Infopia Eclipse User manual

Blood Glucose Monitoring System
Quick and Smart

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Dear System Owner
Thank you for choosing the Blood Glucose Monitoring System.
This Owner’s Manual contains everything you need to know about your
new Blood Glucose Monitoring System and how it works. Please take a
moment to read it carefully, before using your new system.
In choosing the Blood Glucose Monitoring System, you have
selected one of the most convenient, easy to use and less painful systems
available. It gives you accurate results in just 5 seconds using only 1㎕
blood sample from Forearm, Upper arm, Palm, Fingertips, Thigh, as well as
Calf. You will find that testing on your arm or leg is less painful than testing
on your fingertips, since they have fewer nerve endings. What’s more, the
stores up to 250 blood glucose test results and can identify up to
100 different users (see ID function).
Checking your blood glucose levels on a regular basis can make a big
difference in how well you manage your diabetes. Our goal is to help you
make it as comfortable and convenient as possible.
Before you get started, it is important to complete the warranty registration
card included in your kit, and mail it back to INFOPIAUSA.
Doing this will help us serve your needs better.

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Caution
The Blood Glucose Monitoring System is intended
for in vitro diagnostic use only.
It should not be used for the diagnosis of diabetes or for the
testing of newborns.
The was designed to test blood glucose (sugar)
levels and should be used with fresh capillary whole blood.
Do not use the system for anything other than
blood glucose testing.
Caution : Before using any product, please read all instructions.
Consult your physician or diabetic healthcare professional
about daily management of your diabetes and proper use of
the glucometer.
The Blood Glucose Monitoring System contains
small parts. Please keep your Monitoring System out of
reach of children.
If you have any questions about the product, please
contact your local representative.

Important Information
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1. Testing after meal, physical exercise, or any other event that will impact glucose levels can
after your blood glucose result.
2. The Blood Glucose Monitoring System is intended for use outside the body
(in vitro diagnostic use only).
3. The system should be used only for testing blood glucose levels and only
with a fresh capillary whole blood sample.
4. The system should not be used for the diagnosis of diabetes or for the
testing of newborns.
5. Do not use system for any purpose other than blood glucose testing.
6. Before using system, read all instructions in this manual and practice
accurate and safe testing.
7. Please pay close attention when handling blood. Improper procedures may be
hazardous to your health.
8. You should have a recommendation from your health care professional for the proper
use of this system and daily management of your diabetes.
9. Severe dehydration and excessive water loss may alter results.
10. If you believe you are suffering from severe dehydration, consult a health care
professional immediately.
11. If results fall lower than 60mg/dL (3.3mmol/L) or higher than 240 mg/dL (13.3
mmol/L), repeat the test. If you continue to get the same results, follow the treatment
advice of your healthcare professional.
12. If you experience symptoms inconsistent with your test results after following the
instructions in this manual, contact your healthcare professional.

Quick Reference
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•Insert the test strip and
verify the correct code.
•Lancet your finger to
acquire a blood sample.
•Apply the blood sample
to the test strip.
•Your test result in 5
seconds.
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Important Information
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Important Information about Using Alternate Site Blood Samples
▶Consult your physician before you begin using the alternate site for testing.
▶Under certain conditions, blood glucose test results obtained using samples taken
from alternate sites may differ significantly from fingertip samples.
▶Use fingertip samples when you are concerned with hypoglycemia (insulin reactions)
such as when you are driving a car, particularly if you suffer from hypoglycemia,
unawareness (lack of symptoms to indicate an insulin reaction), as alternate site
testing may fail to detect hypoglycemia.
▶Alternate site testing is NOT recommended for people with a history of reoccurring
hypoglycemia.
▶Routine testing before meals can be done either on the Forearm, Upper arm, Palm,
Fingertip, Thigh, as well as Calf.

