Mobi Technologies DualScan User manual

Talking Ear and Forehead
THERMOM E TER
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DualScan
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Pulse Meter

User’s Manualfor DualScan™Ultra Digital Thermometer
- Thank you for purchasing our DualScan™Ultra thermometer. For optimal use
of this product, be sure to read this user manual before any operation.
- Remove safety tab from battery. Open battery case and gently pull out the
plastic safety tab from underneath the battery. Thermometer will not activate
until this has been performed.
- For safe and proper use of this product, be sure to read and fully understand
Safety Precautions contained in this user Manual.
- Keep this Manual with you for a convenient reference on proper usage and
operation.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
MARKS OR SYMBOLS
INTENDEDUSAGE
- Warning marks and symbols are contained for your safe and proper use of this
product and prevention of any injury to you and others.
- See table below for description of warning marks and symbols:
WARNING
Means a possibility of personal injury in case of improper use.
NOTICE
Means a possibility of personal injury or property damage in case of
improper use.
*Propertydamage covers anydamage to house, family property and domestic animal orpet.
PROHIBITED
within or beside the mark. The mark on left means “generally forbidden”.
OBSERVE CAREFULLY
in orbeside the mark. The markonleft means“generally/compulsory observation”.
The device is intended for the as-needed measurement monitoring of human
body temperature and pulse rate by consumers in the home.
IMPLICATION OF SYMBOL
Means Type-B device.
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WARNING
Use of this thermometer is not intended as a substitution for consultation with your
physician. Measurement results are for reference only. They cannot be used as a clinical
assessment or medical diagnostic basis. Contact your physician if you have or suspect
any health concerns.
Don't touch or blow infrared sensor.
*A soiled Infrared sensor may cause inaccuracy.
Clean a soiled infrared sensor with a soft wet cloth in a gentle manner.
*Cleansing with toilet tissue or paper towel may scratch the Infrared sensor, causing
inaccuracy.
Keep the unit out of children's reach.
*A self-measurement taken by children may cause ear damage. In case of accidental
swallowing of battery, please contact doctor or emergency room immediately.
Measurement should be delayed until ear is warmed up after any outdoor activities.
activity in winter may cause an inaccurate result.
thermometer for about 3O minutes in room temperature at measurement location.
*Failing to do so may cause inaccuracy.
If the user measurement of the body temperature exceeds 38 degrees C or 100.4 F and
/or feels uncomfortable, the user should contact a medical practitioner immediately .
Stop using the product in case of any occurrence of pain or discomfort, as this might
signify potential ear canal damage.
otitis external and tympanitis, as this may aggravate such a condition.
Don't use the product in a wet ear canal resulting from swimming or bathing, as this
may result in harm to the ear canal.
Taking a temperature reading from the ear is fast and accurate because the ear drum
shares the blood supply with the center of the temperature control center in the brain.
environmentally safe manner.
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- Don't use the product for other purposes then those propose herein.
- This is not a waterproof device. Clean it only with dampened cloth gently.
- It is unsafe and hazardous to leave the product exposed to any chemical solvent,
direct sunshine or high temperature.
- Don't drop, handle roughly, orcause any vibration or impact to the product.
- Don't use a mobile phone nearby when the thermometer is in use.
- Regarding disposal of batteries, please comply with environmentally safe methods
and legalbattery disposable means and laws.
- Take out the batteries if you are not going to use the unit foranextended time.
RECOMMENDATIONS
INTERFACE LAYOUT
Ear Probe
(cover removed)
Forehead Probe
(cover remains)
Forehead
Button
LCD
Display
Red LED
(fever)
GreenLED
(no fever)
Ear
Button
Battery
Compartment
Settings/Memory
Button
Talk
Button
Heart Rate
Button/Sensor
LED
Flashlight
Flashlight
Button
Flashlight
Button
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IndicatesAM or PM whentime of day is displayed below it
Numerical Readings for Temperature / Time / Pulse
Memory Numberheading (Memory Numbers displayed below)
Calendar Year/ Number of the previous reading in Memory
Calendar Month
Calendar Day
IndicatesEar Temperature Button was used
IndicatesAudio Talking Mode in use
IndicatesForehead Temperature Button was used
Indicates Settings Button in use
Human Temperature measurement indicator
Temperature Degree Scale (ºF or ºC)
Indicates Heart Rate Button pressed, ready to read Pulse
Battery Level indicator 5
LCD DISPLAY

