What to do if Arkray Blood Glucose Meter shows test strip problem?
If the Arkray Blood Glucose Meter displays a test strip problem, it might be due to dirty contact bars on the test strip, using an incorrect test strip, or reinserting a used test strip. Repeat the test using a new test strip.
What to do if Arkray Blood Glucose Meter shows not enough blood?
If the Arkray Blood Glucose Meter indicates that not enough blood was added to the test strip, or the blood application technique was incorrect, retest with a new test strip.
What to do if the test strip is not inserted firmly into my Arkray Glucocard 01 Blood Glucose Meter?
If the test strip is not inserted firmly into your Arkray Blood Glucose Meter, ensure that the test strip is fully inserted into the test strip port.
How to fix Arkray Blood Glucose Meter temperature error?
If the Arkray Blood Glucose Meter shows that the meter temperature is outside the acceptable range (50°F-104°F or 10°C-40°C), allow the meter and test strips to warm up or cool down slowly for about 20 minutes until the temperature warning symbol disappears.
Why is my Arkray Glucocard 01 Blood Glucose Meter control solution test result out-of-range?
If the control solution test result is out-of-range when using your Arkray Blood Glucose Meter, try the following: * Repeat the test, ensuring you insert a test strip and activate control solution mode by pressing the Orange/Up Arrow button until “CONT” appears on the screen. * Verify that neither the test strips nor the control solutions have expired. Check the expiration date on the bottle, and ensure the bottles haven't been opened for more than three months. * Confirm the control solutions are at room temperature (72-82°F or 22-28°C). If not, retest with a new bottle of control solution or allow the solution to reach room temperature. * Ensure that the code on the test strip bottle matches the code displayed on the meter screen. If they don't match, you will need to obtain a n...
Lists the components included in the GLUCOCARD™ 01 Blood Glucose Monitoring System package.
Identifies and illustrates the top and bottom parts of the GLUCOCARD™ 01 Blood Glucose Meter.
Describes the test strip bottle and the individual test strip, including contact bars and application tip.
Outlines the initial steps and requirements before performing meter set-up.
Lists conditions and reasons for performing a control solution test on the meter.
Illustrates and labels the components of the lancing device.
Provides a step-by-step guide on obtaining a blood drop from the fingertip.
Detailed instructions on how to perform a blood glucose test using the meter and strip.
Explains how to mark test results as DEL (delete) or CONT (control).
Provides crucial information and potential differences when testing from sites other than the fingertip.
Guidelines on when to use alternate site testing versus fingertip testing.
Instructions on selecting and preparing an alternate site for blood glucose testing.
Detailed steps for performing a blood glucose test from an alternate site.
Guidelines for comparing meter readings with clinical lab results, including pre-comparison steps.
Explains various factors that can cause differences in test results and when to contact a healthcare professional.
Instructions on how to press the button to enter the memory mode and view initial screen data.
Guidance on scrolling forward and backward through test results stored in the meter's memory.
Instructions on how to exit memory mode and the conditions for automatic shut-off.
Describes the button presses required to delete all test results from the meter's memory.
Instructions on how to clean the meter, including what to avoid.
Recommendations for storing and handling the meter and test strips to ensure proper function.
Explains common symbols and messages like "Lo", "Hi", low battery, and temperature warnings.
Details specific error codes indicating meter faults and recommended actions.
Explains error messages related to test strips, blood application, and code numbers.
Explains messages related to control solution application and test averaging status.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the GLUCOCARD™ 01 meter and sensor.
Outlines warnings about PAM, oxygen therapy, and grasping the meter near the thermosensor.
Discusses the impact of hematocrit extremes, shock, and various drugs on test results.
Specifies system limitations, prohibited uses (neonates, serum/plasma), and altitude restrictions.
General| Measurement Range | 20-600 mg/dL |
|---|---|
| Test Time | 7 seconds |
| Measurement Method | Electrochemical |
| Battery Life | Approximately 1000 tests |
| Sample Size | 0.5 µL |
| Operating Conditions | 10-40 °C, 20-80% RH |
| Storage Conditions | 10-90% RH |
| Power Source | One CR2032 lithium battery |
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