GERATHERM Medical AG wristwatch User manual

Geratherm
wristwatch
Blood Pressure Monitor
Geratherm Medical AG
Fahrenheitstraße 1
98716 Geschwenda
Germany
phone: [phone]
fax: [phone]
e-mail: [email protected]
www.geratherm.com
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INSTRUCTION
Caution
1.Please consult your physician to verify your
blood pressure obtained by yourself at home.
2.Detaching the cuff, if the pressure is more
300mmHg and does not deflate automatically.
Power Sources:
Size AAA Alkaline Batteries(2)
Guarantee:
3 Years from the Date of purchase.
Information you should know before
operating the Blood Pressure Monitor
What is blood pressure?
A force is created by the heart as it pushes
blood into the arteries and through the blood
circulation system. Another force is created by
the arteries as they resist the blood flow. Blood
Pressure is the result of these two forces.
What is Systolic and Diastolic?
Systolic is the number representing the
pressure while the heart is beating. Diastolic
is the number representing the pressure
when the heart is resting between beats.
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How can I tell my blood pressure?
See the following chart-WHO (World Health
Organization) blood pressure classification.
What about low blood pressure?
In general, the lower blood pressure reading
is the better, unless it causes some
uncomfortable symptoms such as fainting
and light headedness.
Fluctuation and Variation in blood pressure?
The following chart shows the blood pressure
fluctuation in a day.
The following causes will influence the result of
measuring blood pressure and cause the
variations.
*Bathing*Breathing*Conversation*Drinking
Alcohol*Exercise*Moving*Mental
tension*Meals*Temperature change*Thoughts
Parts identification
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Explanation of Display Marks
Preparation for use
Battery installation / replacement
1. Insert the batteries inside the
battery compartment with correct
polarities “+” and “-“.
2. Replace both batteries, if the low
battery mark appears.
3. Remove the batteries if the unit will
not be used for a period of time.
Attaching pressure cuff
1. Wrap the cuff around the left wrist.
The display should be placed on
the palm side of the wrist. The
wrist should be bare skin.
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2. Fasten the cuff. Don’t pull it
strongly and make the cuff too
tight. The cuff’s edge should be
approximately 1 cm from your palm
line.
3. Attach the cuff on the right hand as
shown in the figure if it is not
possible to measure the left.
Correct Measuring
1. Correct posture
Sit with correct posture and place
your arm on the storage case, so
that the unit is the same height with
your heart. Relax yourself and
measure in a natural posture.
2. Measuring at the same time daily
According the fluctuation
mentioned, it is very important to
measure and record the blood
pressure at the same time every
day in order to get the tendency of
your blood pressure.
How to operate the unit
1.Measuring blood pressure
Press and release the
POWER key to start
measuring automatically
Initial display
Pumping
Measuring and
Buzzer sounds.
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140
160
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When the measurement was finished, the
display will show the measured pressure
and pulse value back and forth. Then,
press the power key to turn off the unit.
Otherwise the unit will turn off
automatically in 24 seconds later.
2. Recall the memories
Press and release the MEMORY key to
recall the no. 1 memory. The display will
show the memorized pressure and pulse
value back and forth.
Press and release the MEMORY key
again to recall the no.2 memory. Press
and release repeatedly to read the other
memorized pressures.
3. Clock setting
To enter the setting mode
by pressing and holding the
memory key lasting for over
3 seconds.
The display will show a
blinking year firstly.
Press the power key to adjust
the year when it is blinking.
Secondly, to press and
release the memory key,
the “month” will appear and
blink to be adjusted, and then
“date”, “hour” and “minute” will
follow up as you press and
release the memory key again.
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To adjust the clock
by pressing the memory key to adjust the
values of the “month”, “date”, “hour”
and “minute” when they are blinking
Care and Maintenance
Do not drop the
unit.
Do not modify or
disassemble the
body or the wrist
cuff.
Do not bend or
twist the wrist
cuff.
Use a moistened
cloth with water or
neutral detergent to
clean the body and
then wipe it dry.
Avoid thinner
and benzine.
Keep the unit in
an suitable place
avoiding high
temperature,
direct sunlight,
high moisture,
and much dust.
Remove the
batteries, if the
unit will be not
used for a long
time.
Do not press the
POWER key when
the cuff has not
been well wrapped.
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Error Message
Error Marks Correction
The pressure measured
was lower than 20mmHg.
Please measure again.
The pressure measured
Was higher than
300mmHg.
Please measure again.
The pumping pressure is
higher than 300 mm HG.
Please measure again.
Please replace the
2 batteries.
Check or Replace
the 2 batteries and
try again.
Specification
Name and model Wrist Blood Pressure
Monitor KP-6120,KP-6130
Display system Liquid Crystal Display
Measuring method Fully fuzzy logic
Power Source 2 Alkaline “AAA” type batteries
(1,5V)
Measuring range 20-300 mmHg
(Cuff Pressure)
40-200 Pulse/minute
(Pulse Rate)
Accuracy 3mmHg
(Cuff Pressure)
5% of Readings
(Pulse Rate)
Inflation Automatic inflation
(Air Pump)
Deflation Deflation valve
Rapid air release Electric release valve
Memory 7 memories +Average value
Clock Year, Month, Date, Time
Error Message “Err LL” means the pressure
was lower than 20 mmHg.
“ErrUU” means the pressure
was higher than 300 mmHg.
Low battery Replace the batteries if the
indicator appears.
Power OFF Automatically after 150
seconds of non use.
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Battery Life Approximately 250
measurements.
Operating + 10°C to + 40°C
environment less than 85% RH
Dimensions 78(W) X 74(D)
X 30 mm (H)
Weight Approx. 130g
(including 2 batteries)
Note : Specification are subject to
change without notice for
improvement.
The blood pressure monitor devices complies
With the European regulations (EU council
directive 93/42/EEC) and bears the CE mark “CE
0118”. The quality conforms to the following
standards EN 60601-1-2 (Medical electrical
equipment - Part 1: General requirements for
safety); EN 1060-1 EN 1060-3 ( Non-invasive
sphygmomanometers - Part 1: General
Requirements. Part 3: Supplementary
Requirements to electro-mechanical blood
pressure measuring systems).
Production according to EN ISO 13485.
If used in a professional context, the thermometer
should be inspected every two years by an
authorised laboratory.
Produced for
Geratherm Medical AG
Fahrenheitstraße 1
98716 Geschwenda
Germany
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