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Alarm 2
• If you select “OFF” with the M button, press the set button to go set or unset larm 3.
• If you select “On” with the M button, press the set button to set the hour. When the hour is flashing,
press the M button and release when you see the correct hour. Press the set button and then the
minute should flash. When the desired minute is displayed, press the set button to proceed to the
next alarm setting.
Alarm 3
• If you select “OFF” with the M button, press the set button to go set or unset larm 4.
• If you select “On” with the M button, press the set button to set the hour. When the hour is flashing,
press the M button and release when you see the correct hour. Press the set button and then the
minute should flash. When the desired minute is displayed, press the set button to proceed to the
next alarm setting.
Alarm 4
• If you select “OFF” with the M button, press the set button to turn the meter off.
• If you select “On” with the M button, press the set button to set the hour. When the hour is flashing,
press the M button and release when you see the correct hour. Press the set button and then the
minute should flash. When the desired minute is displayed, press the set button to turn the meter
off.
If the alarm function is set, the alarm symbol should appear on screen when the meter is off. The meter
should then auto-start at the time point(s) you set with short beeps for two minutes.
Example - if you set Alarm 1 at 10:00am and Alarm 2 at 2:00pm
• The meter automatically turns on and bleeps for two minutes at 10:00am first and then 2:00pm
every day, flashing the test strip and alarm symbols. You can then insert a new strip to perform a
blood glucose test at each of these times.
• If you do not want to perform a test after the meter turns on, press the M button so “☺” and “OFF”
appear and then the meter should switch off. lternatively leave the meter, without pressing any
button, for two minutes so it turns off automatically.