RCP ADF-B38A User manual

Non-Contact Thermometer- Quick Start Guide
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Wireless Non-contact Infrared
Body / Surface Thermometer
Quick Start Guide
Model # ADF-B38A
NOTES for using this thermometer
•Always make sure the thermometer is in BODY mode before taking a
measurement. The light next to the word BODY should be lit to indicate it is
in BODY MODE. If the light next to the word SURFACE is lit, press the
"MODE" button to select BODY MODE.
•Store the thermometer in the room where you take your measurements. If
you move the thermometer to a new room to take a measurement and
the temperature in the new room is very different from where the
thermometer was stored, the reading may not be accurate. Bring the
patient to the thermometer, don’t bring the thermometer to the patient.
Installing the Batteries
New batteries were installed in your device before shipping. Unless instructed by
a support person, skip this section
This product uses 2 AA batteries. Remove the battery cover
and place the batteries according to the polarity diagram
in the battery compartment.

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Do not allow other people to use your thermometer. The thermometer is
specifically assigned to you and you only. Allowing other people to use
your thermometer can mislead your provider.
Taking a Measurement
1. Press and hold the "Power/Measure” trigger to turn on the thermometer.
2. The light next to the word BODY should be lit to indicate it is in BODY MODE. If
the light next to the word SURFACE is lit, press the "MODE" button to select
BODY MODE.
3. Point the head of the thermometer.5 inches to approximately 2 inches from
the forehead.
4. Pull the “Power/Measure” trigger and release. The thermometer beeps when
the reading is complete. The temperature displays in the LCD Viewing
window.
5. The thermometer will turn off automatically in 1 minute.
6. The reading will automatically be transferred to the RCP SmartHub and then
sent to your provider.
Understanding the Results
Your temperature will display on the LCD screen on the back side of the head of
the thermometer.
The normal body temperature is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit.