Mars MS-700AMW User manual
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The blood pressure measuring device bears the CE
(conformity) label "CE 0044". The quality of the device
has been verified and conforms to the provisions of
the EC council directive 93/42/EEC of 14 June 1993
on medical devices, as well as the EMC directive
89/336/EEC:
EN 1060-1
Non-invasive blood pressure measuring equipment
General requirements
EN 1060-3
Non-invasive blood pressure measuring equipment
Supplementary requirements for electro-mechanical
blood pressure measuring systems
EN 60601-1
Safety requirements for medical electrical equipment
EN 60601-1-2
Electromagnetic compatibility and safety for medical
electrical equipment
EN 14971
Risk analysis for medical devices
1. Only a physician is qualified to interpret changes in
your blood pressure. This device is not intended
to replace regular medical examinations. It is
recommended that your physician review your
procedure for using this monitor. Never make
adjustments to your medication unless it is the
advice of a physician.
2. This Blood Pressure Monitor is intended for use by
adults. Children should not use this monitor unless
it is under the supervision of an adult.
3. Don't instead other vendors cuff, Since these will affect
Measurement accuracy.
4. Please read the entire instructions carefully before
using this Blood Pressure Monitor.
5. Warning Symbol
6. Type B Symbol
7. Class Ⅱ Symbol
Important Notes Measurement Accuracy
‧ Important Notes............................................................2
‧ Measurement Accuracy................................................2
‧ Helpful Information........................................................3
‧ Correct Method of Measurement..................................5
‧ Parts Identification........................................................6
‧ Description of Display Marks........................................6
‧ Preparation before Taking a Measurement..................7
‧ Taking a Measurement.................................................8
‧ Setting Date and Time..................................................9
‧ Memory Function..........................................................9
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Table of Contents
‧ Care and Maintenance...............................................12
‧ Specifications..............................................................13
‧ Sensor Calibration Mode............................................12
‧ Err Indicators / Troubleshooting..................................10
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The blood pressure measuring device bears the CE
(conformity) label "CE 0044". The quality of the device
has been verified and conforms to the provisions of
the EC council directive 93/42/EEC of 14 June 1993
on medical devices, as well as the EMC directive
89/336/EEC:
EN 1060-1
Non-invasive blood pressure measuring equipment
General requirements
EN 1060-3
Non-invasive blood pressure measuring equipment
Supplementary requirements for electro-mechanical
blood pressure measuring systems
EN 60601-1
Safety requirements for medical electrical equipment
EN 60601-1-2
Electromagnetic compatibility and safety for medical
electrical equipment
EN 14971
Risk analysis for medical devices
1. Only a physician is qualified to interpret changes in
your blood pressure. This device is not intended
to replace regular medical examinations. It is
recommended that your physician review your
procedure for using this monitor. Never make
adjustments to your medication unless it is the
advice of a physician.
2. This Blood Pressure Monitor is intended for use by
adults. Children should not use this monitor unless
it is under the supervision of an adult.
3. Don't instead other vendors cuff, Since these will affect
Measurement accuracy.
4. Please read the entire instructions carefully before
using this Blood Pressure Monitor.
5. Warning Symbol
6. Type B Symbol
7. Class Ⅱ Symbol
Important Notes Measurement Accuracy
‧ Important Notes............................................................2
‧ Measurement Accuracy................................................2
‧ Helpful Information........................................................3
‧ Correct Method of Measurement..................................5
‧ Parts Identification........................................................6
‧ Description of Display Marks........................................6
‧ Preparation before Taking a Measurement..................7
‧ Taking a Measurement.................................................8
‧ Setting Date and Time..................................................9
‧ Memory Function..........................................................9
1
Table of Contents
‧ Care and Maintenance...............................................12
‧ Specifications..............................................................13
‧ Sensor Calibration Mode............................................12
‧ Err Indicators / Troubleshooting..................................10
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Typical daily blood pressure fluctuations
(Example : 35-year-old male)
What is High Blood Pressure?
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a condition where
an individual's blood pressure remains high over a long
period of time. Untreated, hypertension can cause many
serious medical problems including strokes and heart
attacks. To control hypertension, the American Heart
Association recommends that you not smoke, reduce fat
and salt intake, maintain proper weight, exercise and get
regular physical check-ups.
Typical daily blood pressure fluctuations
What is High Blood Pressure?
