Jumper Medical JPD-FR302 User manual

JPD-FR302
User Manual
Infrared Thermometer

User Instructions
For proper use of the product, please read this manual before
using the product, and follow this manual when operating the
product .
Before using the product, please read and follow Safety
Precautions.

Contents
Safety Precautions..................................................................................1
Warning....................................................................................................3
Symbol Conventions...............................................................................4
Product Introduction................................................................................5
Functions and Features..........................................................................6
Schematic Diagram ofAppearance ......................................................8
Measurement Method.............................................................................8
Display and Operation Instructions.....................................................12
Battery Replacing Method....................................................................16
Cleaning and Disinfection ....................................................................17
Maintenance ..........................................................................................19
Troubleshooting.....................................................................................20
Technical Specifications .......................................................................23
Safety Class...........................................................................................24
Transportation and Storage Conditions..............................................24
Appendix I:Manufacturer’s Declaration of the EUT........................25

FCC Statement
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions:
(1)this device may not cause harmful interference.
(2)this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with
the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
●Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
●Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
●Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that
to which the receiver is connected.
●Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly
approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the

user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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Safety Precautions
Before using the thermometer, please carefully read the
following precautions:
Caution
This product cannot be used to replace a monitoring instrument
that continuously monitors the body temperature.
The temperature probe is a sensitive component of the infrared
thermometer, and keep it carefully.
Do not discard the exhausted battery at will; take it to a specified
environmental protection place for processing to avoid
environmental pollution.
Remove the battery if the product has not been used for more
than two months.
Never put the product into water or under the sun; otherwise,
the product may be damaged or suffer accelerated aging.
Do not acutely vibrate the product or collide it with other things;
otherwise, it may be damaged.
The normal body temperature varies from person to person. You
are advised to record daily measurement values and use them
as reference values to determine whether you have a fever.
Your body temperature rises when you are taking exercise or
have emotional outbursts. In this case, you are not advised to
measure your body temperature.After exercise, take a
20-minutes rest before making measurement.

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After using the product, clean it, and keep it in a dust-free, dry,
and ventilated place.
When using the product, note the safety precautions below:
The product is not waterproof, and do not put it into water or
other liquid. For the cleaning and disinfection method, see
Cleaning and Disinfection.
Do not directly contact the top of the temperature probe, where
there is a precise temperature sensor at the top.
Keep the temperature probe clean, and clear away dirt or
cerumen, which may affect the measurement result.
When there is dirt in the auditory meatus, use a cotton ball to
clean it before making measurement.
The measurement environmental temperature should not be too
low or too high. After the instrument enters the measurement
environment from the storage environment, make measurement
30 minutes later.
Do not make measurement at a temperature higher than 40C
(104F) or lower than 10C (50.0F) because the temperature in
this case is beyond the normal working temperature of the
thermometer.
Do not use the thermometer for unexpected purposes, and
follow the safety precautions when making measurement for a
child.

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Warning
Warning
During measurement, do not forcibly insert the temperature
probe into the auditory meatus, which may hurt the auditory
meatus.
The thermometer is not a diagnostic instrument, and the
measurement result is only used as reference for a doctor.
It is risky to perform auto-diagnosis and treatment according to
the measurement result; follow the doctor's diagnosis.
Do not refit the product without permission of the manufacturer,
which may damage the product or cause safety problems.
The thermometer can be used cooperatively with a dedicated
earcap. When no earcap is used, you are advised to use the
thermometer for only one person, to avoid cross infection.
Do not charge or put the common alkaline dry battery into the
fire, to avoid a risk of explosion.
Do not disassemble or repair the thermometer if you are not
professional, to avoid causing irreparable damage.
During measurement, do not use a mobile phone or another
device with strong electromagnetic field interference.
Do not use the thermometer in an environment where there is a
gas mixture of inflammable anesthetizing gas and air, or a gas
mixture of oxygen and nitrous oxide.

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Do not use the thermometer to make measurement for any part
of the body except the ear; the measurement result may be
incorrect.
Keep out of reach of children.
Symbol Conventions
Symbol
Description
BF-type application part
Caution! Please see this manual.
Indicates general prohibitions, where specific content
is described following the symbol.
Manufacturer information including the name and
address of the manufacturer
Date of manufacture, where specific year and month
are shown before or below the symbol
When end users abandon this product, they must send
the product to the collection place for recycling.
IPX0
Waterproofing grade, indicating that this product is not
water-proof
Low battery voltage
Warning
Indicates that an individual may be hurt or the
instrument may be damaged in case of wrong usage.

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Caution
Indicates that the measurement result may be incorrect
or the instrument may be damaged in case of wrong
usage.
Product Introduction
(1) Overview
The JPD-FR302 infrared thermometer (referred to as thermometer
in the following) is a measurement instrument that uses the infrared
receiving principle to measure the temperature in the tympanic
membrane of the earhole. You only need to insert the temperature
probe into the earhole and place it at the correct position, and press
the measurement key to quickly and correctly measure the ear
temperature.
(2) Product Structure
This product mainly consists of a casing, a liquid crystal display, a
press key, a buzzer, an infrared sensor, and a microprocessor.
(3) Measurement Principle
The infrared thermometer uses the infrared temperature sensor to
receive infrared energy emitted by heat generated in the tympanic
membrane of the earhole. The energy penetrates through the lens
and becomes concentrated, and is further converted into a
temperature value by using the thermopile and measurement circuit.

