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4. SETTINGS
Setting the date and time
Set the date and time the rst time you use the thermometer. Setting the date and time will
help you monitor the readings later.
When the thermometer is o, press and hold the power button for 3 seconds to enter the
settings mode.
The date, hour, minute, year, month and day are set sequentially. The values are set/changed
using the measurement button and are always conrmed with the power button.
Setting the temperature units
The thermometer allows the measured values to be displayed in degrees Celsius (°C) or
Fahrenheit (°F).
When the thermometer is o press and hold the measurement button for 3 seconds. The
thermometer will enter the temperature unit change mode. Use the measurement button to
select the desired units. Use the power button to conrm the selection.
5. GUIDELINES FOR MEASURING TEMPERATURE
To ensure that the reading always shows your body temperature accurately, you must take
into account the following factors that may aect the measurement.
1. It is important to know the normal healthy temperature of each individual. This is the only
way to accurately diagnose fever. To determine normal temperature, take several tempera-
ture measurements when the individual is healthy. Measure the temperature with a stan-
dard digital thermometer to conrm.
2. Users must be indoors for 30 minutes before taking a reading. Note: Users and the ther-
mometer should be in the same temperature environment for at least 10 minutes before
taking a reading.
3. Users should not drink, eat or be physically active before taking a reading, including
bathing, showering, shampooing or drying their hair. Before each measurement, remove
any head covering, remove hair from the forehead and wait 10 minutes.
4. Oils or cosmetics on the forehead may lead to a lower reading than the actual body tem-
perature.
5. Keeping your hand on your forehead for any length of time will eect the reading.
6. Do not measure the temperature on scarred skin, open wounds or abrasions.
7. Do not measure the temperature on a sweaty forehead. The resulting reading may be dis-
torted.
8. Do not take readings while breastfeeding or immediately after breastfeeding.
9. Do not use this thermometer outdoors.
10. Do not leave the thermometer near places that are very hot, such as replaces and stoves.
11. The thermometer sensor is the most sensitive part of the device. Do not touch the sensor.
Reading accuracy may be aected if the sensor is damaged or dirty.
12. If the thermometer is stored in an environment with a signicantly dierent temperature
than where you will take the reading, keep it in the reading location for approximately
30 minutes before use.
13. It is not intended for use in an oxygen-rich environment or in the presence of a ammable
anesthetic mixtures of air, oxygen or nitrogen dioxide.
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