Sleeping
Family hours Surgery hours
Office hours
Lunch hour Driving home Sexual intercourse Driving to work
systolic
diastolic
Time
160
100
60
2012 15 18 21 24 3 6 9
Blood Pressure (mmHg)
What Is Blood Pressure?
Blood pressure is the force that blood exerts on the
arteries. This force is constantly changing as the heart
beats. When the heart contracts, blood pressure reaches
its highest value. This is called systolic blood pressure.
When the heart relaxes between beats, the value of
blood pressure is lower. This is called the diastolic blood
pressure. The device of measure for blood pressure is
the millimeter of mercury, abbreviated mmHg.
For example, an individual's blood pressure may be mea-
sured as 120 mmHg (systolic) and 80 mmHg (diastolic).
This would be spoken as "120 over 80" and written as
"120/80".
Remember that blood pressure varies throughout the
day. Food intakes, smoking, time of day, stress, level of
exercise and many other factors can affect it.
What Is Blood Pressure?
mmHg
Hints for Accurate MeasurementHints for Accurate Measurement
1.
Relax and try to remain still for 5 to 10 minutes
before a measurement.
2.
Remove any clothing on the upper arm so that the
cuff can be placed directly on the skin.
Constriction of the upper
arm caused by rolling up
a shirt sleeve may cause
an inaccurate reading.
Avoid this condition by completely
removing the garment causing the constriction.
Constriction of the upper
arm caused by rolling up
a shirt sleeve may cause
an inaccurate reading.
3. Refrain from eating, smoking, and drinking
(especially alcoholic beverages) before a
measurement since these activities can affect
your blood pressure.
4. Remember that blood pressure varies continuously
throughout the day. Try to take your blood pres-
sure at the same time each day.
Remember that blood pressure varies continuously
throughout the day. Try to take your blood pres-
sure at the same time each day.
5. Do not be concerned with the results of one meas-
urement. Many measurements, recorded over a
long period of time, will provide a better
indication of your blood pressure.
Excessive
Constriction
Helpful Information
4
Blood Pressure ClassificationsBlood Pressure Classifications
Why Is It Important to Measure Your Blood
Pressure at Home?
Having your blood pressure taken at the doctor's office
may cause you to become nervous, thus artificially rai-
sing your reading. Having the ability to take your blood
pressure at home makes it easy to record a log of
your daily readings.
This will help you gain a greater understanding of your
blood pressure reading and the factors that affect it.
Be sure that you share your information with your
physician.
Why Is It Important to Measure Your Blood
Pressure at Home?
* Unusually low readings should be evaluated for
clinical significance.
(From the Seventh Report of the Joint National
C o m mi t t e e o n D e t e c t i o n , Ev a l u a t i o n , an d
Treatment of High Blood Pressure)
3
Typical daily blood pressure fluctuations
(Example : 35-year-old male)
What is High Blood Pressure?
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a condition where
an individual's blood pressure remains high over a long
period of time. Untreated, hypertension can cause many
serious medical problems including strokes and heart
attacks. To control hypertension, the American Heart
Association recommends that you not smoke, reduce fat
and salt intake, maintain proper weight, exercise and get
regular physical check-ups.
Typical daily blood pressure fluctuations
What is High Blood Pressure?
Sleeping
Family hours Surgery hours
Office hours
Lunch hour Driving home Sexual intercourse Driving to work
systolic
diastolic
Time
160
100
60
2012 15 18 21 24 3 6 9
Blood Pressure (mmHg)
What Is Blood Pressure?
Blood pressure is the force that blood exerts on the
arteries. This force is constantly changing as the heart
beats. When the heart contracts, blood pressure reaches
its highest value. This is called systolic blood pressure.
When the heart relaxes between beats, the value of
blood pressure is lower. This is called the diastolic blood
pressure. The device of measure for blood pressure is
the millimeter of mercury, abbreviated mmHg.
For example, an individual's blood pressure may be mea-
sured as 120 mmHg (systolic) and 80 mmHg (diastolic).
This would be spoken as "120 over 80" and written as
"120/80".
Remember that blood pressure varies throughout the
day. Food intakes, smoking, time of day, stress, level of
exercise and many other factors can affect it.
What Is Blood Pressure?
mmHg
Hints for Accurate MeasurementHints for Accurate Measurement
1.
Relax and try to remain still for 5 to 10 minutes
before a measurement.
