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General| Product Type | Blood Pressure Monitor |
|---|---|
| Model | TM-2564G |
| Brand | A&D |
| Category | Accessories |
| Measurement Method | Oscillometric |
| Display | LCD |
| Arm Circumference | 22-32 cm |
| Weight | 300 g |
| Cuff Type | Arm cuff |
| Memory Capacity | 90 measurements |
| Power Source | 4 x AA batteries or AC adapter (optional) |
Device compliance with FCC regulations.
Device conformity to European medical product directive.
Disregarding warnings may cause injury or damage.
Disregarding cautions may cause data loss or damage.
Provides useful information for the user.
Cautions for accurate blood pressure measurement.
Warning about natural rubber in the cuff.
Monitoring heart rate and pulse rate, and warnings.
Factors affecting SpO2 measurement accuracy.
Usage guidelines for finger clip SpO2 sensors.
Usage guidelines for flex and disposable SpO2 sensors.
Overview of the instrument's key features.
Comparison of different instrument models.
Detailed specifications of the main unit.
Technical details for blood pressure, SpO2, and ECG measurements.
Identification of parts on TM-2560G/TM-2564G models.
Identification of parts on TM-2560GP/TM-2564GP models.
Description of the keys on the top operation panel.
Function of printer keys.
Explanation of various symbols used in the manual.
Guidelines for selecting an installation location.
Instructions for connecting AC adapter or using battery.
Step-by-step guide to installing the instrument.
Instructions for loading printer paper.
Description of various home screen display types.
Details on displaying systolic blood pressure values.
Details on displaying diastolic blood pressure values.
Details on displaying mean blood pressure values.
Details on displaying heart rate/pulse rate.
Details on displaying SpO2 values.
Display of ECG waveforms.
Display of plethysmograph waveforms.
Information about the patient being monitored.
Display of the interval measurement setting.
Display of the measurement time.
Display of blood pressure units.
Displays error messages and their meanings.
Displays the selected ECG lead.
Displays the ECG waveform magnification.
Indicates when alarms are turned off.
Displays the current time.
Shows the current power source.
Displays temperature readings and status.
Displays stored measurement data in a list format.
Shows historical measurement data in a trend graph.
Allows pausing and reviewing waveform data.
Interface for configuring instrument settings.
Interface for quick adjustment of frequently used settings.
Procedure for powering on the instrument.
Instructions for connecting patient sensors.
Guidelines for proper ECG electrode placement.
Instructions for applying the SpO2 sensor.
Instructions for attaching the optional temperature probe.
Procedure for accessing and modifying instrument settings.
Detailed list of configurable function settings.
Procedure for adjusting frequently used settings quickly.
Procedure for measuring blood pressure.
Step-by-step guide to measuring blood pressure.
Procedure for interval blood pressure measurements.
Procedure for continuous blood pressure measurements.
Procedure for performing ECG measurements.
Procedure for measuring SpO2.
Procedure for measuring temperature.
Procedure for measuring heart rate and pulse rate.
Explanation of the alarm system and its functions.
Instructions for storing and deleting measurement data.
Step-by-step guide to erasing stored data.
Information on power supply symbols and battery status.
Instructions for printing measurement data.
How to print ECG waveforms.
Procedure for configuring instrument functions.
Detailed list of configurable function settings.
Instructions for cleaning the instrument and accessories.
Procedures for calibrating pressure accuracy and exhaustion speed.
Instructions for replacing the cuff cloth.
Guidelines for disposing of the instrument, battery, and sensors.
Steps to take before requesting instrument repair.
List of error codes and their remedies.
Explanation of the oscillometric blood pressure measurement principle.
Explanation of the pulse oximetry measurement principle.
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