Push and
hold th TIME button for 4 s conds to
initiat th us r s l ction.
c) Wh n th us r icon is flashing, pr ss
th MEMORY button to toggl
b tw n us rs.
d) Wh n th corr ct us r is s l ct d wait
thr s conds for th us r icon to stop
flashing. Th monitor is now r ady for
us .
) R p at th proc dur again to chang
us rs again.
+Further Information
With ach pr ss of th button (TIME,
MEMORY) on input is mad ( .g. switching ov r from
hours to minut s, or alt ring th valu by 1). How v r, if you k p
th r sp ctiv button d pr ss d, you can switch mor quickly to th
d sir d mod , or find th d sir d valu r sp ctiv ly.

6. THE MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE
6.1. Before Measuring:
• Avoid ating, and smoking as w ll as all forms of x rtion dir ctly b -
for th m asur m nt. All th s factors influ nc th m asur m nt r -
sult. Try and find tim to r lax by sitting in an armchair in a qui t
atmosph r for about t n minut s b for th m asur m nt.
• Always m asur on th sam wrist (normally l ft).
• Att mpt to carry out th m asur m nts r gularly at th sam tim of
day, sinc blood pr ssur chang s during th cours of th day.
6.2. Common Sources of Error:
Note:
Comparabl blood pr ssur m asur m nts always r quir th sam
conditions! Th s ar normally always qui t conditions.
• All fforts by th pati nt to support th arm can incr as blood pr s-
sur . Mak sur you ar in a comfortabl , r lax d position and do not
activat any of th muscl s in th m asur m nt arm during th m as-
ur m nt. Us a cushion for support if n c ssary.
• If th wrist art ry li s consid rably low r (high r) than th h art, an
rron ously high r (low r) blood pr ssur will b m asur d! (Each
15cm/6" diff r nc in h ight r sults in a m asur m nt rror of
10mmHg!)
• A loos cuff caus s fals m asur m nt valu s.
• With r p at d m asur m nts, blood accumulat s in th r sp ctiv
arm, which can l ad to fals r sults. Corr ctly x cut d blood pr ssur
m asur m nts should th r for first b r p at d aft r a 5 minut
paus or aft r th arm has b n h ld up in ord r to allow th accumu-
lat d blood to flow away (aft r at l ast 3 minut s).
6.3. Fitting the Cuff
a)R mov all obj cts and j w lry ( .g. wrist-
watch) from th wrist in us . Put th cuff ov r
th wrist with th monitor fac on th insid
of th wrist.

Fig. 1
Fig. 2
b) Th distanc b tw n th cuff and th
hand should b approx. 10 mm (1/2”).
c) S cur th cuff with th hook and loop
closur , so that it li s comfortably and
not too tight. No spac should r main
b tw n th cuff and th wrist.
d)Lay your arm on a tabl , with th palm
upwards.
Support th arm a littl with a cushion, so that th cuff r sts at about
th sam h ight as th h art. R main still for 2 minut s, b for b ginning
th m asur m nt.
6.4. Measurement Mode Selection (Single or Average Mode)
Aft r th cuff has b n appropriat ly position d, and you’v s l ct d
Us r 1 or Us r 2, th m asur m nt can b gin:
a) If you want to tak an Av rag Mod m as-
ur m nt, position th slid switch to th 3.
R m mb r, in this mod , th unit tak s 3
m asur m nts (on aft r anoth r) and calcu-
lat s th r sult. Th r is a 15 s cond r st tim
b tw n m asur m nts. Th unit b ps fiv
s conds b for th 2nd and 3rd r adings
b gin. (Fig. 1)
(Data obtain d in Av rag Mod ar
indicat d by th “MAM” symbol.)
b) If you want to tak a Singl Mod m asur -
m nt, position th slid switch to th 1. In this
mod th r is only on m asur m nt cycl .
(Fig. 2)

6.5. Measuring Procedure
a) Onc you’v s l ct d th corr ct us r, and
m asur m nt mod you can pr ss th 0/I
(ON/OFF) button to b gin. Aft r you pr ss th
0/l button th pump b gins to inflat th cuff.
In th display, th incr asing cuff pr ssur is
continually display d.(Fig. 1)
b) Aft r r aching th inflation pr ssur , th
pump stops and th pr ssur slowly falls. Th
cuff pr ssur (larg charact rs) is display d
during th m asur m nt. Wh n th d vic has
d t ct d th puls , th h art symbol in th
display b gins to blink and a b p ton is au-
dibl for v ry puls b at. (Fig. 2)
c) Wh n th m asur m nt has b n con-
clud d, a long b p ton sounds. Th m as-
ur d systolic and diastolic blood pr ssur
valu s, as w ll as th fr qu ncy, ar now dis-
play d. (Puls =numb r of h artb ats ach
minut ) Exampl (Fig. 3): Systolic 118, Dias-
tolic 73, Puls 75. Th m asur m nt r sults
ar display d, until you switch th d vic off.
If no button is pr ss d for 5 minut s, th d vic
switch s to sl p mod automatically.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3

d) Wh n th unit is s t to th Av rag Mod s tting, 3 s parat
m asur m nts will tak plac in succ ssion follow d by a calculation of
your d t ct d blood pr ssur valu . Th r will b 15 s conds of
r sting tim in-b tw n ach m asur m nt. A countdown indicat s th
r maining tim and a b p will sound 5 s conds b for th 2nd and 3rd
r adings b gin. If on of th m asur m nts caus s an rror
m ssag , it will b r p at d on mor tim . If any additional rrors
occur, th m asur m nt will b discontinu d and rror cod Err2 will b
display d.
6.6. Discontinuing a Measurement
If it is n c ssary to int rrupt a blood pr s-
sur m asur m nt for any r ason ( .g.
th pati nt f ls unw ll), th 0/I (ON/OFF) but-
ton can b pr ss d at any tim . Th d vic
th n imm diat ly low rs th cuff pr ssur au-
tomatically and nt rs into sl p mod .
6.7. Memory Storage and Recall of the Measurements
This blood pr ssur monitor automatically stor s ach of th last 30
m asur m nt valu s p r us r. B sur to s l ct th d sir d us r ( ith r
Us r 1 or Us r 2) b for acc ssing th stor d m asur m nts. By pr ss-
ing th MEMORY button, an av rag r ading of all pr vious m asur -
m nts will b display d (V function). By pr ssing th MEMORY button
again, th last m asur m nt (MR1) as w ll as th last 29 m asur -
m nts of that us r (MR2, MR3,…, MR30) can b display d on aft r
th oth r. (MR1: Valu s of th last m asur m nt. (MR2-MR30: Valu s of
th m asur m nts b for MR1.)