2.
Remove any clothing on the upper arm so that the
cuff can be placed directly on the skin.
Constriction of the upper
arm caused by rolling up
a shirt sleeve may cause
an inaccurate reading.
Avoid this condition by completely
removing the garment causing the constriction.
Constriction of the upper
arm caused by rolling up
a shirt sleeve may cause
an inaccurate reading.
3. Refrain from eating, smoking, and drinking
(especially alcoholic beverages) before a
measurement since these activities can affect
your blood pressure.
4. Remember that blood pressure varies continuously
throughout the day. Try to take your blood pres-
sure at the same time each day.
Remember that blood pressure varies continuously
throughout the day. Try to take your blood pres-
sure at the same time each day.
5. Do not be concerned with the results of one meas-
urement. Many measurements, recorded over a
long period of time, will provide a better
indication of your blood pressure.
Excessive
Constriction
Helpful Information
4
Blood Pressure ClassificationsBlood Pressure Classifications
Why Is It Important to Measure Your Blood
Pressure at Home?
Having your blood pressure taken at the doctor's office
may cause you to become nervous, thus artificially rai-
sing your reading. Having the ability to take your blood
pressure at home makes it easy to record a log of
your daily readings.
This will help you gain a greater understanding of your
blood pressure reading and the factors that affect it.
Be sure that you share your information with your
physician.
Why Is It Important to Measure Your Blood
Pressure at Home?
* Unusually low readings should be evaluated for
clinical significance.
(From the Seventh Report of the Joint National
C o m mi t t e e o n D e t e c t i o n , Ev a l u a t i o n , an d
Treatment of High Blood Pressure)
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IMPORTANT :
The arm cuff must be at the same level as your heart, or
accurate measurement will not be possible. (Your heart is
located slightly below your left armpit.)
IMPORTANT :
The arm cuff must be at the same level as your heart, or
accurate measurement will not be possible. (Your heart is
located slightly below your left armpit.)
To obtain the most accurate blood pressure measure-
ment, please follow these important directions.
1. Be seated in a chair with back support.
2. Rest your arm on a table so the cuff is at the
same level as your heart.
3. Place both feet on the ground.
6. Please relax for 5 to 10 minutes before taking another
measurement.
7. Many factors can affect your blood pressure such
as exercising, eating, talking, moving, nervousness,
environment and temperature changes. Emotional
stress can cause an increase in blood pressure.
Daily fluctuations of 25 to 50 mmHg are common.
Please note :Please note :
Some individuals with hypertension, diabetes,
kidney disorders, arteriosclerosis or poor
circulation may see a significant difference in
blood pressure readings taken from the wrist
as compared to readings from the upper arm. It
is recommended that you consult with your
physician concerning the use of this monitor.
Correct Method of Measurement Parts Identification Description of Display Marks
Arm Cuff
Cuff Hose
Air Tube Connector
Start/Stop Button
Memory Button
Mode Button
Recall Set Button
/
iLCD D splay
Air Tube Socket
Measurement Error
Measuring
Battery Display
Inflating
Deflating
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IMPORTANT :
The arm cuff must be at the same level as your heart, or
accurate measurement will not be possible. (Your heart is
located slightly below your left armpit.)
IMPORTANT :
The arm cuff must be at the same level as your heart, or
accurate measurement will not be possible. (Your heart is
located slightly below your left armpit.)
To obtain the most accurate blood pressure measure-
ment, please follow these important directions.
1. Be seated in a chair with back support.
2. Rest your arm on a table so the cuff is at the
same level as your heart.
3. Place both feet on the ground.
6. Please relax for 5 to 10 minutes before taking another
measurement.
7. Many factors can affect your blood pressure such
as exercising, eating, talking, moving, nervousness,
environment and temperature changes. Emotional
stress can cause an increase in blood pressure.
Daily fluctuations of 25 to 50 mmHg are common.
Please note :Please note :
Some individuals with hypertension, diabetes,
kidney disorders, arteriosclerosis or poor
circulation may see a significant difference in
blood pressure readings taken from the wrist
as compared to readings from the upper arm. It
is recommended that you consult with your
physician concerning the use of this monitor.
Correct Method of Measurement Parts Identification Description of Display Marks
Arm Cuff
Cuff Hose
Air Tube Connector
Start/Stop Button
Memory Button
Mode Button
Recall Set Button
/
iLCD D splay
Air Tube Socket
Measurement Error
Measuring
Battery Display
Inflating
Deflating
How to Apply the Arm Cuff
(Preferably the left arm.)
