davicia cardio prime LCD User manual

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DISTRIBUTOR MANUAL
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INDICE
1. DESCRIPTION...........................................................................................................................4
2. INSTALLATION.........................................................................................................................5
2.1. LOCATION AND ENVIROMENT ............................................................................................................... 5
2.2. STARTING UP THE APPLIANCE................................................................................................................ 5
1. OPERATION..............................................................................................................................6
1.1. START ....................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.1.1. Warnings............................................................................................................................................... 6
1.1.2. Sex and age........................................................................................................................................... 6
1.2. WEIGHT AND HEIGHT.............................................................................................................................. 6
1.2.1. Weighing children and teenagers ......................................................................................................... 7
1.2.2. Use of the baby scale accessory........................................................................................................... 7
1.2.3. Basal Metabolic Rate (B.M.R.)................................................................................................................ 7
1.3. BODY FAT INDEX...................................................................................................................................... 8
1.3.1. Body Composition................................................................................................................................ 9
1.4. BLOOD PRESSURE.................................................................................................................................... 9
1.5. VASCULAR HEALTH ............................................................................................................................... 10
1.6. RESULTS ................................................................................................................................................. 10
2. SETTING UP THE MACHINE .................................................................................................... 11
2.1. ACCESS TO THE SETTING MENU.......................................................................................................... 11
2.2. ADJUSTMENT......................................................................................................................................... 11
2.2.1. Weight adjustment ............................................................................................................................. 11
2.2.2. Height adjustment.............................................................................................................................. 11
2.2.3. Body Fat adjustment .......................................................................................................................... 12
2.2.4. Pressure adjustment .......................................................................................................................... 13
2.2.5. Printer adjustments............................................................................................................................ 13
2.2.6. Audio adjustment ............................................................................................................................... 13
2.2.1. COMMS: RS232 communication adjustment..................................................................................... 13
2.3. PROGRAMMING THE MACHINE............................................................................................................. 14
2.3.1. Programming the clock....................................................................................................................... 14
2.3.2. Programming the language ................................................................................................................ 15
2.3.3. Programming the price....................................................................................................................... 15
2.3.4. Programming the audio ...................................................................................................................... 16
2.3.5. Programming the flags ....................................................................................................................... 16
2.3.6. Programming the logos ...................................................................................................................... 17
2.3.7. Programming the ticket...................................................................................................................... 17
2.3.8. Programming the advertising............................................................................................................. 18
2.3.9. Programming the client options......................................................................................................... 18
2.3.10. Programming the accounting............................................................................................................. 19
2.3.11. Programming the height..................................................................................................................... 19
2.3.12. Programming the pressure................................................................................................................. 19
2.3.13. Programming the GSM ....................................................................................................................... 19
2.3.14. Programming the WI-FI ...................................................................................................................... 20
2.3.15. RAM erasing ........................................................................................................................................ 21
2.3.16. Programming the ID equipment......................................................................................................... 21
2.4. TEST........................................................................................................................................................ 21
2.4.1. Weight test ......................................................................................................................................... 21
5.1.1. Height test.......................................................................................................................................... 22
5.1.2. Fat test................................................................................................................................................ 22
5.1.3. Static pressure test............................................................................................................................ 22
5.1.4. Barcode test ....................................................................................................................................... 22
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5.1.5. Vascular health test............................................................................................................................ 22
5.1.6. RS232 test .......................................................................................................................................... 22
5.1.7. Audio test ........................................................................................................................................... 22
5.1.8. Memories test..................................................................................................................................... 22
5.1.9. Printer test.......................................................................................................................................... 22
5.1.10. Coin test ............................................................................................................................................. 23
5.1.11. LEDs test ............................................................................................................................................ 23
5.1.12. Power test........................................................................................................................................... 23
5.1.13. Input tests........................................................................................................................................... 23
5.1.14. Pressure cycle test ............................................................................................................................. 23
5.1.15. Battery test......................................................................................................................................... 23
5.1.16. ADC test ............................................................................................................................................. 23
5.1.17. Buzzer test.......................................................................................................................................... 23
5.1.18. Keyboard test ..................................................................................................................................... 23
5.1.19. Display test......................................................................................................................................... 24
5.1.20. Status state ........................................................................................................................................ 24
5.1.21. GSM test ............................................................................................................................................. 24
5.1.22. Pressure switch test........................................................................................................................... 24
5.2. LISTADO DE ERRORES............................................................................... ¡Error! Marcador no definido.
