HMM Diagnostics HFon User manual
Quick-Start
User Manual
H80400-08-01-01_R0_20/09/2010
HMM Diagnostics GmbH
D-69221 Dossenheim, Germany
www.hmm.info
Telehealth Touchscreen Mobile Phone
Pleas read this user manual tho-
roughly before the rst use
Content
Important information 4
I. Introduction 9
II. Your hFon 10
Charge the hFon and insert the battery 12
Insert SIM card 13
Insertion of optional available modules* 14
Use navigation pen 14
Open and close applications 15
III. Setup & functions 16
The main options of the HOME screen 17
First steps: How to set up your hFon 20
Camera 33
Notes concerning directives 34
Declaration of Conformity 34
WEEE note 34
RoHS compliance 35
Technical specications 35
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Important information
Please read rst!
Safety Advices / General Use
• Ensure that the device and accessories are out of reach of
young children, because small parts could be swallowed.
Ingestion may cause choking or serious injuries!
• Ensure that a minimum distance of 15 cm between the
device and a pacemaker is observed. Failure to comply
can cause serious interference with the pacemaker (or
other medical devices)! It’s better to switch off your de-
vice when in doubt, in order to prevent this!
• The use of this device is prohibited in most hospitals, be-
cause electromagnetic interferences have an impact on
medical devices and can disturb. Observe the valid local
regulations and turn your device off if necessary!
• If you use yourself another medical device, check with
the manufacturer if the device has already a protection
against external RF radiation. If necessary, contact your
doctor if you doubt the compatibility of the devices with
each other. Use this device only when you can exclude
all interferences with other medical devices!
• Handle this device with care and rationality.
• Do not disassemble the device independently. Never in-
sert objects into the case slots or other openings of the
device.
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• Fold carefully the protective covers for SIM and T-Flash
card and the protective cover for the optional modules*.
Do not tear off the protective covers.
• Always make sure that the device does not get wet and
there is no moisture in the case openings. Moisture can
cause serious damage to the device! Do not touch the
device with wet hands!
• Avoid bumping or dropping the device. Handle this elec-
tronic product always with the necessary precautions in
order to prevent damages to the device.
• Do not use the device if the display is cracked or broken.
Glass or pieces of broken acrylic glass can cause injury
to hands or face.
• Do not paint your device. The paint could damage the
case, stick together moving parts and therefore dam-
age the device totally or could damage irreparably op-
tionally available modules for the device.*
• If the device has a camera ash or another light source,
avoid it to blind children, other persons or animals with
it.
• Operate the device or headphones that you use in con-
nection with the device, with moderate volume. It can
cause permanent hearing damage, when headphones
are used over a longer period of time at excessive vol-
ume.
* For more information about the optional measuring modules see the
relevant chapter of this manual or visit the websitewww.hLine.eu
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Safety advices / Power supply and accessories
• Use for the supplied power pack only such power
sources that are appropriate according to the label.
• Do not remove the battery from the device while this
is being charged.
• Do not attempt to open the battery or to repair it.
The battery should not be bent, punctured, drilled,
shorted, thrown in the water or re, or exposed to
excessive temperatures.
• The device can be used only with the original battery
supplied. When using any other batteries there is the
danger of explosion!
• Do not expose the device to excessive moisture or ex-
treme temperatures. Device or battery should not be
stored for a prolonged period of time in a vehicle or
other location where the temperature can raise above
60°C (140°F). Avoid overheating the battery!
• Prevent accidental contact of the battery with other
metal parts, since in this way can be made current-
carrying connections which can lead to damages of
the battery.
• When you use optional available measuring modules
with this device, use only the modules approved by
the manufacturer therefor. Other modules can dam-
age the device or can lead to wrong measuring re-
sults.
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• Dispose of or recycle the battery, the mobile phone,
the charger and / or other accessories, spare parts
and modules in accordance with local regulations.