1. Insert the end of the cuff
through the D-Ring to make a
loop. (Make sure that the
Velcro stays outside when it is
done.)
2. Wear the arm cuff with the hose
downward. Pull the end of the
cuff and secure it snugly with
the Velcro.
3. Adjust the cuff that the bottom
edge is about 1 inch above the
elbow on the inside of the left
arm. Please mind the colored
area on the cuff covers the
brachia artery.
4. Plug in the air tube connector
into the monitor.
How to Apply the Arm Cuff
Battery Installation / Replacement
1. Slide the battery cover off in
the direction of the arrow.
2. Install or replace the four
alkaline "AA" batteries,
noting the proper orientation
of positive (+) and negative
(-) terminals of the batteries
in the battery compartment.
3. Replace the battery cover.
4. If the Low Battery Symbol
appears on the display,
replace both batteries.
5. Remove the batteries if the
device will not be used for
an extended period of time.
Battery Installation / Replacement
Install or replace the four
alkaline "AA" batteries,
78
Do not dispose them together with
Preparation before Taking a Measurement
Note Note Batteries are hazardous waste.
the household garbage.
To end a measurement for any reason, just press
Start/Stop button to turn off the unit and release the cuff
pressure.
If during a measurement the power drops to an
insufficient level, the device will end the
measurement and display the low battery symbol.
Pl ease rep lace the bat te rie s a nd repea t t he
measurement.
If the device cannot detect your pulse, it will end the
measurement attempt. Wait a few minutes, make sure
that the cuff is positioned properly, and try again.
The device will automatically shut off 3 minutes
following a reading, or it can be turned off manually
by pressing the Start/Stop button.
To end a measurement for any reason, just press
Start/Stop button to turn off the unit and release the cuff
pressure.
Start/Stop
Taking a Measurement
Please review the previous sections on proper
placement of the cuff and proper arm position.
1. After the cuff has been properly placed on the
arm, press Memory button to select M1, M2 or
M3, and then press the Start/Stop button.
3. The device will completely deflate when
measurement is finished. The systolic and
dia s t olic p r essu r e and p u lse r a te w i ll b e
displayed.
2. After the display reads " ", the cuff will automatically
inflate to an appropriate pressure. The low battery
symbol appears at this time if the low power is
detected before the inflation. After the inflation, it
slowly deflates to take the measurement. The heart
mark " " will appear indicating that measurement
is in progress. The cuff will be quite snug for a
short while; this is normal. Try to remain relaxed,
refrain from talking, and be as still as possible
during the measurement.
Note: If the device determines that the initial Note:
inflation pressure was insufficient, it will
re-inflate to a higher pressure.
OPEN
Systolic Diastolic
Pulse rate
Date/Time
How to Apply the Arm Cuff
(Preferably the left arm.)
1. Insert the end of the cuff
through the D-Ring to make a
loop. (Make sure that the
Velcro stays outside when it is
done.)
2. Wear the arm cuff with the hose
downward. Pull the end of the
cuff and secure it snugly with
the Velcro.
3. Adjust the cuff that the bottom
edge is about 1 inch above the
elbow on the inside of the left
arm. Please mind the colored
area on the cuff covers the
brachia artery.
4. Plug in the air tube connector
into the monitor.
How to Apply the Arm Cuff
Battery Installation / Replacement
1. Slide the battery cover off in
the direction of the arrow.
2. Install or replace the four
alkaline "AA" batteries,
noting the proper orientation
of positive (+) and negative
(-) terminals of the batteries
in the battery compartment.
3. Replace the battery cover.
4. If the Low Battery Symbol
appears on the display,
replace both batteries.
5. Remove the batteries if the
device will not be used for
an extended period of time.
Battery Installation / Replacement
Install or replace the four
alkaline "AA" batteries,
78
Do not dispose them together with
Preparation before Taking a Measurement
Note Note Batteries are hazardous waste.
the household garbage.
To end a measurement for any reason, just press
Start/Stop button to turn off the unit and release the cuff
pressure.
If during a measurement the power drops to an
insufficient level, the device will end the
measurement and display the low battery symbol.
Pl ease rep lace the bat te rie s a nd repea t t he
measurement.
