
3 Operation
Setting the unit of measure, the time and the date:
When the thermometer is used for the rst time or after a battery
change, the unit of measure, the time and the date must rst be set.
If you want to return to the setting mode later on, press and hold
the SET -button 7for approx. 5 seconds, when device is switched
on.
After the self-test (where all the display symbols are shown in suc-
cession in the display 6) two short beeps can be heard. Now you
adjust the unit of measure (°C or °F) with the SET -button 7. Press
the Memory-button 9 to conrm the setting. Use the same proce-
dure (SET -button 7to adjust a value and Memory-button 9to con-
rm) for setting the year, month, day, hour and minute. After the last
press on the Memory-button 9the display 6shows "OFF" and
then the device will switch o automatically.
3.2 Information on measuring temperature
• The sensor 2of the thermometer must be kept clean and intact at
all times in order to guarantee that the measurements are accurate.
• Ear wax aects the measuring accuracy. If necessary, clean your
ear and the sensor tip of the thermometer before measuring in or-
der to avoid erroneous measurements.
•Before taking a measurement on the forehead, clean the area and
remove any dirt, sweat or cosmetics before moving the sensor to
the measuring position as otherwise erroneous results could be
measured.
•Do not measure your temperature immediately after eating,
training or bathing. Wait for half an hour.
•Do not take successive measurements at intervals of less than one
minute. If you have to take your temperature at shorter intervals,
the results may uctuate slightly.
• The human body temperature uctuates within a natural range.
There is no such thing as a standard body temperature.
•Measure and record your body temperature on normal days. This
will allow you to detect a fever more easily.
•In order to make an accurate measurement in the ear, the sensor
must be directed at the eardrum and be inserted far enough into
the ear canal.
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