6. MANTENIMIENTO Y LIMPIEZA.........................................................¡Error! Marcador no definido.
6.1. PREVENTIVE ACTIVITIES........................................................................................................................ 26
6.2. CLEANING THE DEVICE ......................................................................................................................... 26
6.3. CLEANING OF THE BRACELET .............................................................................................................. 26
6.4. CHANGING THE PAPER.......................................................................................................................... 26
6.5. APPLIANCE REMOVAL............................................................................................................................ 27
7. RECORDING BASE_14D .......................................................................................................... 28
7.1. LOCATION OF THE FILES....................................................................................................................... 28
7.2. RECORDING PROCESS........................................................................................................................... 28
8. TECHNICAL REVIEW...............................................................................................................30
8.1. MODIFICATION OF THE DEVICE............................................................................................................ 30
8.2. INDICATIONS AND MARKING. USE OF GRAPHICS SYMBOLS.............................................................. 30
7.2.2 Symbols included in the packaging..................................................................................................... 31
7.2.3 Software symbols............................................................................................................................... 31
7.3 MOVING THE DEVICE............................................................................................................................. 31
7.4 NORMAL USE .......................................................................................................................................... 32
7.4.2 Body fat index ..................................................................................................................................... 32
7.4.3 Blood Pressure.................................................................................................................................... 32
7.4.4 Vascular health ................................................................................................................................... 33
7.5 MATERIALS ............................................................................................................................................. 33
9. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................ 34
10. CERTIFICATE OF GUARANTEE............................................................................................ 37
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1. DESCRIPTION
(1) Height sensor
(2) Advertising poster
(3) LCD screen
(4) Loudspeaker
(5) Body fat sensors
(6) Vascular sensor
(7) Barcode reader
(8) Coin mechanism
(9) Wrist bracelet
(10) Acess to the printer and coin drawer
(11) Ticket exit
(12) Baby scale atachment (option)
(13) Technical service access
(14) Switch and power
(15) Wheels
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2. INSTALLATION
The CARDIOPRIME multifunction appliance comes from the factory configured according to the voltage of each
country and is ready to work as soon as it is unwrapped.
2.1. LOCATION AND ENVIROMENT
oStand the appliance on a flat, level surface where it is firmly supported. This is essential for it to function
correctly.
oMake sure that there is no interference within a radius of 70 cm (28”) around the appliance that could
affect height measurement.
oDon’t expose the appliance to direct sunlight.
oAvoid placing the appliance in places exposed to vibrations or close to heat sources.
WARNING: Do not position the equipment so that it is
difficult to disconnect the main switch.
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WALL
2.2. STARTING UP THE APPLIANCE
(1) Connect the device to mains using the mains lead. The outlet must be grounded. Ungrounded adapters
should not be used.
DANGER: To avoid the risk of electric shock, this equipment must be connected to a mains supply with
protective ground.
(2) Check that there aren’t any objects on the platform of the appliance.
(3) Turn on the switch located on the lower part.
(4) At that time, the appliance will test itself (1 to 2 minutes)
(5) Stay away from the appliance so that you don’t interfere with it setting its weight and height systems to zero.
(6) If the self-testing finishes correctly, the stand-by screen appears.
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1. OPERATION
After the appliance is turned on, the stand-by screen appears. This means that the scale has calibrated itself
correctly and is ready to be used.
1.1. START
While the scale is not in use (stand-by), the screen shows the watch (and a logotype according to the flags
configuration). To start using the scale:
(1) Get on he platform
(2) Select the desired measure option (this step is skipped automatically if the VASCULAR HEALTH flag is OFF)
(3) Insert coins. The introduced import will be deducted from the programmed price.
If the machine works with several prices, when reaching the first price amount, you can:
oSelect <START> to access to the first measure option
oIntroduce the left amount until reaching the second price
If the machine works only with one single price, or it reaches the maximum amount, the measuring process is
activated automatically, without the need to press any button.
