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General| Brand | I.E.M. |
|---|---|
| Model | Tel-O-Graph GSM |
| Category | Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Language | English |
Accuracy of device measurements certified according to ISO 81060-2:2013.
Device meets EU guidelines (MDD, RED, RoHS) and bears the CE mark.
Lists the contents of the delivery package and optional accessories.
For home measurement of blood pressure and pulse on the upper arm in adults.
Lists situations and conditions where the device should not be used.
Defines key performance features of the blood pressure measurement process.
Explains warning symbols (WARNING, ATTENTION) and notes used in the manual.
Covers risks of self-diagnosis, blood flow disruption, allergic reactions, and specific medical conditions.
Details warnings on unapproved accessories, post-mastectomy use, electrical device interaction, and battery safety.
Warns about blood flow interruptions from cuff pressure and strangulation hazards from the cuff hose.
Provides key device instructions, malfunction avoidance, and warranty voiding information.
Details safe battery removal, disposal, and precautions for operating near strong electric fields.
Instructs on preventing fluid penetration into the device and actions to take if it occurs.
Details the components of the main blood pressure monitor unit.
Describes the blood pressure cuff and its air hose connection.
Explains the various icons and indicators shown on the device's display.
Specifies the recommended operating and storage temperatures and humidity.
Instructions for unpacking the device and checking for completeness and damage.
Step-by-step guide for inserting batteries into the device.
Details the procedure for turning the blood pressure monitor on and off.
Provides essential advice and preparations before taking a blood pressure measurement.
Instructs on correctly positioning the blood pressure cuff on the upper arm.
Details connecting the air hose and correctly positioning the blood pressure cuff on the arm.
Explains the recommended posture for accurate blood pressure measurement.
Guides through the process of taking a blood pressure measurement, including button presses.
Instructs on how to stop a measurement and remove the cuff safely.
Explains automatic transfer of measurement values via mobile network and confirmation signals.
Details the capacity for saving blood pressure and pulse readings.
Provides steps to clear stored measurements from the device's memory.
Describes menu options for network transmission, IR transmission, and deleting measurements.
Provides instructions for cleaning the device and cuff using mild detergents and water.
Details methods and approved agents for disinfecting the blood pressure cuff.
Explains the calibration period and requirements for metrological checks every two years.
Instructs on proper disposal of the device as electronic waste, not domestic waste.
Details legal obligations for returning used batteries to collection points.
Lists common measurement errors (Err 1-4) with causes and remedies.
Covers additional measurement error codes (Err 5, 6, 9) and aborted measurements.
Details the 'Err 10' internal error and the procedure if it occurs repeatedly.
Lists communication error codes (Cod 1-10) related to mobile network and SIM card.
Provides detailed specifications including measurement range, accuracy, power, and dimensions.
Lists specifications for material, operating conditions, battery capacity, and data connection.
Explains common symbols used on the device and packaging, including CE and FCC marks.
Details symbols for disposal, defibrillator-safe design, electromagnetic waves, and serial number.
Outlines the two-year warranty period, exclusions, and claim procedures.
Guides users on how to contact customer service for functional errors and repairs.
Specifies guidelines for HF interference emissions and compliance levels for electromagnetic environments.
Details guidelines for electrostatic discharge, magnetic fields, and HF radiated disturbances.
Provides guidance on immunity levels for RF radiated disturbances and recommended safety distances.
Explains notes on frequency ranges and factors influencing electromagnetic variables.
Provides calculated safety distances between telecommunication devices and the blood pressure monitor.
Lists the frequency bands used by the device and their transmission performance classes.
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