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Easymax Voice
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Voice Self-Monitoring Blood Glucose System
User’s Manual
Please read this User’s Manual thoroughly before
using your blood glucose meter.
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Summary

Intended Use

Why is it so important to test blood glucose regularly?

Do you need help?

Seeking Assistance and Resources

Guidance on contacting healthcare professionals or visiting the EASYMAX website for support and diabetes management tools.

Important Information About Your New EASYMAX Voice

General Safety and Usage Precautions

Crucial safety, usage, and handling guidelines for the meter, including diagnostic use, storage, and biohazard warnings.

Health-Related Information

Factors Affecting Test Results

Information on how health conditions like dehydration, humidity, and hematocrit can impact blood glucose test accuracy.

Consulting Test Strip Instructions

Advice to refer to test strip instructions for additional health-related information and proper usage.

Explanation of Symbols

General Device and Safety Symbols

Explanation of common symbols found in the manual and on the device, covering usage, safety, and regulatory information.

Explanation of Meter Symbols

Meter Display Icons and Meanings

Detailed breakdown of symbols displayed on the EASYMAX meter screen for various functions like date, time, results, and errors.

Description of Sound

Meter Spoken Alerts and Messages

List of spoken messages and alerts provided by the meter for different operations, status updates, and error conditions.

Chapter 1: Understanding Your Meter

EASYMAX Voice Blood Glucose Meter Overview

Introduction to the EASYMAX Voice meter, detailing its display, buttons, test strip slot, and phone jack for connectivity.

Test Strips and Accessories

Blood Glucose Test Strip Details

Illustration and explanation of the components of the EASYMAX blood glucose test strip, including electrode, reaction area, and collection area.

Lancing Device Components

Diagram and explanation of the lancing device parts like the sliding barrel, trigger button, sleeve, and adjustable tip for lancet insertion.

Inserting Batteries

Setting Language and Volume

Setting Time and Date

Using EASYMAX Blood Glucose Test Strips

Chapter 2: Control Solution Testing

Purpose of Control Solution Tests

Explains why running control solution tests is important to verify the accuracy and reliability of the meter and test strips.

About The Control Solutions

Performing a Control Solution Test

Understanding Control Solution Results

Control Solution Troubleshooting

Chapter 3: Testing Your Blood Glucose

Using the Lancing Device

Instructions on selecting the appropriate depth setting for the lancing device and safety notes on using sterile lancets.

Inserting a Lancet into the Lancing Device

Fingertip Blood Glucose Testing

Alternate Site Testing (AST)

Understanding AST Principles

Information on Alternate Site Testing (AST), including when it is appropriate and situations where fingertip testing is recommended.

AST Results and Fingertip Testing

Forearm Blood Glucose Testing (AST)

Palm Blood Glucose Testing (AST)

Discarding Used Lancets Safely

Understanding Your Test Results

High and Low Blood Glucose Symptoms

Comparing Meter to Lab Results

Chapter 4: Meter Memory and Setup

Storing and Reviewing Test Results

Information on the meter's memory capacity, how test results are stored with time/date, and the importance of correct settings.

Viewing and Deleting Test Results

Meter Setup and Personalization

Chapter 5: Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Battery Management and Replacement

Procedure for inserting batteries, understanding the low battery indicator, and meter behavior after battery replacement.

Cleaning the Blood Glucose Meter

Cleaning the Lancing Device

Meter Maintenance and Self-Testing

Screen Messages and Troubleshooting

Humidified;Used Strips and Low Power Errors

Explanation and resolution steps for 'Humidified/Used strips' and 'Low power' error messages displayed by the meter.

Meter Error Messages: Volume, Memory, System

Volume Detector, Memory Fault, System Fault

Troubleshooting guidance for 'Volume detector error', 'Memory fault', and 'System fault' messages, including battery checks.

Meter Error Messages: High and Low Results

High (HI) and Low (LO) Result Indicators

Explanation of 'HI' (high result) and 'LO' (low result) error messages and recommended actions for each.

Meter Error Messages: Temperature Issues

Temperature Performance Errors (HE;LE)

Information on 'HE' (high temperature) and 'LE' (low temperature) errors, advising relocation to appropriate operating temperatures.

Chapter 6: Technical Information

Device Specifications

Detailed technical specifications for the EASYMAX meter, including range, test time, operating conditions, and measurement principles.

Limitations of the System

Device Information and Support

Easymax Voice Specifications

General IconGeneral
Measuring Time5 seconds
Memory450 test results with date and time
BatteryTwo 1.5V AAA alkaline batteries
Test Time5 seconds
Voice FeatureYes
Operating Humidity10 - 90% RH
Blood SampleCapillary whole blood
Measuring Range20-600 mg/dL
Sample TypeWhole blood
Operating Temperature10-40°C

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