1.1.1. Warnings
The start screen shows one warning:
NO PAPER This indicates that the printer doesn’t have paper and can’t print result tickets.
The warning disappears automatically when the sensor detects paper.
1.1.2. Sex and age
As part of the measurement process, you will be asked to select your sex and enter your age. This information is
especially relevant in the following cases:
oCalculation of the results of the Body Fat Index
oWeighing
If you don’t want to enter this information, wait until the next screen appears. You will be able to continue with the
measurements, but you should pay attention to the limitations mentioned above.
IMPORTANT: If the flags BABY SCALE, BARCODE READER and CUSTOMER CARD are OFF, the machine does not ask
for sex or age.
1.2. WEIGHT AND HEIGHT
oBefore starting the measurements, the instructions regarding the correct posture to take (get on the
platform, stand up straight) appear on the screen.
oAfter a few seconds, the measurements are made automatically.
oWhen the measurements are finished, the values obtained appear on the screen, as well as the Body Mass
Index (BMI)
IMPORTANT: If you don’t follow the instructions, the result of the measurement could be altered.
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NOTE: If the appliance detects an error in the height measurement or the HEIGHT flag is OFF, a screen appears to
enter the height manually.
1.2.1. Weighing children and teenagers
When users enter an age between 2 and 19 years old, the obtained results of WEIGHT and HEIGHT are shown on a
chart of percentiles.
Children’s and teenagers’ tickets
oChildren’s and teenagers’ tickets include a table of the most common percentiles, with their reference
BMI.
oThe table that appears on the ticket corresponds to the child’s sex and age.
oThe values of the tables vary in function of the standard chosen in the appliance setting.
1.2.2. Use of the baby scale accessory
Preparation and precautions
oLift up the cradle of the baby scale
oBefore putting the baby in the cradle, press the cradle with your hand to check again that it is securely in
place
oWhile you weigh the baby, watch its movements to make sure that it doesn’t fall from the cradle
Measurement
The measurement mode for babies has the following features:
oThe divisions are by 10 g
oIt only measures weight, not height
oThe appliance puts out a special ticket with information regarding the baby’s weight
To weigh the baby:
(1) Choose the measurement mode “WEIGHT AND HEIGHT” the same as you would with an adult.
(2) Choose the sex “BABY BOY” or “BABY GIRL” according to the baby
(3) Enter the age of the baby in months (from 0 to 24)
(4) Press [START]
(5) After you put the baby on the cradle, press [START]
(6) When you finish the measurement, the result screen appears
Baby tickets
oThe baby ticket includes a table of the most common percentiles, with their reference weight.
oThe table that appears on the ticket corresponds to the baby’s sex and age.
oThe values of the baby tables are based on the standards of the World Health Organization.
1.2.3. Basal Metabolic Rate (B.M.R.)
The result of the measurement of weight and height in adult users (20 years or older), can be enlarged with an
additional screen that includes the calculations corresponding to the Basal Metabolic Rate and the calorie
consumption recommended in function of lifestyle.
To show this additional screen, make sure that the BMR flag is activated.
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1.3. BODY FAT INDEX
Limitations of use
People affected by the following situations may present a degree of water retention and lower-than-average
bone density, which may cause an imprecise calculation of the percentage of body fat. In these cases the
appliance can’t offer a true indication of the percentage of body fat.
oChildren
oElderly men and post-menopausal women
oBody-builders and professional athletes
oPeople who have a cold or a fever
oPeople with edema
oPeople with osteoporosis or very low bone density
oPregnant women
oPatients subjected to dialysis
Also, due to greater or lesser water content in certain circumstances, avoiding the use of the Body Fat Index is
recommended:
oJust after energetic physical exercise
oAfter a sauna
oAfter a bath
oAfter drinking alcoholic beverages
oAfter drinking a lot of water or after eating (it’s a good idea to wait 1 or 2 hours)
oDuring menstruation
Precautions
Although no side effects are known, the Body Fat Index shouldn’t be used in the following cases:
o During an acute contagious illness
oOn people with medical implants (i.e. a pacemaker)
oOn people with abnormal blood pressure or any type of cardiac illness
Data entry
In order to be able to calculate the body fat, it is necessary to enter some information in the beginning, which
should be within the following ranges:
oSex
oAge
oBuild (optional, according to settings)
oWeight: from 40.0 kg to 225.0 kg
oHeight: from 140 cm to 205 cm
Correct holding and posture for measurement
To guarantee that the measurement is exact, you must hold the electrodes correctly, according to the figure:
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VERY IMPORTANT:
oThe palms of the hands must make the best possible contact with the device’s electrodes.
oPress the electrodes firmly with the palm of your hands.
