MIO-CARE MiCor A100 User manual

Wearable ECG Recorder
MiCor™A100
User Manual

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Welcome .............................................................................................................. 2
Package contents ......................................................................................... 2
General precautions............................................................................................. 2
Precautions about heart rate measurements ...................................................... 3
Getting to know the device .................................................................................. 4
Charging the battery ............................................................................................ 4
Installing the MiCor A100 app.............................................................................. 5
Time settings and data synchronisation ....................................................... 5
Getting familiar with the modes ........................................................................... 6
Wearing the device .............................................................................................. 7
Measuring your heart rate.................................................................................... 7
Recording your activities...................................................................................... 8
Sleep monitoring .................................................................................................. 8
Using the MiCor A100 app................................................................................... 9
Viewing the ECG data................................................................................... 9
Viewing the sleep data.................................................................................11
Conguring the MiCor A100 app ................................................................ 12
For more information.......................................................................................... 13
Safety information....................................................................................... 13
CE ............................................................................................................... 13
WEEE.......................................................................................................... 13
IP27............................................................................................................. 13
Bluetooth..................................................................................................... 13
Safety precautions ...................................................................................... 14
Caring for your device................................................................................. 15
Specications.............................................................................................. 16
Support........................................................................................................ 17
Table of Contents

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Welcome
Thank you for purchasing MiCor A100. This document guides you through the
successful setup of your device and familiarises you with the basic skills of using the
device.
This device is designed to wear on the wrist and record the electrocardiograph (ECG)
signals at any time. This device collects Lead 1 ECG signals. It is intended for use at
home at any time by the adults who have the transient symptoms that may suggest
cardiac conduction abnormalities or who want to monitor the cardiac functions.
By using the device, you agree voluntarily to the acquisition and transmission of the
ECG signals.
Warning! You are not recommended to use this device if you have an implanted
pacemaker.
Package contents
Check the items contained in the package carefully. You should have the following:
lMiCor A100 Wearable ECG Recorder
lMagnet Type USB charging cable
lProtection cover x 2
lUser Manual
General precautions
lThis device is not designed or intended for a complete diagnosis of your health
conditions. This device should never be used as a basis for starting or modifying
treatments without independent conrmations by medical examinations.
lDo not attempt self-diagnosis of the measurement results and analyses. Always
consult your doctor.
lDo not use the recorded information for any purpose other than obtaining
physiological information. Always consult your doctor for pathological observations.
l Consult your doctor before use if you have any pre-existing conditions that might
be affected by your use of this device.
l Consult your doctor before beginning or modifying any exercise program.
lDo not wear your device while charging it.
lDo not charge your device while it is wet.

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lTake the device off from time to time to clean it and allow for your skin to be
uncovered.
lProlonged contact may contribute to skin irritation or allergies in some users. If you
notice any signs of skin redness, swelling, itchiness, or other skin irritation, please
discontinue. Continued use, even after symptoms subside, may result in renewed
or increased irritation. If symptoms persist, consult your doctor.
lDisperse any static electricity from your body before using the device. To eliminate
static electricity, use a small metal device to touch a grounded metal surface before
touching it with your skin.
l Do not check call notications or other data on the device’s display while driving or
in other situations where distractions could be hazardous.
Precautions about heart rate measurements
l If your nger and skin are dry, wipe them with a damp towel so that they are slightly
moist.
lHeart rate measurements may not be possible for some people. Consult your
doctor if you encounter such a problem.
l Do not use the device with a debrillator or regulator.
lDo not use the device in an intensive care unit or operating room.
l Do not use the device in the presence of ammable anesthetics, drugs or
pressurised oxygen (such as in a hyperbaric chamber, ultraviolet steriliser or
oxygen tent).
lDo not take heart rate measurements in a location where the device will be
exposed to strong electromagnetic forces, such as near an arc welder, high-power
radio transmitter, etc.
l Do not take heart rate measurements if the electrodes are dirty. Clean them rst.
lDo not use for any purpose other than obtaining physiological information.
l Do not use the device for serious and complex heart diseases.
lWhen using the device in a medical facility, use it under the supervision of your
doctor.

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Getting to know the device
1. Display screen
2. ECG sensor
3. Mode key
4. Charger connector
5. ECG sensor
Charging the battery
1. Remove the protection cover.
2. Connect the USB charger to the device's charger connector.
3. Connect the USB connector of the charger to a power source (output: 5V DC/1A
max).
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The device turns on automatically. The battery icon will appear and then disappear
automatically in a few seconds. Charge the device until the battery is full ( ).
4. Replace the protection cover.