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Alternate Site Testing
Important : We recommend that you test on your fingertip if you
are testing for hypoglycemia (low blood glucose) or if you
have a history of reoccurring hypoglycemia.
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The system gives you the ability to obtain a blood sample for
testing your glucose level from different areas of your body. The figure
shown above displays the areas where you can test using your
Blood Glucose Monitoring System. You may test your blood glucose
from your Forearm, Upper arm, Palm, Fingertips, Thigh, as well as Calf.
Avoid moles, veins, bones and tendons.
Upper arm
Palm
Thigh
Forearm
Fingertips
Calf

About Your New System page
Blood Glucose Monitoring System Kit Contents 11
Blood Glucose Monitoring Meter 12~13
Blood Glucose Test Strip 14
Before You Test
Setting up Your Monitor 15~16
Checking the Meter with the Check Strip 17
Seting the Code to Match Your Test Strip 18
Performing Your Test
Collecting a Blood Sample 19
Performing a Blood Test 20~24
Performing a Control Solution Test 25
Reviewing Your Results 26~27
Downloading Your Glucose Readings 28
Caring for Your Glucolab Meter 29
Changing Your Battery 30
Trouble Shooting 31~34
Specifications 35
Warranty 36
Symbol Reference 37
The Table of Contents
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About Your New System
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• Meter
• Control Solution
• Lancing Device
• Lancets
• Check Strip
• Manual
• Warranty Registration Card
• Patient Logbook
• 3V Li-(CR2032) Battery
• Carrying Case
Your Blood Glucose Monitoring System has been sealed to
protect the contents.
If you find your seal has been broken, please return it to the place of
purchase.
• Test strips

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Test Strip Port :
Insert the Test Strip here.
Displays Screen :
Display your test results, symbols and
messages.
Function Button :
Powers the meter on/off, prompts
memory data and acts as an enter button
during setup and after tests.
Up/Down Arrow Buttons :
Adjusts settings and scrolls through
memory to review prior results.
Battery Cover
Serial Number
Data Port :
Download your test results.
About Your New System

Low Battery Warning Symbol
User ID Symbol
Strip Code Symbol
Ready for Blood Symbol
Alarm Symbol
Before Having a Meal
After Having a Meal
After Sports Activity
After Taking Medications
Control SolutionSymbol
Temperature/Date
Test Result Unit
Sound Alert Symbol
DisplaysTest Time and Data
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Display Screen
About Your New System

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[ Important Test Strip Information ]
1. Store the Test strip vials in a cool, dry place. Keep out of direct sunlight.
Do not refrigerate or freeze.
2. Store test strips in their original vial only. Do not mix the test strips in new vials or in any other
container.
3. Immediately replace the vial cap and close tightly after removing a test strip.
4. Make a note of the discard date which is three months from the date you first open a new vial of
test strips on the vial label. Throw test strips and vial away after this discard date.
5. Avoid getting dirt, food, and water on the test strip. Do not handle test strips with wet hands.
6. Do not use test strip after the expiration date printed on the package or vial since it may cause
inaccurate results.
7. Do not bend, cut, or alter the test strip.
8. Test Strips are for single use only. DO NOT RE-USE.
9. Refer to additional information in the test strip package.
Use only brand test strips with your meter.
Target to apply blood.
Apply blood to the tip to the test strip
Insert this end of your test strip
with the contact bars facing up
Check to make sure blood fills is
in the channel
Confirmation Window
Contact Bar
About Your New System

Before You Test
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Turn on Beeping sound
User’s testing option
User’s ID
The Blood Glucose Monitoring System has a wide variety of functions to
choose from. There is a beeping sound to alert you when a function is set; date,
time, five daily alarms, unique user ID, ability to designate activities related to the
test result, and the ability to designate three unique data averages.
•Press power button
and hold for
about 3 seconds
•After pressing and
releasing either or
buttons to turn the
beeper on/off, enter
•After pressing and
releasing either or
buttons to turn the
user testing option
on/off, enter
•After pressing and
releasing either or
buttons to turn user ID
on/off, enter
Date/Time Test unit
• After pressing and releasing
either or buttons to set
the date and time, enter
• After pressing and releasing
either or buttons to set
the test unit of result, enter

Before You Test
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Setting the Temperature Unit
Setting testing averages
Setting the Alarm
• After pressing and releasing
either or buttons to set
℃or ℉, enter
• After pressing and releasing
either or buttons to set
the average of testing day,
enter
• After pressing and releasing
either or buttons to set
the alarm, enter
Complete all Setting Mode
• After completing the set up,
all of the symbols are
displayed briefly before the
meter automatically shuts off.
Setting the Alarm Time
• After pressing and releasing
either or buttons to set
the alarm time, enter
Setting the Alarm
• After programing the
number of desired alarms
enter
Caution
• When setting parameters for your meter, be sure to enter the correct information to ensure
proper test results.
• You will be unable to test while setting up your meter.
“Year Mode : 2005 - 2099”
•To turn the meter off during set up, press and hold for at least three seconds.
◆User can set upto 5 daily alarms as well as designate 3 unique glucose averages

