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periods of rest. The precision of the results of the resting

blood pressure is reduced in these users. Like any medical

measurement method, the precision of the HSD diagnosis is

limited and can lead to incorrect results in some cases. The

blood pressure measurements taken when the circulatory

system was at rest represent particularly reliable results.

6. Calling up stored values

You can call up values from the 2 user memories and dis-

play the averages.

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Press the M1 or M2 memory buttons. Firstly, the average

of all values stored in this user memory will be displayed.

This is denoted by the letter “A” in the display.

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If you press the memory buttons again, further individual

measurements appear with WHO, cardiac arrythmia and

HSD. These individual values are numbered from 1 to 60.

The time and date are alternately displayed after 2.5 sec-

onds.

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If there are 60 individual values in the memory at the same

time, the oldest value is deleted in order to make room for

the new value.

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Use the start/stop button to turn off the device, or it

will turn off automatically after approx. 30 seconds.

Tip: You can also use the 2 user memories to separately

store measurements – e.g. mornings and evenings.

Deleting saved values

You can delete saved values individually or else you can

delete all of them.

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To delete individual values, first select the stored value

you wish to delete and keep memory button M1 or M2

depressed. The display starts blinking. Keep holding

the button depressed until the display has completely

cleared.

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To delete an entire user memory, you have to select the

appropriate user memory. The average is displayed and

indicated with “A”. Hold the memory button M1 or M2 de-

pressed until the display starts blinking and keep the but-

ton depressed until the display completely clears.

7. Cleaning and care

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Clean your blood pressure computer carefully using only a

slightly moistened cloth.

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Do not use any detergents or solvents.

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Never hold the instrument under water as otherwise liquid

can penetrate and damage the instrument.

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Never place any heavy objects on the instrument.

8. Rectifying faults

rror messages can occur when

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you move or talk during the measurement (ERR 1, ERR 3),

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inflation takes longer than 20 seconds (ERR 2),

•

device has not been inflated sufficiently despite reinflation

(ERR 2),

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