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(4) Expected Usage
This product intends to be used by a medical department or a family
to measure the body temperature.
(5) Scope of Application
The temperature of a measured object is displayed by measuring
thermal radiation of the thermal radiation of the earhole.
(6) Contraindications
Do not use this instrument for an individual having diseases such as
otitis media and ear fester.
Functions and Features
1. High Safety
Passive infrared receiving technology without radiation
Disposable earcaps that avoid cross infection
2. Easy Operations

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Conforming to ergonomic design
One-key measurement and automatic temperature
measurement
No interference to daily life, where measurement may be made
when a child is asleep
3. Fast Measurement
One-second measurement and no waiting
4. High Accuracy
Advanced infrared temperature sensing component with high
sensitivity
Temperature correction program that ensures precise
calculation, where the measurement result truly reflects the
body temperature
5. Practical Functions
Function of memorizing 20 groups of measurement data that
helps effectively track a change status of the temperature
Function of measuring the temperature of the ear
Function of reminding a fever by using audio
Function of Celsius degree/Fahrenheit degree conversion
Automatic power-off function, consuming less power
Bluetooth tethering function and APP program application
6. Wide Target Users
Applicable to individuals older than three months

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Schematic Diagram of Appearance
Measurement Method
1. Precautions before Use
1) This thermometer is applicable to indoor environments. There
should be no strong cross-ventilation between the instrument
and a measured object during measurement (for example, a fan,
an air-conditioner, and a heater blow against each other).
2) This thermometer is sensitive to the environment temperature;
do not hold the thermometer for a long time.
3) Keep the temperature probe clean and unblocked before using
the thermometer.
4) Before measuring the temperature of the ear, keep the auditory
meatus clean; otherwise, the measurement result may be
incorrect.

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5) Do not have emotional outbursts or take acute exercise before
measurement.
6) Make measurement 30 minutes later after taking the
thermometer into the measurement environment, if there is a
temperature difference between the storage environment and
the measurement environment.
7) The measured individual is advised to take a more than 10
minutes rest before measurement, if the individual enters the
measurement environment from an environment and there is a
temperature difference between the two.
2. How to Measure the Temperature of the Ear
1) Cover the temperature probe with an earcap
Put the earcap into the earcap box, open the top
cover of the earcap box, pull out one earcap,
place it at the hole on the top, and keep it flat,
and press downwards the temperature probe of
the thermometer in the transparent film direction
in the middle of the earcap until the earcap fully
covers the temperature probe. Take out the
temperature probe and close the earcap box cover.
2) Insert the temperature probe into the auditory meatus and place
it at the correct position (shown in the following figure)
When making measurement for an adult, lift the ear slightly upwards;
when making measurement for a child, lift the ear slightly backwards

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to make the auditory meatus straight and the temperature probe aim
at the tympanic membrane direction.
3) When measuring the temperature of the ear, press and release
the measurement key. The buzzer beeps once, and the display
screen displays the measurement value about 1s later.
3. End of Measurement

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1) After the measurement is completed, in the power-off state, long
press the measurement key for more than 4s but less than 6s to
enter the memory query mode, in which you can view previous
measurement records. For detailed operations, see Query of 20
Groups of Memory Data in the following table.
2) After the measurement is completed, use a dry, soft cloth to
wipe the thermometer, and keep the thermometer in a dry and
ventilated place.
3) The thermometer is automatically powered off if no key is
operated for 10s.

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Display and Operation Instructions
LCD
Display
Operation Method and
Display Instructions
Sound and Backlight
In the power-off state, press
the measurement key for less
than 4s. Then, the
thermometer displays the
measurement value and starts
up.
One long buzzing sound
and 3s green backlight
After the backlight dies out,
the thermometer enters the
ready-for-measurement state,
and a symbol of a
corresponding mode appears.
In this case, the measurement
prompt symbol blinks.
1. When 32.0C < T <
37.6C, one long
buzzing sound and
3s bright green
backlight
2. When 37.6C T
42.2C, seven rapid
short buzzing
sounds and 3s bright
green backlight
When the temperature
of the surrounding
object or environment
during measurement is
within the following
range: 0C T 32.0C
or 42.2C T 100.0C,
a symbol appears,

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and it is automatically
identified as the
temperature of the
object.
When the measured
temperature is higher than
100C (212F)
Three short buzzing
sounds and 3s green
backlight
When the measured
temperature is lower than 0C
(32F)
Three short beeps and
3s green backlight
Query of 20 Groups of Memory Data
LCD
Display
Operation Method and
Display Instructions
Sound and Backlight
In the power-off state, press
the measurement key for
more than 4s but less than 6s.
Then, the LCD displays "- - - ",
and the M symbol blinks.
No sound is emitted.
Press the measurement key
again. Then, the LCD displays
the first memory value, and
the M symbol blinks. Each
time you press the
measurement key once, the
LCD displays a memory
number for 1s and then
displays the memory
measurement value, where
No sound is emitted.

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there are 20 groups of
memory data in total.
If there is no measurement
data, the LCD displays only "-
- - " and the M symbol, and the
M symbol blinks.
No sound is emitted.
C/F Conversion
LCD
Display
Operation Steps
Sound and Backlight
In the power-off state, press
the measurement key for
more than 6s but less than 8s
to enter the temperature unit
conversion mode. Within 5s
after releasing the
measurement key, press the
measurement key again, and
then, the temperature unit is
converted once, until the
measurement key is released
for more than 5s and the
thermometer is automatically
powered off.
No sound is emitted.
Display of Incorrect Information
When the environment
temperature is higher than
40.0C (104F) or lower than
10.0C (50.0F), "Er1" is
displayed.
Three short buzzing
sounds and 3s green
backlight

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When there is a read/write
error in the EEPROM data or
correction is not completed,
"ErC" is displayed. In this
case, contact the supplier.
Three short buzzing
sounds and 3s green
backlight
When the voltage of the
battery is lower than
2.51V±0.15V, a low voltage
symbol (not blinking) is
displayed after the
thermometer is powered on.
In this case, replace the
battery.
No sound is emitted.
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