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Brittany McclainSep 5, 2025
What to do if A&D Software shows error E04 due to low battery?
- RRichard JonesSep 5, 2025
If A&D Software shows error E04 due to a low battery, replace the batteries with new ones. If Auto mode was in use, restart it.
What to do if A&D Software shows error E04 due to low battery?
If A&D Software shows error E04 due to a low battery, replace the batteries with new ones. If Auto mode was in use, restart it.
What to do if A&D Software shows error E04 (low battery)?
If the A&D Software monitor displays “c”, indicating a low battery, plug the AC adapter into the monitor. The “c” will disappear after 30 minutes, but allow a full 60 minutes for a complete charge. Note that the monitor retains stored readings for two weeks after the low battery indicator appears.
What to do if A&D Doctor Pro TM-2430-13 shows error E00?
If the A&D Software shows error E00, it means that the clock parameters have not been set. To solve this, enter clock parameters.
What to do if A&D Doctor Pro TM-2430-13 Software shows error E74?
If the A&D Software shows error E74, which indicates that voltage decreases during communication, replace the batteries with new ones and restart communication.
What does A&D Software error E11 mean and how to fix it?
Error E11 on A&D Software means that more than 256 Korotkoff sounds are measured. To address this, check for a break in the microphone lead and for external damage to the microphone. The microphone circuit may be damaged. If there is a break in the microphone lead or external damage, the microphone assembly must be replaced.
How to resolve A&D Software error E24 (blood pressure difference)?
To resolve error E24 on A&D Software, which indicates a difference between systolic and diastolic blood pressure greater than 150 mmHg, confirm that the subject is not moving during the measurement. Also, reposition the lower microphone and then correlate it to the subject.
What causes A&D Doctor Pro TM-2430-13 Software error E08, and how to resolve it?
A&D Software error E08 occurs when Korotkoff sounds are undetectable. To resolve it, check that the lower microphone is affixed with the sensing side (skin side) facing the patient’s arm. Ensure the microphone is taped to the arm with the supplied affixing tape, placing an 'X' of tape over the top of the microphone.
How to fix A&D Doctor Pro TM-2430-13 Software error E20 (pulse error)?
To fix error E20 on A&D Software, which indicates a pulse error (pulse less than 35 beats or more than 200 beats per minute), check the position of the lower microphone and then re-correlate it to the subject. Note that certain physiological conditions or pharmaceutical treatments may excessively reduce or increase a pulse rate. For excessively low pulse rates, have the subject walk or stand a few minutes to raise the pulse rate above 35 beats per minute.
Why does A&D Doctor Pro TM-2430-13 Software show error E05 (inflation time error)?
A&D Software shows error E05 when the measurement time exceeds 100 seconds, indicating an inflation time error. To resolve this, check the E01 and E02 procedures, reposition the lower microphone and then correlate it to the subject, and ensure that the air hose is not constricted by a strap or similar restraint disrupting airflow.
What does error E06 mean on A&D Doctor Pro TM-2430-13 Software, and how can I fix it?
Error E06 on A&D Software indicates that the pressurization is greater than 320 mmHg. To fix it, confirm that the subject is not moving during the measurement and clear the memory (note: all measurement data will be erased). After clearing the memory, take one measurement; if the cuff pressurizes to approximately 195 mmHg, the system is OK. Reset the monitor by gently inserting a paper clip in the hole located on the bottom of the monitor (note: all measurement data, as well as programmed intervals and conditions will be erased). If the monitor stops and then continues to inflate above 260 mmHg, return the unit to A&D for service.
Overview of the ABPM Data Analysis Software, its features, and supported devices.
Details computer specifications and provides step-by-step instructions for installing the software.
Outlines essential safety precautions to be observed when connecting the monitor and processor to a computer.
Guides on starting the software and establishing communication between monitors and the computer.
Describes the main screen layout, menus, and toolbar buttons for software operation.
Outlines functions for managing data files: Open, Save As, Convert, Merge, and Print.
Explains how to access and view data through Summary Data, BP Data List, and Trends Screens.
Details Correlation Plots, Histograms, Circadian Rhythm, and HIB Analysis for data interpretation.
Covers managing patient information, retrieving data, and clearing monitor memory.
Explains how to set monitor intervals, conditions, and examples for different models.
Guides on creating reports, managing physician lists, and setting default software options.
Lists error codes for TM-2420/TM-2421 and TM-2430 series, with causes and corrections.
Describes steps to resolve communication errors between the monitor and PC.
Provides checks for missing files and issues with report printing based on BP Mode.
Shows sample printouts for patient info, summary data, trends, correlations, and histograms.
Defines terms and abbreviations related to blood pressure measurement, like Oscillometric and Korotkoff.
Defines statistical terms and abbreviations used in data analysis, such as Mean, SD, and CV.
Defines terms related to biological rhythm analysis, including Cosinor, MESOR, and Acrophase.
Defines terms like HBI, Hyperbalic Index, and Hypobalic Area for managing high blood pressure risk.
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