What to do if Acon Blood Glucose Meter shows insufficient sample?
If you get an error due to an insufficient sample with your Acon Blood Glucose Meter, repeat the test, making sure you apply enough sample to completely fill the test strip check window.
What to do if Acon On Call test strip is contaminated?
If the test strip is contaminated or has already been used with your Acon Blood Glucose Meter, repeat the test using a new test strip.
How to fix Acon Blood Glucose Meter if the battery is damaged?
If the battery of your Acon Blood Glucose Meter may be damaged or not charged, replace it with a new one.
What to do if test strip was removed during Acon On Call Blood Glucose Meter test?
If the test strip was accidentally removed during the test with your Acon Blood Glucose Meter, repeat the test, making sure the test strip remains in place throughout the entire process.
What to do if sample was applied too soon on Acon On Call?
If you applied the sample too soon to the test strip with your Acon Blood Glucose Meter, repeat the test and make sure to apply the sample only after the blood drop/test strip icon appears on the meter display.
What to do if temperature is too high for Acon Blood Glucose Meter?
If the temperature has exceeded the operating limits of your Acon Blood Glucose Meter, move to a cooler environment and then repeat the test.
What to do if temperature is too low for Acon On Call Blood Glucose Meter?
If the temperature is below the operating limits of your Acon Blood Glucose Meter, move to a warmer environment and repeat the test.
How to fix Acon On Call power on self check error?
If you encounter a Power On self-check error with your Acon Blood Glucose Meter, remove the battery for 30 seconds, then reinsert it and turn the meter on again. If the problem continues, contact your local dealer.
What causes internal calibration error in Acon Blood Glucose Meter?
If your Acon Blood Glucose Meter shows an internal calibration check error, and if there's a cell phone, radio frequency source, or a high On/Off electrical source nearby, increase the distance between the meter and these sources, then retest. If the problem persists, contact your local distributor.
General| Test Time | 5 seconds |
|---|---|
| Blood Sample | Capillary whole blood |
| Result Calibration | Plasma-equivalent |
| Memory | 300 tests |
| Battery Life | Approximately 1000 tests |
| Operating Humidity | 10% to 90% relative humidity |
| Hematocrit Range | 30% to 55% |
| Measuring Range | 1.1 - 33.3 mmol/L (20 - 600 mg/dL) |
Step-by-step instructions for installing the meter's batteries.
Instructions for inserting the code chip to match test strips for accurate readings.
Setting the meter's clock, date, time, and various configurable features.
Step-by-step guide for performing a quality control test using control solution.
Explanation of "HI" and "LO" messages indicating out-of-range blood glucose levels.
How to interpret QC results and troubleshoot if they fall outside the control range.
Instructions for obtaining a blood sample from fingertips, forearm, or palm.
Preparing and using the lancing device for fingertip blood sampling.
Applying blood to the test strip and initiating the measurement process.
Lists common meter error codes, their causes, and recommended solutions.
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