What to do if my Berry BM1000 won't turn on?
If your Berry Medical Equipment isn't powering on, the batteries might be dead or almost dead, so try replacing them. Also, check that the batteries are correctly installed; if not, reinstall them. If the problem persists, the device may have malfunctioned, and you should contact the supplier.
Why did the screen on my Berry BM1000 suddenly turn off?
The screen on your Berry Medical Equipment might have turned off because the device automatically shuts down when no finger is inserted for more than 10 seconds or after an upload is finished, which is normal. Alternatively, the batteries might be exhausted, in which case you should replace them.
Why is the SpO and PR 2 display unstable on my Berry Medical Equipment?
An unstable SpO and PR 2 display on your Berry Medical Equipment could be due to the finger not being placed deep enough inside the device; ensure proper placement and try again. Also, if the finger is shaking or the person being tested is moving, this can cause instability. Encourage them to remain still.
How to fix SpO and PR 2 if they can’t be displayed normally on Berry Medical Equipment?
If the SpO and PR 2 values aren't displaying normally or the values disappeared on your Berry Medical Equipment, it could be due to improper finger positioning; please try again, ensuring correct placement. Alternatively, the patient’s SpO may be too low to be detected. Try again, and if you are sure the device is working correctly, seek a diagnosis from a hospital.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting batteries into the device.
How to power on the device and perform a measurement.
Overview of the oximeter, its purpose, and target users.
Lists when not to use the device and explains measurement technology.
Essential safety guidelines and warnings for oximeter use.
Important precautions to ensure accurate readings and safe operation.
Explains the different indicators and readings on the device screen.
Instructions for installing batteries and attaching the lanyard.
Step-by-step guide on how to use the pulse oximeter.
Details the device's functions and button operations.
Explains the meaning of various network indicator symbols.
Instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the oximeter.
Details measurement ranges, accuracy, power, and environmental requirements.
ARMS specification for SpO2 ranges.
Lists common problems, possible reasons, and solutions.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used in the manual.
Guidance on electromagnetic emissions and their environment.
Guidance on electromagnetic immunity and its environment.
Test specifications for enclosure port immunity to RF wireless equipment.
The Berry Fingertip Pulse Oximeter, model BM1000, is a small, compact, simple, reliable, and durable physiological monitoring device designed for intermittent checks of oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate in adults within clinical environments, outpatient departments, sickrooms, recovery, and healthcare organizations, as well as community medical treatment centers. It is not intended for continuous monitoring or for use on injured skin tissue.
The pulse oximeter operates on the principle of Photoelectric Oxyhemoglobin Inspection Technology, measuring arterial oxygen saturation via oximetry. It uses two beams of different wavelengths of light (666nm visible red light and 905nm near-infrared light) focused on the human nail tip via emitters. A photosensitive element obtains a measured signal, and the amount of light absorbed relates to the amount of oxygen in the blood during pulses. A microprocessor calculates the ratio of the two absorbed spectrums and compares the results with saturation values in memory to determine blood oxygen saturation.
The device features an OLED display that shows SpO2 percentage, pulse rate (bpm), a plethysmogram wave, network indicator, and battery status. It is powered by two AAA alkaline batteries.
The device is classified as Type BF APPLIED PART and does not contain an alarm function. It should be sent to a separate collection facility for recovery and recycling when discarded.
General| Brand | Berry |
|---|---|
| Model | BM1000 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
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