The appliance will measure the RESISTANCE of the body using the 4 electrodes. If the contact with the electrodes
isn’t right or you place your hands on the sensors incorrectly, the RESISTANCE value will not be correct, which
may cause an imprecise calculation of the percentage of body fat.
Measurement
oTo measure the Fat Index, hold the lateral sensors firmly with clean, bare hands that are slightly damp, as
shown in the instructions on the screen.
oThe screen will indicate when the measurement is finished and you can remove your hands from the
sensors.
oFinally, the screen shows the values of the measurement obtained and the information entered by the
user.
NOTE: The measurement of the Fat Index is optional. To skip it, press [STOP] in the warning before the measurement.
1.3.1. Body Composition
The result of the measurement of the Fat Index can be extended with an additional screen that includes the
calculation of Body Composition. That screen shows the results of Weight and Fat, along with the estimated
amounts of Water, Mineral and Protein, which correspond to the user’s Non-Fat Mass.
To show this additional screen, make sure that the W-P-M flag is activated.
1.4. BLOOD PRESSURE
oTo measure blood pressure, it is necessary to put your bare wrist into the appliance’s bracelet.
oTo start the measurement, press the [START] button. Otherwise, press [STOP] to skip this
measurement.
oThe bracelet inflates until it reaches a pressure of 250 mmHg. Then the pressure starts to decrease
automatically. Starting at that moment, you can watch the graphic of your blood pressure on the screen
while it is being measured.
oThe measurement can be interrupted by pressing the [STOP] button
oAfter 2 failed attempts to measure the pressure, the appliance understands that it isn’t possible to
measure it.
oIf the measurement is successful, the values obtained appear on the screen.
Electrodes
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1.5. VASCULAR HEALTH
Limitations of use
The measurement of Vascular Health is not recommended for people affected by the following situations. In
these cases the appliance can’t offer a true status indication of the Vascular Health.
oPeople with arrhythmia or other cardiac diseases
oPeople wearing artificial nails or manicure
In addition, the following situations may cause an imprecise measurement of Vascular Health. Avoid the following
cases:
oMove or speak during the measurement
oMove your finger during the measurement
oExercise or do an intense effort before the measurement
oSmoking, taking drugs or coffee in the 3 hours prior to measurement
oDrinking alcohol during the day prior to the measurement
oEating during the two hours before the measurement
oWear rings
oHaving cold hands
Measurement
oTo measure the health of the blood vessels, it is necessary to put the index finger of your left hand on the
sensor, as indicated on the screen.
oIt is very important to put your finger completely inside the sensor. Otherwise, the measurement might
not be precise.
oTo start the measurement, press the [START] button. Make sure that when you press [START], you have
the index finger of your left hand inside the sensor. Otherwise, the measurement won’t be able to start.
oDon’t speak or move during the measurement, so that the measurement will be correct.
oThe measurement can be interrupted by taking your finger out of the sensor.
oAfter 3 failed attempts to measure the arterial pulse, the appliance understands that it isn’t possible to
measure it.
oWhen the measurement finishes, the values obtained will appear on the screen.
1.6. RESULTS
After each measurement, the appliance shows the values obtained.
When all of the measurements are finished, a summary of all of the results appears, which includes the
recommended values for done measures.
WARNING: You should not medicate yourself on the basis of the measurements made with this appliance.
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2. SETTING UP THE MACHINE
2.1. ACCESS TO THE SETTING MENU
Keypad access
IMPORTANT: Through the Switch number 4 we can enable or lock the external access by keypad. If the acces is
blocked (OFF) we can only access to the distributor menu through the internal push-button.
(1) Switch on the device CARDIOPRIME LCD
(2) The autotest will start and after 5 seconds the machine will emit 4 ‘beeps’.
