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General| Number of Tests per Cassette | 50 |
|---|---|
| Blood Sample Size | 0.6 μL |
| Test Time | 5 seconds |
| Blood Sample | Capillary whole blood |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Relative Humidity | 10 - 90% |
| Battery Type | 2 x AAA batteries |
| Measuring Range | 1.1 - 33.3 mmol/L |
| Operating Temperature | 10 - 40 °C |
Specifies the purpose of the BETACHEK C50 system for quantitative glucose determination and suitability for self-testing.
Lists key capabilities of the BETACHEK C50 system, including cassette system, integrated lancing device, and data transfer.
Details and labels for the various components and parts of the BETACHEK C50 meter and lancing device.
Guides users on how to verify the displayed unit of measurement (mg/dL or mmol/L) for blood glucose results.
Step-by-step instructions on how to properly insert a new test cassette into the BETACHEK C50 meter.
Details the procedure for safely removing a used test cassette from the BETACHEK C50 meter.
Explains the 90-day countdown for test cassette usability after opening and the notifications received before expiry.
Guides the user on how to select between 24-hour and 12-hour time formats for the meter display.
Instructions for setting the meter's hour, minute, year, month, and day for accurate logging.
Explains how to choose the preferred format for displaying the date (dd-mm or mm-dd).
Details how to turn the meter's audible sound alerts on or off.
Instructions for enabling or disabling the wireless (flight mode) function of the meter.
Step-by-step guide on how to insert a lancet into the integrated lancing device of the BETACHEK C50 meter.
Instructions on adjusting the penetration depth selector for pain-free blood sampling.
Procedure for safely removing a used lancet from the lancing device after use.
Covers essential preparations and initial setup steps before performing a blood glucose test.
Details the core steps of the test, including winding, sample collection, and application.
Explains how to view results, flag them, and set meal reminders.
Covers winding off the used test and final steps to conclude the blood glucose test.
Instructions on how to access and view previously stored blood glucose test results and their associated times/dates.
Explains how to view calculated averages of test results over 7, 14, 30, and 90-day periods.
Guides on checking meter display function and firmware version using system tools.
Explains how to check remaining tests and expiry date of the inserted test cassette.
Introduces the free mobile app for downloading, charting, and sharing BETACHEK test results.
Step-by-step guide on how to wirelessly connect and pair the BETACHEK C50 meter with a smartphone or tablet.
Provides solutions and steps to resolve common problems encountered during meter and device pairing.
Instructions on how to perform a control test using BETACHEK Control Solution to verify meter accuracy.
Details how to flag a control test result to distinguish it from regular blood glucose measurements.
Lists potential reasons for control test errors and provides guidance for troubleshooting.
Provides instructions and notes on cleaning the exterior and sensor area of the BETACHEK C50 meter.
Details how to clean the internal area where the test cassette is inserted.
Instructions on cleaning the sensor window using a damp cotton tip or tissue.
Guide on how to clean the exterior and interior of the integrated lancing device.
Instructions on how to disinfect the lancing device using 70% isopropanol.
Details on when and how to replace the CR2032 battery in the BETACHEK C50 meter.
Specifies acceptable temperature ranges for testing and storing the meter.
Defines acceptable relative humidity ranges for testing and storing the meter.
Advises against testing in direct sunlight and explains potential error messages due to light exposure.
Provides a comprehensive guide to understanding the various symbols displayed on the BETACHEK C50 meter.
Addresses power issues, 'Exp' errors, and other common problems encountered with the meter.
Lists and explains common error codes (E-0 to E-4) displayed by the meter and their causes.
Continues the explanation of meter error codes, covering E-5 through E-9.
Details the remaining error codes, including E10 (battery), E11 (temp), E12 (control), E13 (reset).
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