What to do if ADC Blood Pressure Monitor shows HI?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'HI', it means the pressure in the cuff is too high (over 300mmHg) or the pulse is too high (over 200 beats per minute). Relax for 5 minutes and then repeat the measurement.
What to do if ADC Blood Pressure Monitor shows ERR 2?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'ERR 2', it means the arm was moved during the measurement. Unnatural pressure impulses influence the measurement result, so try to remain still.
What to do if ADC Blood Pressure Monitor shows ERR 1?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'ERR 1', it means the systolic pressure was determined, but then the pressure in the cuff went down to less than 20 mmHg, so the diastolic blood pressure couldn’t be measured. This may be because the tube loosened after the systolic pressure was determined, or because the pulse could not be detected.
What to do if ADC 6021N shows LO?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'LO', it means the pulse is too low (less than 40 beats per minute). Relax for 5 minutes and repeat the measurement.
How to fix ADC 6021N when pressure does not rise?
If the pressure does not rise on your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor even though the pump is running, check the connection of the cuff tube and connect it properly.
What to do if ADC 6021N display is blank?
If the display of your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor remains blank when switched on, even with batteries in place: 1. Check the battery installation and polarity. 2. Remove the batteries, and if the display is unusual, exchange them for new ones.
What to do if ADC Blood Pressure Monitor shows ERR 5?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'ERR 5', the difference between systolic and diastolic is excessive. Measure again carefully following proper procedures. Consult your doctor if you still get unusual results of measurements.
What to do if ADC 6021N shows ERR 3?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'ERR 3', and inflation of the cuff takes too long, make sure the cuff is correctly seated and the hose connection is tight.
General| Model | ADC 6021N |
|---|---|
| Measurement Method | Oscillometric |
| Inflation | Automatic |
| Memory Capacity | 60 readings |
| Type | Digital Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Accuracy (Pressure) | ±3 mmHg |
| Accuracy (Pulse) | +/- 5% |
| Power Supply | 4 x AA batteries |
Explains arterial blood pressure and its components, systolic and diastolic.
Defines normal blood pressure readings and advises consulting a doctor.
Discusses factors affecting blood pressure like age, activity, diet, and stress.
Explains daily and lifelong variations in blood pressure and provides a chart.
Defines hypertension, its types, and lists assessment standards.
Discusses lifestyle changes and medical advice for controlling hypertension.
Highlights benefits of home monitoring, including detecting "white coat hypertension."
Describes the traditional method using a sphygmomanometer and stethoscope.
Provides guidance on recording blood pressure readings and suggests a record-keeping format.
Illustrates and lists the main components of the blood pressure monitor and its accessories.
Instructions on how to insert batteries, including polarity and warnings.
Steps for connecting and using the AC power adapter for monitor operation.
Describes how to connect the cuff tube to the blood pressure monitor.
Guide to setting the integrated clock and date for accurate measurement logging.
Instructions on selecting one of the two available user profiles for storing measurements.
Explains how to choose between standard single measurement and averaging modes.
Details the three-measurement averaging process for more reliable results.
Guidelines for preparing before taking a blood pressure reading, including relaxation.
Identifies common mistakes that can lead to inaccurate blood pressure readings.
Detailed instructions on correctly fitting the rigid cuff for the 6023N model.
Instructions for properly fitting the D-Bar cuff on the 6021N and 6022N models.
Step-by-step guide on performing a blood pressure measurement with the device.
How to interpret the displayed systolic, diastolic, and pulse readings.
Explains how to use the function for tracking morning and evening hypertension patterns.
Guide to installing and using software for PC data transfer and management.
Steps for integrating the monitor with Microsoft HealthVault for online data storage and sharing.
Explains the traffic light indicator for blood pressure classification on the 6023N model.
Describes how the monitor automatically stores measurements and their recall.
Instructions on how to stop a measurement in progress.
Steps for clearing stored measurement data from the device's memory.
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