PRIMARY FUNCTIONS
Calendar Datefalls within Gregorian calendar year 2001–2099.
Time of Day is shown in 24 hour shifts. The initial date fora powered unit is
set as January1st of the manufacturing year.
Room Temperature is displayedwith Time of Day(alternating every 5
seconds) when not in use otherwise. Measurement rangesfrom 41.0°F to
139.8°F (5.0°C to 59.9°C).
Body Temperature displayed when Ear or Forehead Buttonsare used with
measurements ranging from 89.6°F to 109.3°F (32.0°C to 42.9°C ).
Memory Function saves a record of every body temperature reading
(maximum of 30 records). Each record is stored with body temperature, date,
measurement mode (earorforehead), and the record’s memory number.
VoiceReadout Mode causes a body or room temperature reading to be
audibly sounded, with the current time, in English, and in°C or °F depending
on the setting.
LED Flashlight is built-in and can be used fordiscreet night time use.
Pulse/Heart Rate is read using the HeartRate Botton/Sensor and measures
within the range of 40-200 heartbeats per minute. To measure yourPulse:
•With your thumb centered on it, press and release the Heart Rate Button
once but leave the thumb lightly in place onthe button withoutpressing it
again. The unit will beep and the word Pulse will appear on the display.
•Asyou let your thumb rest on the button the Large Heart symbol on the
place there without moving until the unit beeps again and displays your heart
rate, which is the numberof beats perminute for your heart at the time.
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For propermeasurements always store the device inappropriate temperature
of ambient temperature is likely to deteriorate measuring accuracy. When a
which a thermometer is located, or any attempt to performa temperature
reading in front of an air conditioner or heating device is made, accurate read
outs will be impaired. Be sure to keep ear clean, since an uncleanear canal
may cause read out inaccuracy. Measurement should be done at a calm and
quiet time to ensure an accurate result. Do not talk or move body during
measurement. Temperature is likelyto increase immediatelyafter exercise,
bathing, or other physical exertion. If measurement appears to be incorrect
please wait 5-15 minutesbefore the taking measurement again. Make sure to
use the same thumb when re-measuring Heart Rate.
NOTE:Replace any low-voltage battery to ensure full power supply.
•The Heart Rate is usually read within 15 seconds if the Large Heart symbol
between your thumb and the sensor is not optimal and will result in an ERR
(error) message on the display indicating the Heart Rate was not measured.
In that case press and release the button again to restart the reading and be
sure to leave your thumb resting on the button lightenoughto keep it from
being depressed again, but with enough pressure to make good contact so
•Press the SET Button to reset the unit for normal use.
Large Heart
your heart
beatas you
leave your
thumb on
the Heart
Rate Button.
When Large
Heart symbol
your Pulse
Rate will be
displayed in
heart beats
perminute.
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MEASUREMENT PREPARATIONS

To measure Ear Temperature
cover from the unit, and
insertthe slimmer Ear
Probe tip justslightly
into the ear opening,
then press andhold the EarButton tomeasure the body
temperature. Grip unit comfortablyand depress ONLY the EarButton.
Once the unit has a measurement, you will hear two short "beeps," the display
will show oooin the Memory Numberarea, and the body temperature will
be shown inlarge numerals…either in ºF or ºC…depending on which scale
you have the unit setfor. After ooodisappears you can measure again.
To measure Forehead Temperature
Be sure the ForeheadProbe Coveris
on the unit, then gently touch the
entire tip of the probe tothe
center of the forehead, midway
between the eyebrow and the hairline.
Press and hold the Forehead Button
to measure the body temperature. Grip the thermometer
comfortably and depress ONLY the Forehead Button.
As when reading from the ear, once the unit has aforehead measurement you
will hear two short "beeps," the display will show oooin the Memory Number
area, and the body temperature will be shown inlarge numerals…either in
ºF or ºC…again, depending on which scale you have the unit set for. After
ooodisappears you can measure again.
Witheither reading method (ear orforehead) the result will be stored into
memory automatically. If 30 setsof memory records are stored already, the
oldest (No.1) set of data will be replaced by the next oldedst and the most
recent record will be stored at the top as the highest No.
Measure 3 times (maximum) consecutively, if desired. Proper body temper-
(after 4 times or more) wait 10 minutes before taking a newmeasurement.
HOW TO TAKE TEMPERATUREREADINGS
Ear Button
Forehead
Probe Cover
Forehead
Button
Forehead
Probe Cover
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Whenin Clock Mode
The display will show Time as: Year, Month, Date, Hour, and Minute with the
displays the currentTime and Room Temperature, alternating every 5 seconds.
Otherwise, press and release TALK and the unit will visiblydisplay, and audibly
speak, the current Time and Room Temperature.
To turn the Talking Feature OFF, press and hold the TALK Button for3 seconds
Press and hold TALK
for3 seconds again andthe unit will beep and the speaker symbol will re-
appear, turning the Talking Feature ON.
Display of Measurement Results
Temperature Range:
Results shown from 89.6°F to 109.3°F (32.0°C to 42.9°C). “HI” isdisplayedfor all
results above 109.3°F (42.9°C), and “LO” displayed for result below 89.6°F (32.0°C)
Fever Diagnosed:
a RED LED lights with results from 100.4°F (38.0°C) to 109.3°F (42.9°C)
No Fever:
a GREEN LED lights with results from 96.0°F (35.6°C) to 100.3°F (37.9°C)
Thirty seconds after a measurement the unit automatically returns to Clock Mode.
button is pressed.
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ADVANCED OPERATION
Clock Mode
(current time) Clock Mode (temperature)
Note: The default is for the Talk Feature to
be ON. The unit speaks inEnglish and will
saythe temperature ineither ºF or ºC de-
pending onwhat you set the temperature
scale on the unit to.

To retrieve Readings from the Memory
Press and release the SET Button to retrieve the most recent reading recorded
in the Memory. It will show the Body Temperature, the Type of Reading (ear or
forehead), the Fever/No Fever colored light, the Date it was recorded, and the
Memory Number (highest number in memory).
To retieve further readings from
the memory just keep pressing the
SET Button. As you do so the next
previous reading records will
appear in sequence from latest to
oldestasthe Memory Number
displayed goes down.
You can stop on any previous read-
ing and press the TALK Button to
hear the reading spoken (if Taking
Feature has not been disabled).
To change Settings
Set-up Mode is entered when you press and hold the
SET Button for 2 seconds. The word SET will appear on
the display. Then you can reset the unit.
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Set-up Mode
Memory Mode
(no previous recorded
readings in memory)
Memory Mode
(No.18 of previous
recorded readings)
To resetcurrent Time and Date
Once the word SET is shown, use theTALK button to go
through to the Year, Month, Hour, Minute, etc. To change
one of those, stop on it, and then use the SETButton again,
which will cycle through the date/time values so you can
stop on the date/time numberyou need to set it to.