Safety advices/ special environment
• When driving vehicles (apart from emergency cases), it
is not permitted to use telephone services with devic-
es that must be held in the hand. In some countries
the use of mobile phones with hands-free equipment
is allowed.
• If possible, do not use the device when driving a ve-
hicle. Follow always all regulations concerning limi-
tation of use of mobile phones on the road trafc
and observe the legal requirements referring to this.
• Ensure that all mobile phones or their respective
equipment (e.g. hands-free system), which are im-
plemented in your vehicle, are xed securely.
• Do not place the device and equipment in the vicinity
or in the operating range of airbags implemented in
the car. In case of improperly installed mobile phones
the rapidly inating airbags can cause serious injuries.
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• Do not use the device in a tank fuel pump or in the vi-
cinity of chemicals and fuels. Always pay attention to
warnings and switch off the device. Your device can
cause explosions or res in and around fuel or chemi-
cal storages and transport areas or explosive areas.
• If you are in explosive areas or in places where exist
combustible materials, the device should be switched
off. Sparks in such environments can produce res
and explosions which can cause serious injuries or
even death. Do not use the device at petrol stations,
chemical plants and warehouses in the vicinity of ex-
plosives or detonators.
Potentially explosive environments are often, but not
always, marked as such. Pay attention to the corre-
sponding advices. Such environments can be: spaces
under deck (for ships), transportation, distribution
or storage facilities for chemicals, vehicles driven
with liquid gas (such as propane or butane), areas
where the air contains chemicals or particles (such as
grain, dust or metal powders) and any other areas in
which you are invited to turn off the engine of your
vehicle.
• Switch off your device in any facility where you are
invited to do so by signs or other indicators.
• In most countries it is forbidden to use this device on
ights, because it can interfere with the navigation
system and the communication network of airplanes.
Please observe the applicable recommendations and
regulations regarding the use of mobile phones and
switch off the device if necessary.
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I. Introduction
Thank you for choosing the hFon. This telehealth touch-
screen smartphone enables you to use, in addition to the
usual advantages of a mobile phone, also the compre-
hensive monitoring of your vital values in combination
with the corresponding smartLAB® measurement sys-
tems. You can nd an overview of the products of this
telemonitoring set and additional information about the
HMM hLine on www.smartlab.org.
In this Quick Start manual you learn the basic functions
in using your hFon and a detailed description of the appli-
cations with which you can display and administer your
vital data.
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II. Your hFon
front
camera
Speaker
volume
keys
quick select
hLine
application
navigation buttons
frontside
camera
menu
Reset
Power/
Standby
insertion slot for SIM- & SD cards backside
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navigationbuttons
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3
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Through the navigation area you can directly select the
basic functions of your hFon:
1 Phone green: speed calling phone menu
2 Home: Quick select HOME screen
3 Navigation Trackball / conrmation (press)
4 Back: goes back to the previous menu
5 Phone red: nish / interrupt call
Single menu points can either be selected using the navi-
gation buttons or by tipping the touch screen. You can do
this directly with the thumb or index nger, or with the
supplied pen. Over time you will develop your preferred
method to scroll and select individual single menu items.
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Charge the hFon and insert the battery
Before the rst use you must charge the battery of your
hFon for at least XX hours. Please use for this purpose the
included USB charging cable and plug this into the ap-
propriate opening at the bottom of the phone (see image
1). To insert the battery, carefully push the back cover of
the hFon down and lift it.
Insert then the battery so that the hFon label points up
and the three pin contacts are in the left corner are (see
image 2).
image 1
image 2
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Insert SIM card
To make calls with the hFon and use mobile internet, you
need to insert the SIM card of your mobile phone provider
in the designated slot on the side of the device.
For this purpose, rst strike down the protective cover. The
SIM card slot is the upper one of the two insertion slots.
Now take your SIM card and insert it carefully into the slot.
The snapped off corner of the SIM card must be on the left
top (see illustration).