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NOTE:
lYou will be alerted when the battery power level is lower than 10%.
lWhen storing the product for a long period of time, be sure to fully charge the battery at least once
every two weeks. Over discharge of the battery can affect the charging performance.
lThe battery life depends on how you use the device.
lThe battery will stop charging when the ambient temperature is less than 0°C (32°F) or more than
40°C (104°F).
Installing the MiCor A100 app
NOTE: Your phone needs to support the Bluetooth®Smart (Bluetooth low energy; BLE) feature to work
with the device and MiCor A100 app.
The free MiCor A100 app is designed to work with the MiCor A100 wristband. The app
provides information about the recorded ECG data and sleep activities.
Install the app on your phone (iOS 8.0 or higher; Android 5.0 or higher) from App Store
or Google Play.
AndroidiOS
Time settings and data synchronisation
Before using the device to record your ECG data for the rst time, make sure of the
correct time settings by connecting it to your phone and MiCor A100 app via Bluetooth®
Smart.
1. Turn on the Bluetooth function on your phone.
2. Launch the MiCor A100 app and follow the prompts to complete the settings and
your account.
NOTE: Make sure to provide the correct personal information so that the calories can be calculated
correctly accordingly.
3. Tap Connect Device. Read the tutorial and tap Next.
4. Press the Mode key on the device to make it discoverable for 10 seconds.

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5. Select your device from the app's device list (by identifying the serial number that
is printed on the back side of the device).
NOTE: The app does not accept the same serial number to be used by different users.
6. Once the pairing is completed, the time settings and data will be synchronised.
NOTE:
lData cannot be synchronised via Bluetooth®Smart when charging is in progress.
l Ifyouchangetoanewphone,youneedtorstremovethepairinginformationontheoldphone
before pairing with the new phone: from the phone's list of paired devices in the Bluetooth settings,
access the settings of your device and use the unpair/forget feature.
Getting familiar with the modes
Press the Mode key repeatedly to cycle through the various display modes: Time and
Date > Heart Rate > Steps > Calories > Battery.
The screen of the device will be turned off automatically after 10 seconds of inactivity.
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Time and Date mode: displays the current time and then the date.
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Heart Rate (HR) mode: allows you to measure your heart rate and displays the
amount of recorded ECG data on the device.
NOTE: You can enter the HR measurement mode at any time by keeping your thumb on the ECG sensor
on the front of your device for 2 seconds.
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The amount of recorded ECG data
Steps mode: displays the total step count of the day.
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Calories mode: displays the total calories burned of the day.
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Battery mode: displays the battery power status and FCC ID (after 4 seconds of
inactivity).
FCCID P4Q-N507
Wearing the device
Wear the device away from the top of the
wrist bone, and keep it snug and in place.
Make sure that the ECG (electrocardiography)
sensor touches your skin for detecting your
heart rate. To ensure proper blood circulation,
do not over-tighten the device.
Measuring your heart rate
Follow this procedure to measure your heart rate:
1. With the ECG sensor on the back of your device touching your skin, press the
Mode key to turn on the screen of your device.
2. Place the web of your palm around the wristband of your device, and keep your
thumb on the ECG sensor on the front of your device for 2 seconds to enter the HR
measurement mode.
Heart rateProgress bar
Measuring Completed
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3. Keep touching the ECG sensor and do not move until your heart rate is detected.
If your heart rate is not detected, make sure that your palm and thumb are placed
properly and repeat the steps to try again.
(Flashing)
Measuring is unstable. Measuring has failed.
The device stores up to 30 heart rate measurements that will be removed from the
device once the device is synchronised with the MiCor A100 app on your phone.
When prompted with the memory full icon ( ), connect the device with the MiCor
A100 app for data synchronisation.
NOTE:
lThe heart rate is calculated by using the auto-correlation method to calculate the real-time heart rate
and then get the average heart rate with all real-time heart rates.
l Ifnoheartbeatsaredetectedintheintervalof2seconds,theintervalisdenedasa"PAUSE"inthe
ECG data.
Recording your activities
When you wear your device on the wrist, the device will automatically record your
activities, such as walking. The activity data on the device will be reset to zero every
midnight.
NOTE: The calories burned includes the basal metabolism and activities.
Sleep monitoring
Press and hold the Mode key for 3 seconds to enter the Sleep
mode (
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) that allows you to record and analyse your sleep
quality.
To exit the Sleep mode, press and hold the Mode key for 3
seconds ( ■). The recorded sleep time will be displayed
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The sleep duration that will be recorded is up to 12 hours. Your device saves only one
sleep record each day; a new record on the same day will replace the old one. Your
sleep data can be synchronised and analysed by the MiCor A100 app.
NOTE: Only the Time and Date mode is supported in the sleep mode. Heart rate measurements are not
supported in the sleep mode.
Using the MiCor A100 app
You can use the MiCor A100 app to view the recorded ECG and sleep data, and to
change the device and account settings. The app also allows you to create multiple
accounts, which can be very convenient for group monitoring.
Viewing the ECG data
After pairing and synchronising with your device, the app displays the user list (if
multiple accounts are available). Select the desired account to access the ECG data
list. Then select the desired item to view the detailed information.
The ECG data list displays your name and the entries of the ECG data. You can:
lWhen the device is connected, tap the Menu icon
( ) to:
lSelect Sync now to start synchronisation manually.
lSelect Disconnect to interrupt the connection to
the device.
lSelect Prole & Settings to change the user
conguration.
lSelect Add New User to add a new user to the
app.
lSelect Units to change the display unit.
lTap the Sort icon ( ) to change the sorting method.
lTap the Edit icon ( ) to select item(s), select all
items ( ) or delete selected item(s) ( ).