Why does my ADC e-sphyg 2 Blood Pressure Monitor show a measurement error?
A measurement error on your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor can occur if the patient moves or talks during the measurement. To resolve this, ensure the patient remains still and quiet during the measurement process.
What to do if my ADC e-sphyg 2 shows a deflation error?
A deflation error can occur if movement or talking is detected during measurement, or if extreme pressure changes occur. To fix this, ensure the patient remains still and quiet during the measurement. Avoid any patient movement during measurement.
Why is my ADC e-sphyg 2 over-pressurizing?
Over-pressurization can happen if the cuff inflates to the maximum pressure due to body movement or other factors. To prevent this, make sure the patient stays still during the measurement.
How to fix an ADC e-sphyg 2 that won't turn on?
If nothing is displayed when you turn on your ADC Blood Pressure Monitor, it could be due to several reasons: the AC adapter might not be correctly connected, the battery could be exhausted, or the device might be in energy saver mode after being left on for over an hour without use. Here are some steps to try: * Reinsert the AC adapter, ensuring it's securely connected. * Charge the battery or use the AC adapter for power. * Turn the device off and on again, or press the START/STOP or SET/MEMORY button to activate it from energy saver mode.
What to do if my ADC e-sphyg 2 Blood Pressure Monitor displays an inflation error?
An inflation error can occur if the air plug is not correctly inserted or if noise is detected. To resolve this: * Reinsert the air plug, ensuring it is securely inserted. * Make sure that the patient stays still and quiet during measurement.
General| Inflation Method | Automatic |
|---|---|
| Measurement Method | Oscillometric |
| Accuracy (Pressure) | ±3 mmHg |
| Display | LCD |
| Accuracy (Pulse) | ±5% |
| Power Source | 4 x AA batteries |
| Type | Digital Blood Pressure Monitor |
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Highlights the benefits and advanced technology of the e-sphyg™ 2 sphygmomanometer.
Defines the product's intended use for adult patients aged 12 and above, excluding neonates.
Discusses accuracy evaluation through clinical studies and recommends periodic comparison with manual devices.
States the device's ability to function with common arrhythmias like atrial or ventricular premature beats.
Lists critical warnings regarding patient safety, device usage, and potential hazards like strangulation or chemical exposure.
Provides notes on optimal operating temperature, humidity, and storage to ensure device accuracy and longevity.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used on the device and in the manual for clarity.
Details the dual display, dual measurement modes (AUTO/MANUAL), and cuff size specifications for accurate use.
Identifies and describes the functions of the main unit's controls, display, and ports.
Illustrates and names the different cuff sizes, bladder tube, luer connector, coiled tubing, AC adapter, and battery.
Guides on connecting the AC adapter to the device and power source, and the function of the AC indicator light.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing and charging the rechargeable NiMH battery.
Explains battery low indicators, battery life, and tips for prolonging battery life and proper charging.
Details the device's energy saver mode and proper power-off procedures to conserve battery.
Provides detailed steps for mounting the manometer, wall bracket, and cuff basket for the wall unit configuration.
Guides on assembling the mobile unit, including attaching the pole, basket, and manometer to the stand.
Details the individual parts and their corresponding item numbers used to assemble the mobile base stand.
Details how to properly connect the coiled tubing to the main unit and the cuff bladder tube.
Explains how to initiate an automatic blood pressure measurement, set preset pressure, and start the process.
Describes correct cuff placement, inflation, deflation, and reading display during automatic measurement.
Details how to perform a manual blood pressure measurement using a stethoscope, including mode selection and deflation rate.
Explains cuff application, inflation, deflation, and interruption procedures for manual mode.
Describes how measurement results from AUTO mode are saved and recalled, and that MANUAL mode results are not saved.
Lists common error symbols, their causes (e.g., over-pressurization, measurement errors), and recommended remedies.
Covers low battery, battery errors, energy saver mode, and issues related to patient posture or movement during measurement.
Addresses issues like results not being stored, cuff inflation failure, AC indicator status, and LCD brightness variations.
Provides guidelines for cleaning, storing, and maintaining the device to ensure its longevity and accuracy.
Explains the procedure for checking the pressure accuracy of the sphygmomanometer using a test kit or standard manometer.
Lists all parts and tools required for the wall unit model of the e-sphyg™ 2, including item numbers.
Lists all parts and tools required for the mobile unit model of the e-sphyg™ 2, including item numbers.
Outlines the operating principle, ranges, accuracy, power supply, memory, environment, and arm circumference coverage.
Explains the warranty coverage, what is covered/not covered, and how to obtain warranty service.
Provides a list of available replacement components, their part numbers, and model usage information.
Details the device's electromagnetic emissions compliance according to IEC standards and its suitability for various environments.
Outlines the device's electromagnetic immunity to various tests and recommended separation distances for RF equipment.
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