Before You Test
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Check your meter with the check strip.
The “check strip” is to make sure that your meter is functioning properly.
Insert the check strip with the “ <<< “ facing up in the test strip port of your meter.
The check strip automatically checks your meter when it is inserted into the test port. If the
value displayed is between the ranges of 107 - 127, your meter is furctioning properly.
If the value displayed does not meet the proper range, the LCD will display an “Er 1”
message.
If after reinserting the check strip you receive the same error, please contact your local
representative.
It is important to check your meter system after purchasing.
To ensure proper test results, please check your system periodically.

Before You Test
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Insert the test strip to turn your meter on. Please
insert your test strip fully, but be careful not to bend. The code
number should appear in the LCD window for 3
seconds (example: C18). Compare the code number on the
meter’s LCD window with the code number on the test strip
vial. If the two code numbers match, you can start testing.
If the two code numbers do NOT match, you must code
your meter according to the test strip vial code number before
the LCD display ends(Within 3 Seconds). Press the or
button to select the correct code. The number increases or
decrease by one digit every time you press or button.
To move more quickly, press and hold or buttons.
Code numbers are used to calibrate the Meter with the
Test strips for accurate results. You must code the meter
before using it. Confirm the code number for the first test and then every
time you change to a new vial of test strips.
If any error message appears any time, please refer to the
Trouble Shooting section of the manual for more
information (please refer to page 31-34).

Performing Your Test
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1. Unscrew the lancing device tip
and insert a lancet firmly into the
carrier.
2. Pinch the lancet and twist off the
protective cover.
Do not discard the cover.
Replace the lancing device tip.
3. The tip of lancing device offers 5
different levels of skin penetration.
To select the best depth: Use 1-2
for soft or thin skin, 3 for average
skin, 4-5 for thick or calloused skin.
Caution
• Use a new sterile, lancet every time you test.
• Do not use lancet if protective cover has been removed or damaged.
• Never share a lancet with anyone.
Maintaining Your Lancing Device:
• Use a new sterile lancet device tip. Carefully stick the protective disk cover back on the
used lancet.
• Grip the holder firmly and pull the lancet safely out of holder. Screw the tip back on the
lancing device.
• Properly discard the used lancet. Clean the lancing device if blood or stain remains.
4. Place the lancing device against the tip
of the finger. Press the trigger button.
Your blood sample should now be
ready to be applied to the test strip. Lift
the lancing device out and away.
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Performing Your Test
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Before testing, be sure to read this section and test strip package insert
found in the test strip box carefully, make sure you have all the necessary
items to begin testing:
• Meter
• Test Strip
• Lancing Device
• Sterile Lancets
CAUTION !
To reduce the chance of infection :
• The Lancing Device and sterile lancets should NOT be shared with others.
• Always use a new, sterile lancet.
• Lancets are for single use only.
• Avoid getting hand lotion, oils, dirt, or debris on the Lancets or the Lancing Device.
• Dry your hands completely before testing.

Performing Your Test
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Step 1.
Firmly insert the Test Strip into the Meter test strip port with the “Infopia
logo” facing up. The meter will automatically turn on and display the code number and
testing temperature. After 3 seconds, the code number and testing temperature will
disappear.
When blinking, apply your blood to the test port.
Note: Inserting the test strip in the wrong direction will turn the meter on but you will be
unable to test.
Practice using the lancing device and become accustomed with its use.
Wash your hands with warm, clean water and soap. Dry your hands
completely before testing.
CAUTION !
• If you did not confirm the code in 3 seconds, pull the test strip out of the port, and re-start
the procedure from the beginning.
• If the code on the LCD display window and on the test vial do not match, follow the coding
procedure for accurate results (refer p18).
• If you apply your blood sample too early, the ERROR 5 message will appear on LCD
(refer p 32).