Why doesn't the cuff inflate properly on my ADC Blood Pressure Monitor?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor's cuff doesn't inflate properly, it might be due to a loose tube connection. Ensure the cuff's tube is securely connected to the device. Alternatively, there could be a leak in the tube or bladder. Inspect for any cracks and replace the cuff if needed.
What to do if my ADC Blood Pressure Monitor displays «Err 2»?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor displays «Err 2», it indicates an error signal. To resolve this, repeat the measurement while ensuring the patient's arm remains still.
What to do if my ADC Blood Pressure Monitor displays «Err 1»?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor displays «Err 1», it means the signal is too weak. Try repositioning the cuff and then repeat the measurement.
How to fix no power on my ADC Blood Pressure Monitor?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor shows no power and the LCD display is off, it could be due to two reasons: the power supply isn't properly plugged in, so ensure it's connected to the wall socket. Alternatively, the battery might be fully discharged; recharge it by plugging in the power supply.
What does «Err 3» mean on my ADC Blood Pressure Monitor?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor displays «Err 3», it indicates there is no pressure in the cuff. You may need to replace the blood pressure cuff. After replacing, repeat the measurement.
What to do if no result is displayed after measurements on my ADC Blood Pressure Monitor?
If your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor does not display a result after measurements, it might be in Manual Mode. Switch to «1x» or « 3 x » Mode and repeat the measurements.
General| Inflation | Automatic |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Measurement Method | Oscillometric |
| Measurement Range (Pulse) | 40-180 beats/minute |
| Accuracy (Pressure) | +/- 3 mmHg |
| Accuracy (Pulse) | +/- 5% |
Describes the device's purpose, measurement technique, and applicable populations.
Discusses the device's suitability and validation for use in pregnant patients.
Provides essential safety warnings and precautions for device operation and handling.
Covers warnings related to device damage, battery safety, electrical hazards, and environmental conditions.
Specific warnings for non-invasive blood pressure measurement, patient safety, and accuracy.
Details on patient positioning, cuff placement, relaxation, and avoiding movement for accurate readings.
Explains symbols for warnings, cautions, shipping, storage, and environment.
Defines symbols for device controls and other miscellaneous markings.
Identifies key parts of the e-sphyg 3 monitor and its accessories.
Details the meaning of various indicators and values shown on the device's display screen.
Instructions for connecting the power plug and charging the device's battery.
Steps for connecting the extension tubing to the monitor and cuff.
Procedure to select the preferred unit of measurement (mmHg or kPa) for readings.
Details on cuff sizes, limb ranges, and features like artery marks and adhesive closures.
Instructions for proper patient seating or lying position for accurate measurements.
Step-by-step guide on how to correctly apply the blood pressure cuff to the arm.
How to power on the device and connect the blood pressure cuff.
Guidance on selecting inflation pressure and operation modes.
Procedure for performing a single blood pressure measurement.
Explanation of Manual Mode for auscultatory measurements using a stethoscope.
Details on starting inflation, re-inflating, and setting the device to standby in Manual Mode.
Procedure for performing automatic three-reading average blood pressure measurements.
Explanation of the Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) measurement and display.
How the device detects and indicates an irregular heartbeat during measurement.
How to stop early and skip countdowns in the 3x measurement mode.
Procedure to adjust the time intervals between measurements in 3x Mode.
How to review the last single measurement stored in memory.
How to review the average and individual measurements stored in 3x Mode.
Information on the built-in rechargeable battery and its capacity.
Instructions for charging the device using the supplied power adapter.
Lists common problems, their possible causes, and solutions for the device.
Explains common error codes displayed by the device and their remedies.
Details error codes like Err 3, Err 5, HI, and LO, with potential causes and remedies.
Important safety guidelines for operating and protecting the device from damage.
Instructions on protecting the device from moisture, sunlight, heat, cold, and impact.
Methods for cleaning the exterior of the blood pressure monitor device.
Instructions for cleaning different types of Adcuff cuffs (two-piece and one-piece).
Diagram and steps for setting up the device for an accuracy calibration test.
Steps involving pressing buttons and observing screen codes during calibration.
Comparing device readings with a reference manometer at different pressure points.
Details on temperature, humidity, weight, and dimensions of the device.
Information on measuring method, ranges, cuff pressure, power source, and accuracy.
Information on EMC compliance and certifications like CE and ETL.
Declaration regarding the device's electromagnetic emission characteristics.
Guidelines for electromagnetic immunity and manufacturer's declaration for the device.
Recommendations for separation distances between RF equipment and the blood pressure monitor.
Details on what is covered and how to obtain warranty service.
Information on implied warranties and consumer rights, including for Australian consumers.
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