(3) While the machine emites the ‘beeps’ enter the code 2222
2.2. ADJUSTMENT
Access to the Setting Menu
(1) In the initial screen of distributor menú, press <1> to access to the Adjustment menu.
(2) Enter the code 6543232
The available options in Adjustment menu are the following:
WEIGHT
Adjustment for the weight measurement
HEIGHT
Adjustment for the height measurement
BODYFAT
Adjustment for the fat measurement
PRESSURE
Adjustment for the pressure measurement
PRINTER
Selection of printer and adjustment of the printing density
AUDIO
Adjustment for the voice volume
COMMS
Adjustment for the communications port usage
2.2.1. Weight adjustment
To adjust the weight, follow these steps:
(1) Make sure that there is no weight on the platform and press any button.
(2) Place a pattern mass on the platform and press any button.
(3) Enter the pattern mass value you have placed, in grams. For example, for a value of 20 kg, enter 20000g.
(4) Press <START> to confirm.
(5) On the next screen, you can verify the precision of the adjustment made.
(6) Press <START> to finish
NOTE: It is recommended that you use a weight greater than 20 Kg to adjust it correctly.
IMPORTANT: Enter the pattern mass value in grams or the adjustment will not be correct.
2.2.2. Height adjustment
Automatic adjustment
(1) Press ADJUSTMENT
(2) Place a pattern measuring between 70 and 100 cm on the platform.
(3) Enter the pattern height you have placed, expressed in cm.
(4) Press <START>
(5) A screen will appear indicating the result of the self-adjustment process.
(6) Press <STOP> to finish
Test
This option allows you to continually test the measurement of height.
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Offset
Due to mechanical tolerances of the appliance, there may be deviations in the height adjustment. To correct
these deviations, if there are any, the Offsetmust be configured.
(1) Press OFFSET
(2) Press the <1> and <5> buttons until you reach the value that corrects the deviation detected.
(3) You can select an Offset value from -5 cm to 5 cm.
(4) Press <STOP> to save the selected value.
Ready
When you adjust the height, the appliance automatically verifies the functioning of the measuring rod.
Nevertheless, if you want to repeat this verification, press the <READY> option and a screen will appear with the
current operation status.
2.2.3. Body Fat adjustment
The appliance leaves the factory adjusted correctly. Nevertheless, if VREF or BF appear with an NOK when you
access the body fat adjustment, follow these steps:
VREF adjustment
(1) Press ADJUSTMENT VREF
(2) The appliance automatically adjusts the tension to measure the body fat and returns to the setting menu.
BF setting
(1) Press [ADJSUTMENT BF]
(2) Disconnect the Body Fat wire from the BASE_14 board and enter the resistance that matches the value
indicated in the display into the C032 connector.
(3) Then, press any key.
(4) Repeat steps 2 and 3 with the resistances indicated next.
(5) When the adjustment is finished, it automatically returns to the adjustment menu.
IMPORTANT: When you finish the BF adjustment, you must connect the Body Fat cable again so that the appliance
operates correctly.
Test
This option allows you to continually test the measurement of body fat.
Delete
To delete all the body fat adjustments, both VREF and BF, press the DELETE option.
C032
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2.2.4. Pressure adjustment
To adjust the pressure, follow these steps:
(1) Disconnect the sensor tube to make sure there is no pressure and press any key
(2) Insert the tube of the manometer into the sensor
(3) Apply a pressure slightly greater than 200 mmHg
(4) When the pressure starts to stabilize, press any key
(5) Enter the applied pressure value. This value should correspond to the one read on the manometer when you
pressed a key on the previous screen.
(6) Press START
(7) On the next screen, you can verify the precision of the adjustment made.
(8) Press START to finish
2.2.5. Printer adjustments
The display shows a different message according to the printer selected. The selection of the printer is made
using a C028 connector located in the BASE_14 board.
With connector: model TS1700 SEIKO Without connector: model MT102 EPSON
TS1700 adjustment
If the selected model is TS1700, the display shows a message with its reference.
MT102 adjustment
If the model selected is MT102, the version must be set.
(1) Select the corresponding version, according to the reference indicated on the label of the printer:
oReference 0444: MT102 V1.0 version
oReference 0444B: MT102 V2.0 version
(2) Press <STOP> to finish
2.2.6. Audio adjustment
(1) Press the option AUDIO.