If the device cannot detect your pulse, it will end the
measurement attempt. Wait a few minutes, make sure
that the cuff is positioned properly, and try again.
The device will automatically shut off 3 minutes
following a reading, or it can be turned off manually
by pressing the Start/Stop button.
To end a measurement for any reason, just press
Start/Stop button to turn off the unit and release the cuff
pressure.
Start/Stop
Taking a Measurement
Please review the previous sections on proper
placement of the cuff and proper arm position.
1. After the cuff has been properly placed on the
arm, press Memory button to select M1, M2 or
M3, and then press the Start/Stop button.
3. The device will completely deflate when
measurement is finished. The systolic and
dia s t olic p r essu r e and p u lse r a te w i ll b e
displayed.
2. After the display reads " ", the cuff will automatically
inflate to an appropriate pressure. The low battery
symbol appears at this time if the low power is
detected before the inflation. After the inflation, it
slowly deflates to take the measurement. The heart
mark " " will appear indicating that measurement
is in progress. The cuff will be quite snug for a
short while; this is normal. Try to remain relaxed,
refrain from talking, and be as still as possible
during the measurement.
Note: If the device determines that the initial Note:
inflation pressure was insufficient, it will
re-inflate to a higher pressure.
OPEN
Systolic Diastolic
Pulse rate
Date/Time
Memory EraseMemory Erase
When the batteries are taken out of the monitor, all
records of readings saved in the memory will be
erased.
Note: When taking a measurement, the memory related
buttons are inactive.
Press the "Memory" button to enter the memory
function and select M1, M2 or M3, until you had
located the memory group you wish to erase, and
then press the "Mode" button and hold it down more
than 3 seconds until the "clr" appears on the display
which means you had successfully erased the
records of readings of the selected memory group.
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To set Date and Time after proper battery installation
or replacement.
1. After the batteries have been properly installed,
"1 - 01" and "13:00" will appear as Date and
Time respectively.
2. Press the Mode button repeatedly, the individual
figure will start blinking sequentially from month, date,
hour to minute.
Mode
3.
After you have selected particular figure, press the
Recall/Set button to make adjustment.
Note : Pressing the button once will cause the
display to advance by one digit.
4. After you have done the adjustment, press the
Mode button or Start/Stop button to save your
settings .
Mode Start/Stop
When a valid measurement is made, the result
(systolic, diastolic, pulse rate, date and time) will be
stored in the memory automatically as soon as the
device is turned off, or when another measurement
is initiated.
The device is capable to store 3 x 12 readings,
and also computes averages of readings. When
more than 12 readings are recorded into memory,
the oldest ones will be deleted.
By pressing Memory button to select M1, M2 or
M3，"A" will be shown in the down left hand
corner，which means you have entered into
memory function. "A" means the average of all the
recorded readings. Now press the Recall/Set
button，then "A" will become "1"，which is your
last reading recorded readings in the memory.
Press the button repeatedly, the records will be
displayed sequentially. Press the Start/Stop button
to exit the memory function.
Memory FunctionSetting Date and Time
Memory Recall
Memory Input
10
Memory Number
Error IndicatorsError Indicators
Err Indicators / Troubleshooting
Error indicator Possible sources of errors
Correction:
Reapply the cuff and measure again.
Indication: Could not obtain pulse rate.
Cause: Extremely weak pulse or arrhythmia.
Correction:
Reapply the cuff and measure again.
Cause: Cuff get loose during the inflation.
Correction:
Reapply the cuff and measure again.
Cause: Cuff was loosely applied.
Incomplete inflation.
Indication:
Cause: Exhausted batteries or leaking cuff.
again.If same Err message indicated,
request a repair.
Correction: Replace new batteries and measure
Indication: Irregularly fast deflation.
during measurement.
Cause:
Excessive arm movement or talking
Cuff tighter, and then measure again.Correction:
Take 5 minutes break or reposition
Indication: Irregular pulse.
during measurement.
Cause:
Excessive arm movement or talking
measure again.
Correction: Take 5 minutes break, and then
Memory EraseMemory Erase
When the batteries are taken out of the monitor, all
records of readings saved in the memory will be
erased.
Note: When taking a measurement, the memory related
buttons are inactive.
