What to do if my IEM Mobil-O-Graph PWA cannot be switched on?
If your IEM Blood Pressure Monitor will not switch on, first, check that the power packs or batteries have been inserted incorrectly, reinsert both power packs or batteries and ensure correct polarity. Next, verify the power pack or battery voltage, and replace the power packs or batteries if the voltage is too low.
Why the desired log cannot be set with the button combination on IEM Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the desired log cannot be set with the button combination, it is because 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.
What does Code 4 mean on my IEM Mobil-O-Graph PWA Blood Pressure Monitor?
Code 4 indicates that the Bluetooth interface of the Mobil-O- Graph® is not yet connected to the Bluetooth dongle. Try connecting to the device via Bluetooth® again.
What does Code 6 mean on my IEM Mobil-O-Graph PWA Blood Pressure Monitor?
Code 6 means that the measurement value memory of the Mobil-O-Graph® does contain any blood pressure values that have not yet been sent. After taking further measurements, these are sent.
What should I do if an error occurs during the first measurement on my IEM Mobil-O-Graph PWA Blood Pressure Monitor?
If an error occurs during the first measurement, check the circumference of the arm using the tape measure provided and compare it to the information printed on the cuff, as the cuff size may not fit the arm circumference of the patient.
What does it mean if my IEM Mobil-O-Graph PWA displays Err 10?
If your IEM Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'Err 10' and a continuous alarm sounds, it indicates a serious error due to pressure build-up outside the measuring process (pump has been switched on against orders).
What does it mean if my IEM Mobil-O-Graph PWA Blood Pressure Monitor shows Err 8?
If your IEM Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'Err 8', it signifies that the measurement was cancelled by pressing a button. To resolve this, simply repeat the measurement.
What to do if IEM Mobil-O-Graph PWA Blood Pressure Monitor displays Err 7?
If your IEM Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'Err 7', it means the memory of the blood pressure measuring device is full. Delete the data in the blood pressure monitor but make sure that the data has been saved.
What to do if the evaluation unit is not reacting to data transfer on IEM Mobil-O-Graph PWA Blood Pressure Monitor?
If the evaluation unit is not reacting to data transfer but 'co' is shown on the display, check whether the 9-pin plug of the data transmission cable is securely located in the device’s interface socket.
What to do if IEM Mobil-O-Graph PWA displays Err 3?
If your IEM Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'Err 3', it could be due to a few reasons. It may be because the blood pressure is beyond the measurement range, which renders the blood pressure monitor unsuitable for the patient. It could also be due to considerable arm movement, so keep the arm still during measurement. If this error occurs continuously, there may be problems with the pneumatics.
Provides initial information about the Mobil-O-Graph device, its features, and benefits for 24-hour measurement.
Explains the purpose, structure, and how to use this operating manual for the Mobil-O-Graph.
Details the device's compliance with standards from ESH, BHS, and ISO 81060-2:2013.
Lists the directives (MDD, RED, RoHS) the device conforms to and bears the CE Mark.
Specifies the device's purpose for 24-hour blood pressure and pulse wave analysis under medical supervision.
Lists prohibited uses, contraindications (e.g., unsound mind, children under 3), and unsafe environments.
Defines key performance criteria such as error tolerances and pressure supply according to standards.
Outlines medical conditions like hypertension or hypotension for which the device is indicated.
Describes potential side effects like petechial bleeding or haematomas from cuff pressure.
Provides crucial safety instructions and warnings for proper and safe device operation.
Explains the meaning of signal words (WARNING, ATTENTION) and associated symbols for danger.
Clarifies the meaning of 'Note' and 'External reference' symbols used in the manual.
Details critical safety precautions for medical professionals, covering patient risks and device handling.
Overview of the system's two main components: the Mobil-O-Graph monitor and the HMS CS evaluation software.
Instructions for checking the delivery package contents for completeness and functionality upon receipt.
Details the physical components and features of the Mobil-O-Graph blood pressure monitor.
Lists and identifies the various external components of the blood pressure monitor unit.
Explains the function and operation of each button (ON/OFF, START, DAY/NIGHT, EVENT) on the device.
Describes the information conveyed by the LCD display for measurement data and errors.
Explains the different tone burst sequences emitted by the device and their meanings.
Details the physical connection point for the cuff tube and its importance for measurement accuracy.
Describes the location and function of the data socket for connecting the PC interface cable.
Explains the wireless interface for data transfer using an IR-Med adapter.
Guides the user through essential setup steps before initiating a blood pressure measurement.
Describes the power-on sequence, including initial device tests and display checks.
Instructions for deleting stored measurement data from the device's memory.
Details how to set the device's internal time and date, either manually or via software.
Explains transferring patient information via HMS CS for accurate data allocation during readout.
Guides on selecting and configuring measurement logging intervals for data recording.
Instructions for configuring measurement logs and parameters using the HMS CS evaluation software.
Step-by-step guide on correctly applying the cuff and initiating the first measurement.
Provides guidance on optimal patient positioning and behaviour during measurement for accuracy.
Lists the technical specifications, measurement ranges, accuracy, and operating parameters of the device.
Explains various symbols and labels found on the device, its accessories, and within the manual.
Instructions for proper cleaning and disinfection of the cuff sleeve, balloon, monitor, and bag.
Outlines the recommended maintenance schedule, including weekly checks and biennial metrological checks.
Identifies common causes for inaccurate measurements or unwanted results, such as patient movement or incorrect settings.
Details error codes (e.g., E004) related to data transmission issues between the device and PC.
Provides a step-by-step checklist for diagnosing and resolving common device errors and connection problems.
Lists specific error messages (Err 1-10), their possible causes, and recommended corrective measures.
Guidance on using and charging the recommended rechargeable NiMH power packs for optimal performance.
Instructions for using disposable alkaline batteries and their proper disposal after use.
Outlines the terms, duration, and conditions for the two-year warranty on the Mobil-O-Graph hardware.
Information on contacting specialists or IEM GmbH for device repairs and shipping instructions.
Details the requirement for biennial metrological checks to ensure continuous compliance with regulations.
Legal disclaimer regarding IEM's liability for damages, negligence, or defects not covered by warranty.
Provides essential safety and usage information for patients using the Mobil-O-Graph for 24-hour monitoring.
Details specific safety guidelines for patients, including cuff placement, device interruption, and avoiding kinks.
Presents technical documentation on electromagnetic compatibility and manufacturer's declarations for the device.
Details electromagnetic emissions compliance and environmental guidelines as per CISPR and IEC standards.
General| Brand | IEM |
|---|---|
| Model | Mobil-O-Graph PWA |
| Category | Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Language | English |
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