(2) Press the keys <1> and <5> to decrease or increase the volumen of the machine voice.
(3) Press <START> to confirm any option
(4) To finish, press <STOP>
2.2.1. COMMS: RS232 communication adjustment
The appliance has two RS232 communication ports that can have several uses.
COM0 adjust
(1) Select <1> to adjust the port COM0.
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(2) Through the keyboard, enter the desired value option and verify it gets highlighted. The highlighted option
corresponds to the function the communications port will do:
NO COMMS
Port without connection
PC
Port connected to a PC
DAVI SERIAL
Data sending through RS232
LPT
Port connected to an external printer
(3) Press <STOP> to finish
Ajuste COM1
(1) Select <2> to adjust the port COM1.
(2) Through the keyboard, enter the desired value option and verify it gets highlighted. The highlighted option
corresponds to the function the communications port will do:
NO COMMS Port without connection
GSM
Port connected to a GSM modem
EVF
Port connected to the EVF
(4) Press <STOP> to finish
2.3. PROGRAMMING THE MACHINE
The options to which you have access via the Programming menu are as follows:
CLOCK
Programming the clock
LANGUAGE
Programming the language
PRICES
Programming the prices
AUDIO
Programming the volume of the audio
FLAGS
Programming the flags
LOGOS
Programming the logos
TICKET
Programming the ticket
ADVERTISING
Programming the publicity
CUSTOMER
Programming the client options
ACCOUNTING
Programming the accounting
HEIGHT
Programming the height
PRESSURE
Programming the pressure (diastolic)
GSM
Programming the GSM options
WIFI
Programming the Wifi
DELETE RAM
Delete RAM
ID EQUIPMENT
Programming the serial number
Key programming
The programming is made through the main keyboard, where the keys have two functions: numbers and letters.
If you press the numerical key more than once it will show the different programmed characters (pressing the key
once it will show the first character, to obtain the following press more times until the character appear).
2.3.1. Programming the clock
Programming the date
(1) Select <1> to adjust the date.
(2) Enter the date in the order established (day, month, year), with two digits for each date.
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Programming the time
(1) Select <2> to adjust the time.
(2) Enter the time in the order established (hours, minutes), with two digits for each date.
IMPORTANT: The format for programming the time is a 24-hour clock. If you want to enter 4:26 pm, you must enter
1626.
2.3.2. Programming the language
According to the settings, it is possible to choose between one or three operation languages (see the
MULTILANGUAGE flag status).
(1) Select the keys <1> and <5> to move through the available language options.
(2) Press <START> to confirm an option.
(3) Press <STOP>
If the machine has more than one working language, repeat the steps above to program the second language.
2.3.3. Programming the price
The appliance setting automatically assigns some default prices. To change the prices, select one option:
COINS
It sets the price of the measurements
TOKEN
It sets the value of the token
FREE
This establishes that the appliance operates free of charge
Programming the price of the measurements
(1) Press COINS
(2) Press the button of the measurement you want
(3) Through the keyboard, enter the desired amount for the selected measure.
oDuring the entering of the price, it is not necessary to enter decimal or currency symbols. The type of
coin, as well as the number of decimals of the price, is established according to the settings.
oPress <STOP> if you want to modify the introduced amount.
(4) Press <START> to save the introduced amount.
Depending on the programmed prices, you can unify measurements in a single option.
For example, if you program:
oWEIGHT = 0.50 €
oBODYFAT = 1.00 €
On the starting screen you see two separate options, one for weight and height, and the other for weight, height,
and body fat.
However, if you program:
oWEIGHT = 0.50 €
oBODYFAT = 0.50 €
Since both measurements have the same price, they are grouped on the starting screen in a single option (weight,
height and body fat).
Programming the token values
When an appliance operates with both coins and tokens, it is necessary to assign a monetary value to the token so
that it will work properly.
(1) Press TOKEN PRICE
(2) Through the keyboard, Enter the amount desired for the token.
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oDuring the entering of the price, it is not necessary to enter decimal or currency symbols. The type of
coin, as well as the number of decimals of the price, is established according to the settings.
oPress <STOP> if you want to modify the introduced amount.
(3) Press <START> to save the introduced amount.
