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Using the meter as a notebook
6
O
An object,
for instance,
is blocking communication between
the two infrared ports.
Remove the object and start the download a
gain.
O
A error occurred at the receiving end.
Read the relevant Instructions for use.
i
Data transfer does not follo
w the IrDA standard (IrDA stands for
Infrared Data
Associa
tion).
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Table of Contents
Main Page
Default Chapter
3
Intended Use
3
About this Instructions for Use
4
Table of Contents
6
1 Introduction
10
The Accu-Chek Go Blood Glucose Meter at a Glance
10
Top and Sides
11
Bottom
11
Main Features
12
Fast Testing
12
Simple Blood Dosing
12
Blood Volume Checking
12
Two Ways to Change Settings
13
Alarm Clock Function
13
Target Range for Results
13
Downloading Data to a Computer
13
Acoustic Mode
14
Optimized Design
14
Display Features
15
2 Initial Steps before Testing
16
Checking the Contents
16
Checking the Unit of Measurement for Blood Glucose
16
Removing the Protective Film from the Battery
17
Performing a Full Display Check
18
3 Entering Settings
21
Two Ways of Changing Settings
24
Quick Set-Up
25
Standard Set-Up
25
Standard Set-Up Overview
26
Quick Set-Up Overview
27
Set-Up Operations
28
Changing Settings – General Rules
29
Starting Standard Set-Up
31
Starting Quick Set-Up
34
Setting the Time-And-Date Format, Time and Date
37
Time
40
Time-And-Date Format
40
Setting the Beep Tone or Acoustic Mode
45
Setting the Target Range
50
Turning the Upper Limit on or off
55
Setting the Limit (Numerical Value)
56
Setting the Alarm Clock Function
60
Entering Alarm Times
66
4 Coding
70
5 Testing Blood Glucose
72
Preparing to Test Blood Glucose
72
Turning the Meter on with a Test Strip
72
Turning the Meter on with the 5.2.3 Notes
76
Notes
78
Performing a Blood Glucose Test
81
Ejecting the Test Strip
86
Symbols Seen During Testing and What They Mean
89
Flagging Special Results
90
Evaluating Results
92
Measuring Range
93
Implausible Results – Possible Sources of Error
94
6 Using the Meter as a Notebook
96
Memory
96
Retrieving Results from Memory
97
Retrieving Earlier Results from Memory
98
Requesting 7, 14 and 30 Day Averages
100
Erasing the most Recent Result
106
Downloading Test Results to a PC, Handheld Computer or Printer
109
7 Acoustic Mode
116
Beep Tones at Power-On
118
Beep Tones During Blood Glucose Testing
118
Announcement of the Result Following a Test
119
Mg/Dl Meters
120
Mmol/L Meters
120
Announcement of Results Saved in Memory
122
Announcement of Symbols and Error Messages
123
8 Checking Your Meter
125
What You Need
126
Performing a Performance Check
127
9 Cleaning Your Meter
140
10 Changing the Battery
144
11 Testing Blood Glucose in more than One Patient - Directions for Healthcare Professionals
148
Testing Blood Glucose
150
Disinfecting the Meter
153
12 Measurement and Storage Conditions
155
Temperature Range
155
Light Conditions
157
Atmospheric Humidity
158
Sources of Interference
158
13 Symbols, Error Messages and Troubleshooting
159
Symbols Shown in the Display
160
Error Messages and Troubleshooting
169
14 Technical Data
180
15 Disposing of Your Meter
184
16 System Components
185
17 Guarantee
186
18 Patents
187
19 Local Customer Support and Service
188
Information and Repairs
188
Addresses
189
20 Alphabetical Index
194
21 Standard Set-Up Overview
200
22 Quick Set-Up Overview
202
Warranty Card
207
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