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Insertion of optional available modules*
Apart from its function as smart phone, your hFon has an
optionally equippable slot for additional measuring mod-
ules (such as for example a blood glucose measuring mod-
ule). With it, your hFon can be set up to a multifunctional
applicable health care smart phone and can offer you
many additional functions concerning the personal health
administration.
You can read in the separate manual supplied with each
module, how exactly the optional available modules are
inserted in the device.
* For more information about the optional measuring modules see the
relevant chapter of this manual or visit the websitewww.hLine.eu
Use navigation pen
In addition to track ball and touch screen operation, your
hFon has a pen, with which you can navigate on the screen.
You can pull the pen out of the designated appliance on
the bottom of the device, and put it back there after us-
ing it.
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Open and close applications
Scroll with your ngers (or with the supplied pen) on the
touch screen monitor of your hFon, in order to navigate
through the various programs and applications.
Open an application by gently tapping / pressing. Intui-
tively navigate within menus with the help of arrow icons
and other icons shown on the display.
Alternatively, you can also navigate using the “track ball”
(quick select button “3”). Run your thumb gently over the
trackball to the top or down. Select specic menu items by
briey pressing the trackball out.
Note: Not all applications support the navigation with the
track ball. Use in such cases the navigation by the touch
screen display.
You can always turn back to the respective previous sub-
menu by pressing the quick select button “4” in the lower
navigation area of your hFon.
By pressing the quick select button “5” you break off all
operations, and always go back to the HOME screen.
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III. Setup & functions
After having inserted and fully charged the battery, you
can switch on your hFon. To do so press the power / stand-
by button on the side of the device for at least XX seconds.
It appears the hFon logo and then the HOME screen.
Note: The HOME screen is the starting point for all func-
tions of your hFon. You can call it up at any time using the
quick select button “2” (HOME screen).
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The main options of the HOME screen
The HOME screen combines the most important features of
the hFon at a glance. From here you can for example make
calls, write SMS, start the hLine application or call up the
other applications of the hFon.
Phone
Opens the touch screen keypad, with whose
help you can type a desired phone number.
You can call up the phone directly also via
the quick select button “1”, if you are not on
the HOME screen.
SMS (text messaging)
Opens the menu in order to write SMS (short
messages). To do so, rst press the menu to
write a new text message. Enter the text us-
ing the keyboard on the touch screen. You
can use for this your ngers or the pen.
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hLine
Opens the hLine applications for the admin-
istration of your vital data. This application
includes a health diary in which can be en-
tered various measurement results (blood
sugar, blood pressure, tness values, etc.).
Take advantage of this application for the
administration of the vital values, which you
have measured with other smartLAB® prod-
ucts or with one of the optionally available
measuring modules.
hFon
Opens the program overview of all applica-
tions and settings, which are available to
your hFon.
In this menu, you carry out the basic device
settings, administer addresses and contacts
or open the browser for the mobile internet.
Here you can also administer photos, im-
ages and other les and can call up other
hFon standard applications (e.g. calendars,
tasks, calculator or games).
The application hFon calls up the operating
system which forms the basis of your hFon.
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Vital data
If you use your hFon with optional avail-
able measurement modules, or use
measuring devices from the smartLAB®
/ hLine program to administer your vital
data, the results of the last measure-
ments are displayed with date & time
also on the HOME screen. You do not
have to call up always rst the diary of
the hLine application in order to check
your last value*.
The display of the vital values appears,
however, only when you use the hFon in
the above mentioned cases.
* For more information about the optional measuring modules see the
relevant chapter of this manual or visit the websitewww.hLine.eu
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First steps: How to set up your hFon
Call up the HOME screen and press the hFon application.
Select the application hFon setup.
The hFon setup application guides you step by step
through the key points in handling your hFon. When you
start the application you see a summary list of the single
points. Scroll down with the nger, pen or track ball the
list and select the single menu items by pressing the
menu item or the “Show” button.
to the hFon appli-
cation select keyboard Abort, back to HOME
menu
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