To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my HoMedics BPW-360BT turn on?
If your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor isn't turning on when you press the START/STOP button, the batteries may be drained. Replace them with two new AAA alkaline batteries. Also, ensure the battery polarities are correctly positioned. If they aren't, re-insert the batteries in the correct positions.
What to do if E10 or E11 error appears on HoMedics BPW-360BT Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the E10 or E11 error symbol appears on your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor, it could be due to movement during measurement. To resolve this, switch the unit off to clear the error, and then measure again, ensuring you keep your wrist steady during the process. Shaking the wrist with the cuff on can also cause the error.
How to fix data transmission errors on my HoMedics BPW-360BT?
If you see the data transmission indicator and an error symbol on your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor, there may be connection issues with your mobile device. First, press and hold the START/STOP button and try again. Ensure that Bluetooth® is turned ON on your mobile device and try again. Also, make sure the monitor and your mobile device are within 6-9 feet (2-3 meters) of each other.
What does E1 error mean on HoMedics BPW-360BT?
If the E1 error symbol appears on the display of your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor, it means that the cuff is either too loose or not securely fastened. To fix this, refasten the cuff and then measure again.
What does LO mean on my HoMedics BPW-360BT?
If “LO” is displayed on the screen of your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor, it indicates that the batteries need to be replaced. Replace them with two new AAA alkaline batteries.
What does E3 error mean on HoMedics BPW-360BT?
If the E3 error symbol is displayed on your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor, the inflation pressure has exceeded 300mmHg. To resolve this, switch the unit off, and then measure again.
What does E2 error mean on HoMedics BPW-360BT Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the E2 error symbol appears on the display of your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor, it means the cuff is too tight on your wrist. To resolve this, refasten the cuff and measure again.
What does E5 or E6 error mean on HoMedics BPW-360BT?
If the E5 or E6 error symbol appears on the display of your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor, it indicates a system error. To attempt to resolve this, measure again.
What does E20 or E21 error mean on HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the E20 or E21 error symbol appears on the display of your HoMedics Blood Pressure Monitor, it means there was an error determining measurement data. To solve this, measure again.
General| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Power Source | 2 AAA batteries |
| Irregular Heartbeat Detection | Yes |
| WHO Indicator | Yes |
| Automatic Shut-off | Yes |
| Accuracy (Pressure) | ±3 mmHg |
| Type | Wrist |
| Measurement Range (Pulse) | 40-180 bpm |
| Cuff Size | 5.3" - 8.5" (13.5 - 21.5 cm) |
| Memory | 2 users, 60 readings each |
| Accuracy (Pulse) | ±5% |
| Device Type | Automatic |
Instructions on registering the product online for future support and product development.
Indicates the Spanish manual starts on page 34.
Highlights the product's five-year limited warranty period.
Basic precautions and warnings to follow before using the blood pressure monitor.
Clarifies the product is for home use; consult a physician for medical advice and lists user limitations.
Advises avoiding strong electrical or electromagnetic fields for accurate measurements.
Defines blood pressure and explains the importance of monitoring it for health.
Presents AHA hypertension levels and explains the monitor's risk category index function.
Describes automatic inflation/deflation technology and causes of measurement errors.
Explains the IHB icon indicates detected pulse irregularity.
Refers to the screen indicators and describes the function of MEM, START/STOP, and SET buttons.
Identifies the wrist cuff and locates the battery compartment.
Lists the items included with the unit: batteries and carrying case.
Explains symbols for Pulse, Weak Battery, and Error.
Details indicators for Risk Category, IHB, User 1/2, and Memory Review.
Lists specific error codes (E1-E21) and their corresponding corrections.
Describes battery cover location and step-by-step battery insertion.
Lists conditions requiring battery replacement (low battery symbol, no display).
Advises on using correct battery type, replacing all at once, and removing for long storage.
Explains how to start setting the date and time and adjust components using buttons.
Indicates the screen displays 'done' upon successful completion.
States the need for the HoMedics App and explains automatic or manual transmission.
Describes display indicators for successful ('done') or unsuccessful (ERROR) transmission.
Details requirements for mobile app and Bluetooth to be active for data transfer.
Explains the app only receives new readings and does not store duplicates.
Stresses that only Bluetooth Smart devices work with the monitor.
Instructs to remove jewelry and roll up sleeves for bare skin contact.
Details correct placement on the wrist and secure fastening for accuracy.
Provides instructions for using the right wrist if the left is not possible.
Instructs to align cuff with heart level and support arm if needed.
Recommends sitting upright and taking deep breaths before measurement.
Warns against leaning back or moving during measurement.
Emphasizes positioning at heart level and staying still.
Lists factors like exertion, substances, and pre-measurement relaxation.
Reminds users to remove the protective film from the screen.
Details how to select User 1 or User 2 using MEM and SET buttons.
Explains pressing START/STOP after cuff application and display checks.
Shows the '0' display indicating the monitor is ready for measurement.
Describes the display of systolic, diastolic pressure, and pulse after measurement.
Notes automatic storage and attempt to send results to the mobile device.
States the monitor turns off automatically after 1 minute of inactivity.
Explains the index compares readings to AHA levels for risk cues.
Clarifies cues assist understanding but aren't a substitute for physician advice.
Visually presents categories like Normal, Prehypertension, Stage 1 & 2 Hypertension.
Explains the IHB icon and when to seek medical advice.
Warns that movement, shaking, or talking can cause false IHB indications.
Crucial warning that the monitor is not for diagnosing or treating arrhythmias.
States capacity and how to select User 1 or User 2 for memory access.
Details pressing MEM to access stored readings, showing average and previous entries.
Instructs to press and hold MEM and SET buttons simultaneously to erase data.
Advises on environment, body temperature, and taking measurements consistently.
Warns against movement, defines posture, and recommends waiting between measurements.
States results are for reference only; consult a physician and lists user limitations.
Instructs on cleaning with a damp cloth and handling batteries properly for storage.
States the monitor is not field serviceable and warns against water immersion and extreme conditions.
Includes instructions on not folding cuff tightly, avoiding shocks, etc.
Specifies the temperature and humidity ranges for storage and operation.
Advises not using the device near cell phones or microwave ovens due to interference.
States FCC compliance and warns about unauthorized modifications.
Suggests measures like reorienting antennas or increasing separation to correct interference.
Addresses low battery symbol and unit not turning on.
Details specific error codes and their corresponding corrections.
Troubleshoots data transmission errors, checking Bluetooth and range.
Specifies power source, measurement method, and measurement ranges.
Provides accuracy specifications and pressure sensor model.
Lists memory capacity, auto-shut-off, and environment specifications.
Provides the product's weight, wrist circumference, and physical dimensions.
Lists included accessories and the device's software version.
Covers ME Equipment type, IPX0 rating, and warnings for flammable anesthetics.
States the five-year warranty against defects and how to obtain service.
Lists conditions not covered by the warranty and liability limitations.
Specifies the warranty is effective only in the country of purchase.
Declares the provided warranty as sole and exclusive, limiting liability for damages.
Clarifies warranty covers repair/replacement and reserves right for substitutions.
Mentions that consumers may have additional rights varying by state.
Directs users to www.homedics.com for more information on product lines.
Lists HoMedics as registered trademark, copyright year, and other trademarks.
Shows the model number IB-BPW360BT and warranty period mention.