Press the "Memory" button to enter the memory
function and select M1, M2 or M3, until you had
located the memory group you wish to erase, and
then press the "Mode" button and hold it down more
than 3 seconds until the "clr" appears on the display
which means you had successfully erased the
records of readings of the selected memory group.
9
To set Date and Time after proper battery installation
or replacement.
1. After the batteries have been properly installed,
"1 - 01" and "13:00" will appear as Date and
Time respectively.
2. Press the Mode button repeatedly, the individual
figure will start blinking sequentially from month, date,
hour to minute.
Mode
3.
After you have selected particular figure, press the
Recall/Set button to make adjustment.
Note : Pressing the button once will cause the
display to advance by one digit.
4. After you have done the adjustment, press the
Mode button or Start/Stop button to save your
settings .
Mode Start/Stop
When a valid measurement is made, the result
(systolic, diastolic, pulse rate, date and time) will be
stored in the memory automatically as soon as the
device is turned off, or when another measurement
is initiated.
The device is capable to store 3 x 12 readings,
and also computes averages of readings. When
more than 12 readings are recorded into memory,
the oldest ones will be deleted.
By pressing Memory button to select M1, M2 or
M3，"A" will be shown in the down left hand
corner，which means you have entered into
memory function. "A" means the average of all the
recorded readings. Now press the Recall/Set
button，then "A" will become "1"，which is your
last reading recorded readings in the memory.
Press the button repeatedly, the records will be
displayed sequentially. Press the Start/Stop button
to exit the memory function.
Memory FunctionSetting Date and Time
Memory Recall
Memory Input
10
Memory Number
Error IndicatorsError Indicators
Err Indicators / Troubleshooting
Error indicator Possible sources of errors
Correction:
Reapply the cuff and measure again.
Indication: Could not obtain pulse rate.
Cause: Extremely weak pulse or arrhythmia.
Correction:
Reapply the cuff and measure again.
Cause: Cuff get loose during the inflation.
Correction:
Reapply the cuff and measure again.
Cause: Cuff was loosely applied.
Incomplete inflation.
Indication:
Cause: Exhausted batteries or leaking cuff.
again.If same Err message indicated,
request a repair.
Correction: Replace new batteries and measure
Indication: Irregularly fast deflation.
during measurement.
Cause:
Excessive arm movement or talking
Cuff tighter, and then measure again.Correction:
Take 5 minutes break or reposition
Indication: Irregular pulse.
during measurement.
Cause:
Excessive arm movement or talking
measure again.
Correction: Take 5 minutes break, and then
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Nothing
appears in
display
‧ Make sure that the batteries are installed
in the proper direction. (Polarity matches
to the indications in the battery case.)
No
measurement
occurs
‧ Check that the cuff is positioned properly.
‧ Go over the measurement procedure
again.
Blood
pressure
readings are
too high or
low
‧ Check if the arm is positioned properly.
‧ Position your arm, so the cuff is at
the same level as your heart.
‧ Remain seated during the entire
measurement period.
‧ Refrain from hand and body movements
during measurement.
Blood
pressure
readings are
variable
‧Your blood pressure can fluctuate
considerably through out the day. All of
the following factors can influence your
blood pressure:
TroubleshootingTroubleshooting
Recommended ActionProblem
part
You need proper equipment to calibrate this device;
therefore, do not attempt to do this by yourself. You
may damage the device.
Sensor Calibration Mode Care and Maintenance
12
Keep the device away from high tempeature or high
humidity, and direct sunlight.
Keep sharp objects away from the cuff.
Do not press the Start/Stop button without the
cuff around your arm to avoid excess pressure
build up that may damage the cuff.
Start/Stop
Use the device at a sufficient distance from devices
with strong electrical fields, such as television,
microwave oven, X-ray equipment, etc.
Do not subject the device to strong impacts or
drop it on the floor.
Do not disassemble or modify the device or the cuff.
Remove the batteries when the device is to be
stored for extended periods of time.
Note: Removing the batteri es will erase all readings
in memory.
Note:
．Emotional state
．Daily activities or exercise
．Smoking
．Drinking alcoholic beverages
．Eating
．Taking certain medications
Batteries are exhausted. Replace with four
new alkaline "AA" batteries.
again. If same Err message indicated,
request a repair.
Correction: Replace new batteries and measure
Cause: Cuff over inflated.
Indication: Irregularly slow deflation.
during measurement.
Cause:
Excessive arm movement or talking
cuff , and then measure again.