Free
Press the <FREE> button to automatically program all of the measurements with a price of 0.
2.3.4. Programming the audio
(1) Press the option AUDIO.
(2) Press the keys <1> and <5> to decrease or increase the volumen of the machine voice.
(3) Press <START> to confirm any option
(4) To finish, press <STOP>
2.3.5. Programming the flags
The flags are appliance setting options.
(1) To change the value of a flag, press <START>.
(2) Press <STOP> to finish.
Las opciones disponibles son las siguientes:
HEIGHT
Activate or deactivate the height measurement.
BABY SCALE
Activate or deactivate the baby scale function.
B.M.R.
Activate or deactivate additional information about Basal Metabolic Rate.
PRESSURE
Activate or deactivate the blood pressure measurement.
AVERAGE PRESSURE
Activate or deactivate the Average Pressure value appearing on the ticket.
VASCULAR HEALTH
Activate or deactivate the vascular health measurement.
BODYFAT
Activate or deactivate the Body Fat Index measurement.
W-P-M
Activate or deactivate additional information about Body Composition.
ATHLETIC FAT
ON:
The appliance will ask for the build of the user (Normal or Athletic) to
determine the result of the Body Fat Index measurement
OFF:
The appliance always operates in Normal mode
SELECT POPULATION
Select the type of population in order to determine the result of the Body Fat
Index measurement
IDEAL B.M.I. TABLE
Activate or deactivate the ideal BMI table appearing on the ticket.
IDEAL WEIGHT TABLE
Activate or deactivate the ideal weight table appearing on the ticket.
IDEAL PRESSURE TABLE
Activate or deactivate the ideal pressure table appearing on the ticket.
CALORIES TABLE
It has an effect when [B.M.R.] = ON
Activate or deactivate the calories table appearing on the ticket.
CALORIC EXPENDIT TABLE
It has an effect when [B.M.R.] = ON
Activate or deactivate the caloric waste table appearing on the ticket.
HEALTH TIPS
In Spanish only
Activate or deactivate the health tips appearing on the ticket.
VOICE
Activate or deactivate the audio function.
MULTI-LANGUAGE
ON:
The appliance can work with a maximum of 3 languages.
OFF:
The appliance works with a single language.
VOICE PROMO FREQUENCY
The programmed number are the minuts that take place between the
advertising messages, when the machine is in standby.
0 = Does not emit advertising messages.
PRINTER
Activate or deactivate the printer.
TICKET TYPE COLLECTION
ON:
Type 1
OFF:
Type 2
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WORK WITHOUT PAPER
ON:
When there is no paper in the printer, the appliance still works and
shows a warning on the starting screen.
OFF:
The appliance shows an ERROR when there isn’t enough paper in the
printer and this prevents the appliance from working.
PRINTER LOGOTYPE
Activate or deactivate the logotype appearing on the ticket.
DISPLAY LOGO
Activate or deactivate the logotype appearing on the display.
STANDBY LEDS
Activate or deactivate the LEDs lighting when the appliance is in standby.
BARCODE READER
Activate or deactivate the barcode reader.
CUSTOMER CARD
This has an effect when [BARCODE
READER] = OFF
ON:
This allows the user to enter the card code manually.
OFF: It skips the step to enter the customer card code.
HOROSCOPE
Activate or deactivate the Horoscope option.
TOKEN
Not available
2.3.6. Programming the logos
(1) Select the option LOGOS.
(2) Press the keys <1> and <5> to view the available logotype options.
(3) Press <START> to confirm any option. The selected logotype will appear in the main screen, as well as in the
printed ticket header, as long as the corresponding flags are activated.
(4) Press <STOP> to finish
2.3.7. Programming the ticket
The available options with this menu are the following:
PROGRAMMING
Programming the ticket lines.
CODIGO BARRAS
Programming a Barcode in the ticket foot.
DELETE TICKET FOOT
Delete all the data in the ticket fot (line 7 to 30)
FOOT LOGO
Programming a logo in the ticket foot
Programming the ticket lines
(1) Select the option PROGRAMMING.
