To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my IEM Mobil-O-Graph NG Blood Pressure Monitor desired log cannot be set with the button combination?
There are still readings from the last patient in the memory. Delete the data in the blood pressure monitor but make sure that the data has been saved.
How to fix Err 5 BAtt on IEM Mobil-O-Graph NG?
The 'Err 5 BAtt' error on your IEM Blood Pressure Monitor indicates a battery issue. This could be due to low battery voltage, in which case you should replace the batteries. It could also mean that the batteries are defective, even if the voltage seems correct; replace them in this case as well. Another possibility is corroded battery contacts; clean them carefully with a cotton cloth and some alcohol.
What to do if my IEM Mobil-O-Graph NG shows a serious error due to pressure build-up?
If there's a serious error due to pressure build-up outside the measuring process (pump has been switched on against orders), send the device immediately to your specialist supplier or directly to IEM GmbH for checking and repairs.
Why my IEM Mobil-O-Graph NG cannot be switched on?
If your IEM Blood Pressure Monitor fails to switch on, there are a few potential causes. The batteries might be installed incorrectly; ensure they are correctly inserted with the proper polarity. Alternatively, the battery voltage may be too low, requiring you to replace the batteries. If neither of these resolves the issue, the display could be defective, and the unit may need to be sent for repair.
What to do if my IEM Mobil-O-Graph NG Blood Pressure Monitor zero point comparison could not be performed successfully?
Send the device immediately to your specialist supplier or directly to IEM GmbH for checking.
What to do if my IEM Mobil-O-Graph NG Mobil-O-Graph® is connected to a mobile phone or GSM modem which is technically incapable of sending readings?
Try it again. If the error persists, please contact your specialist supplier or IEM GmbH.
Why does my IEM Mobil-O-Graph NG have a build-up of air?
Check the cuff for a build-up of air or a kink in the tube. If there is a kink in the cuff tube, lay the tube out. Otherwise, send the device in immediately.
What to do if my IEM Mobil-O-Graph NG shows insufficient valid pulse rate?
Place the cuff on the arm again.
What to do if my IEM Mobil-O-Graph NG Blood Pressure Monitor reading is not transmitted correctly?
Start the transmission again.
What to do if my IEM Mobil-O-Graph NG memory is full?
If the memory of your IEM Blood Pressure Monitor is full, delete data from the monitor, ensuring that the data has been saved first.
Initial introduction to the Mobil-O-Graph® 24-hour ABPM system.
Guide to using the ABP monitoring system and accessories.
Device compliance with ESH and measurement standards.
Compliance with medical device and R&TTE directives.
Lists basic set and analysis unit components.
Specifies 24-hour BP monitoring and PWA under medical supervision.
Warns against improper use and potential hazards.
Lists conditions for which ABPM is indicated.
Discusses potential side effects like petechial bleeding.
Key instructions for doctors regarding patient use and safety.
Patient-specific guidance on using keys and handling the device.
Overview of the Mobil-O-Graph® system and its components.
Instructions for checking delivered items for completeness.
Identifies and describes the physical parts of the Mobil-O-Graph® monitor.
Details the function of each key on the monitor.
Describes the LCD display and the meaning of acoustic signals.
Details cuff connection and data port usage.
Explains the IR interface for wireless data transmission.
Steps to prepare the monitor before a patient monitoring session.
How to power on the monitor and check its status.
How to erase previous patient data before a new session.
How to set the monitor's internal clock.
Importance of sending patient ID for correct data allocation.
Options for selecting measurement protocols.
Guide to fitting the monitor and cuff on the patient.
How to stop a measurement using any key.
Specifications of the Mobil-O-Graph® monitor.
Explains various symbols used in the manual and on the device.
Basic knowledge and steps for using the HMS CS software.
Steps to install the HMS CS software on various operating systems.
Lists the hardware and software requirements for installation.
Detailed installation procedure for Windows operating systems.
Installation steps for macOS.
Installation procedure for Linux operating systems.
How to update the HMS CS software to the latest version.
Procedures for backing up and restoring HMS CS data.
How to launch and close the HMS CS application.
Overview of the HMS CS main window and its components.
Details the menu items and their functions within HMS CS.
Explains the function of each button in the HMS CS toolbar.
Basic mouse operations within the HMS CS software.
Guide to using the sample patient data in HMS CS.
How to view the sample patient's information in HMS CS.
How to view the measurement data for the sample patient.
Procedure for safely closing the HMS CS application.
How to manage patient records within HMS CS.
Steps to add a new patient to the HMS CS database.