Take 5 minutes break or loosely reapply
Correction:
11
Nothing
appears in
display
‧ Make sure that the batteries are installed
in the proper direction. (Polarity matches
to the indications in the battery case.)
No
measurement
occurs
‧ Check that the cuff is positioned properly.
‧ Go over the measurement procedure
again.
Blood
pressure
readings are
too high or
low
‧ Check if the arm is positioned properly.
‧ Position your arm, so the cuff is at
the same level as your heart.
‧ Remain seated during the entire
measurement period.
‧ Refrain from hand and body movements
during measurement.
Blood
pressure
readings are
variable
‧Your blood pressure can fluctuate
considerably through out the day. All of
the following factors can influence your
blood pressure:
TroubleshootingTroubleshooting
Recommended ActionProblem
part
You need proper equipment to calibrate this device;
therefore, do not attempt to do this by yourself. You
may damage the device.
Sensor Calibration Mode Care and Maintenance
12
Keep the device away from high tempeature or high
humidity, and direct sunlight.
Keep sharp objects away from the cuff.
Do not press the Start/Stop button without the
cuff around your arm to avoid excess pressure
build up that may damage the cuff.
Start/Stop
Use the device at a sufficient distance from devices
with strong electrical fields, such as television,
microwave oven, X-ray equipment, etc.
Do not subject the device to strong impacts or
drop it on the floor.
Do not disassemble or modify the device or the cuff.
Remove the batteries when the device is to be
stored for extended periods of time.
Note: Removing the batteri es will erase all readings
in memory.
Note:
．Emotional state
．Daily activities or exercise
．Smoking
．Drinking alcoholic beverages
．Eating
．Taking certain medications
Batteries are exhausted. Replace with four
new alkaline "AA" batteries.
again. If same Err message indicated,
request a repair.
Correction: Replace new batteries and measure
Cause: Cuff over inflated.
Indication: Irregularly slow deflation.
during measurement.
Cause:
Excessive arm movement or talking
cuff , and then measure again.
Take 5 minutes break or loosely reapply
Correction:
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Model: MS-700AMW
Measuring method:
Display: Digital LCD
Measuring range: Pressure: 20 - 280 mmHg Pulse: 40 - 199 /minute
Inflation system: Electro-pneumatic pump
Arm size ranges: 24 - 34 cm ( 9.4 - 13.4 inches)
Batteries: 1.5V alkaline (LR6/AA) x 4
Automatic power-off: Approx. 3 minute after measurement
Reference method for clinical trials: Auscultatory measurement
Weight: Approx. 310g (without batteries)
Storage and transport condition: -10°C ~ +60°C, 10% ~ 95% RH
Operating condition: +10°C ~ +40°C, 10% ~ 85% RH
Standard cited EN 1060-1 EN 1060-3
EN 60601-1 EN 60601-1-2
EN 14971
Oscillometric
Memory function: Storage and recall of 3x12 measurements with average
Sensor accuracy: Pressure: ± 3 mmHg Pulse: ± 5%
Specifications
Date
Time
Pulse
Body
Condition
1/1 1/1 1/1
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
mmHg
128 134
123
84 90
76
70 73 69
7:00 13:30 20:00
Blood Pressure Log
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Model: MS-700AMW
Measuring method:
Display: Digital LCD
Measuring range: Pressure: 20 - 280 mmHg Pulse: 40 - 199 /minute
Inflation system: Electro-pneumatic pump
Arm size ranges: 24 - 34 cm ( 9.4 - 13.4 inches)
Batteries: 1.5V alkaline (LR6/AA) x 4
Automatic power-off: Approx. 3 minute after measurement
Reference method for clinical trials: Auscultatory measurement
Weight: Approx. 310g (without batteries)
Storage and transport condition: -10°C ~ +60°C, 10% ~ 95% RH
Operating condition: +10°C ~ +40°C, 10% ~ 85% RH
Standard cited EN 1060-1 EN 1060-3
EN 60601-1 EN 60601-1-2
EN 14971
Oscillometric
Memory function: Storage and recall of 3x12 measurements with average
Sensor accuracy: Pressure: ± 3 mmHg Pulse: ± 5%
Specifications
Date
Time
Pulse
Body
Condition
1/1 1/1 1/1
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
240
mmHg
128 134
123
84 90
76
70 73 69
7:00 13:30 20:00
Blood Pressure Log
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