RECALL SUBJECT DATA
This feature allows an operator to recall, at a later stage, the test data for manual
recording purposes or entry into other computer software programs such as
spreadsheets, etc.
At the time of subject data entry, a test number is automatically allocated by the
BODYSTAT® 1500 unit. It is advisable to manually record the name of the
subject being tested against that number. This will enable an operator to
subsequently recall data of the correct subject number.
A maximum of 100 tests will be stored in the memory of the BODYSTAT® 1500
unit at any one time. When the memory reaches its maximum capacity FOR THE
FIRST TIME, and a further test (number 101) is performed, the oldest number,
i.e. test number 1, is automatically dropped from the memory.
At all times thereafter, the most recent 100 tests will always be stored but
successive tests will be numbered in ascending order, i.e. 101, 102, 103, etc to
a maximum number of 99,999. Thereafter, the numerical series will
automatically revert back to number 1. Thus each test will maintain its own
unique allocated number for subsequent recall purposes.
NOTE: Tests are automatically stored in memory after subject data has been
entered and the BODYSTAT® 1500 unit has successfully performed a
measurement. Data is not lost after the unit is switched off or during battery
replacement.
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