How to find and select a previously entered patient.
How to update existing patient information.
Procedure to change a patient's unique identification number.
Setting acceptable BP limits for analysis.
How to remove a patient record from HMS CS.
Manual entry for BP measurements taken outside the device.
Manual entry for weight measurements.
Viewing a log of patient data changes.
Connecting and preparing the monitor for data transfer.
Steps for connecting the monitor to a PC using a cable.
Steps for wireless connection using Bluetooth.
Steps for wireless connection using infrared.
Steps to prepare the monitor for patient monitoring using HMS CS.
How to configure measurement protocols for the monitor.
Synchronizing the monitor's clock with the PC.
Transferring patient ID to the monitor for automatic recognition.
Performing tests to ensure the monitor is functioning correctly.
Removing old measurement data from the monitor.
Configuring reminder settings for the Stabil-O-Graph®.
Completing the monitor preparation process.
Steps to initiate a 24-hour monitoring session.
How to start a measurement with the Stabil-O-Graph®.
Procedures for transferring data from the monitor to HMS CS.
Procedure to conclude a 24-hour monitoring session.
Linking HMS CS with the monitor for data transfer.
Linking HMS CS with the Stabil-O-Graph® for data transfer.
Transferring measurement data from the monitor to HMS CS.
Saving measurement data from HMS CS into a file.
Instructions for using the optional Stabil-O-Graph® device.
Tools and methods for analyzing measurement data within HMS CS.
Displays all measurements in a series as a table.
Graphical representation of BP values over time.
Diagram showing the correlation between diastolic and systolic BP.
Pie charts showing percentage of values above set limits.
Histograms showing frequency distributions of BP and heart rate.
Statistical statements on BP values for day and night.
Lists all hourly mean values for BP and pulse.
Monitors the morning rise in BP graphically.
Function to print selected analyses.
Comparing multiple measurement series for a patient.
Displays PWA history over 24 hours.
Compares peripheral and central BP readings over time for PWA.
Displays average haemodynamic information for the patient.
Features and setup for the e-health telemedicine service.
Steps to enable the e-health service for telemedicine.
Importing patient data from the e-health server.
Sending patient data to the e-health server.
Features and setup for monitoring within a practice environment.
Setting up the monitor for practice monitoring via Bluetooth.
Assigning test series to a patient in practice monitoring.
Functionality and procedures for Pulse Wave Analysis.
Requirements and installation for PWA functionality.
Steps to perform a pulse wave analysis.
Performing and analyzing triple PWA measurements.
How to enable and perform 24-hour PWA.
Reading and analyzing 24-hour PWA data.
Visualizing PWA results and parameters.
Viewing chronic trends of Alx and PWV.
Integrating HMS CS with practice administration systems via GDT.
Sending analysis reports to practice software.
Configuring default settings for the HMS CS software.
Configuring database access for HMS CS.
Setting the display language for HMS CS.
Configuring the e-health server connection.
Setting up communication interfaces for the monitor.
Defining global BP limits for analysis.
Selecting analysis settings and display options.
Customizing graph appearance.
Setting standard procedures for calculations and display.
Configuring GDT settings for data exchange.
Displays software version and manufacturer details.
Instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the monitor and accessories.
Requirements for metrological checks and servicing every two years.
Information and tips on using and maintaining rechargeable batteries.
Following operating instructions for the battery charger.
Common causes for measurement errors or undesired results.
Visual guide to battery status.
Explains error E004 during data transfer.
A checklist for troubleshooting common issues.
Detailed error symptoms, causes, and remedies for the Mobil-O-Graph®.
Troubleshooting communication issues with Stabil-O-Graph®.
Troubleshooting Bluetooth communication errors.
Instructions for using the M2X battery charger.
Instructions for using the TL 4+4 Ultrafast Charger.
Using the device with alkaline batteries.
Details on the product's warranty and its limitations.
Information on how to get the device repaired.
Requirements for metrological checks.
Legal terms regarding manufacturer liability.
Electromagnetic compatibility guidelines and declarations.
A printable summary of key instructions for patients.
Form for ordering accessories for the Mobil-O-Graph®.
General| Device Type | Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor |
|---|---|
| Method | Oscillometric |
| Accuracy (Blood Pressure) | ±3 mmHg |
| Accuracy (Heart Rate) | ±2 bpm |
| Data Transfer | Bluetooth, USB |
| Power Source | Rechargeable Battery |
| Measurement Range (Heart Rate) | 30 – 240 bpm |
| Cuff Sizes Available | S, M, L |
| Weight | 240 grams |