(2) Through the keyboard, enter the line number you want to programm:
oHeader: lines 1 to 6
oFoot: lines 7 to 30
(3) Press <START>
(4) Select the code for the carácter type and the desired alignment:
Code
Sample
Character type
Text alignment
1 Normal Centered
2 Expanded vertically Centered
3 Expanded horizontally Centered
4 Double expanded Centered
5 Normal Left
6 Expanded vertically Left
7 Expanded horizontally Left
8 Double expanded Left
(5) Press <START>
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(6) Enter the data that will appear in the selected line, with the alphanumeric keyboard.
oWhile writing, you can see in the screen the information of: Line number, column and the character type
corresponding to the pressed key.
oTo create a blank line, enter the character “white space” which corresponds to the <0> key.
oTo delete a line, press <START> without entering any character. A message will appear: No Line.
(7) Press <START> to confirm the information.
Barcode
(1) Select the option BARCODE.
(2) Select the option <1>
(3) Through the keypad, enter the line number where the barcode will be placed (the available lines are those in
the ticket foot only)
(4) Press <START>
(5) Select the option <2>
(6) Through the keypad, enter the barcode digits.
(7) Press <START> to confirm the information.
Programming the logo
(1) Select LOGO FOOT.
(2) Select the option <1>
(3) Through the keypad, enter the line number where the logo will be placed (the available lines are those in the
ticket foot only)
(4) Press <START>
(5) Select the option <2>
(6) Through the keypad, enter the logotype code you want to use.
(7) Press <START> to confirm.
2.3.8. Programming the advertising
With this option you can programm a text, which will appear in the display distributed in 4 lines. It is possible to
programm a total of 17 characters on each line, taking into account that white spaces are considerated as a
character. The appliance will center the text automatically.
(1) Select ADVERTISING
(2) Select option <1>
(3) Enter the information that will appear in the selected line, through the alphanumeric keypad.
oWhile writing, it is possible to see on the screen the informarion: Line number, column and character type
corresponing to the selected key.
oTo create a blank line, enter the character “white space” which corresponds to the <0> key.
oTo delete a line, press <START> without entering any character. A message will appear: No Line.
(4) Press <START> to confirm the information.
2.3.9. Programming the client options
The available options in the menu are the following:
P. Dec
Programming the decimal dot: “,” or “.”
Date F.
Programming he date format: “dd/mm/yy” or “mm/dd/yy”
Programmming the time format (only display): “24h” or “12h”
Weigh U.
Programming the weight units: kg, lb, kg + lb, stn, g
Height U.
Programming the height units: m, feet/inches, m + feet/inches, mm
(1) Select the option you want to program
(2) Choose one of the shown values, pressing the corresponding key.
(3) The chosen value gets memorized.
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2.3.10. Programming the accounting
The shop number and location are used to identify the accounting tickets of different pieces of appliances.
Shop number
(1) Select the option SHOP NUMBER.
(2) Select option <1>
(3) Enter the shop number (4 digits maximmum).
(4) Press <START> to confirm the information.
Shop location
(1) Select the option LOCATION.
(2) Select option <1>
(3) Enter the shop location through the alphanumeric keypad (16 characters maximmum).
(4) Press <START> to confirm the information.
2.3.11. Programming the height
With this option it is possible to add or substract centimeters in the final result of height.
(1) Press the keys <1>and <5> to move through the available options.
(2) Press <START> to confirm an option.
(3) Press <STOP> to exit.
2.3.12. Programming the pressure
With this option we can modify the value in the diastolic pressure result of the appliance, applying the desired
percentage on the result.
(1) Press the keys <1>and <5> to move through the available options.
(2) Press <START> to confirm an option.
(3) Press <STOP> to exit.
2.3.13. Programming the GSM
The available options in the menu are the following:
PIN
Programming the PIN code of the phone card which contains the GSM.
PHONE N.
Programming the receiver, where the GSM messages will be sent.
NOTIFY
Programming the warnings.
SIM ERASE
Delete the SMS pending to be sent on the GSM.
Programming the PIN code
(1) Select the PIN option.
(2) Select option <1>
(3) Enter the PIN code through the alphanumeric keypad (4 digits max.).
(4) Press <START> to confirm the information.
Programming the phone number
(1) Select the option PHONE NUMBER.
(2) Here it shows the current phone number, where the GSM messages are sent.
(3) Select option <1>
(4) Enter the phone number through the alphanumeric keypad.
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