What to do if my Jumper Blood Pressure Monitor displays “Err 1”?
If your Jumper Blood Pressure Monitor displays “Err 1”, it means the leakage is too fast or the pulse signal is too weak. Check the cuff, tie it up, and try again.
What to do if my Jumper JPD-HA200 displays “Err P”?
If your Jumper Blood Pressure Monitor displays “Err P”, it means the inflation failed. Check the cuff, tie it up, and try again.
What to do if my Jumper Blood Pressure Monitor displays “Err 2”?
If your Jumper Blood Pressure Monitor displays “Err 2”, it means the blood pressure signal cannot be detected due to too much noise. Remove any noise sources and measure again.
What to do if my Jumper JPD-HA200 Blood Pressure Monitor displays “HI” on my Jumper JPD-HA200 Blood Pressure Monitor?
If your Jumper Blood Pressure Monitor displays “HI”, it means the inflation pressure is greater than 307±8 mmHg (41 kPa±1 kPa). Please measure again.
Why is my Jumper Blood Pressure Monitor not pressurizing?
If your Jumper Blood Pressure Monitor isn't pressurizing, make sure the air plug is securely inserted into the main unit. If it still doesn't pressurize, the air tube might be broken or leaking, in which case you should purchase a new cuff.
How to fix a Jumper Blood Pressure Monitor with no display?
If your Jumper Blood Pressure Monitor has no display when you press the power button, it could be due to low batteries. Replace them or use the USB for power. Also, check that the batteries are installed with the correct polarities.
General| Brand | Jumper |
|---|---|
| Model | JPD-HA200 |
| Category | Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Language | English |
Overview of the electronic blood pressure monitor's features and capabilities.
Details the main unit of the blood pressure monitor, including its controls and interfaces.
Explains the various indicators and readouts shown on the device's digital display.
Step-by-step guide on how to insert batteries into the device for operation.
Information on how to check battery status and replace batteries when needed.
Instructions on using the USB port for an alternative power source.
Details on the blood pressure cuff, including its size range and connection method.
How to select between different user profiles for storing measurement data.
Guide to setting the current year, month, and date on the blood pressure monitor.
Configuration options for voice output features on compatible device models.
How to choose between mmHg and kPa as the unit for displaying blood pressure readings.
Guidelines for preparing the body and environment before taking a blood pressure reading.
Explains factors that can affect the accuracy of blood pressure readings.
Important warnings and advice to ensure accurate and safe blood pressure measurements.
Detailed instructions on correctly applying the blood pressure cuff to the arm.
Step-by-step process for initiating a blood pressure measurement cycle.
How to access, view, and manage stored blood pressure measurement data.
Instructions on how to delete stored measurement data for the current user.
Explanation of what blood pressure is and the concepts of systolic and diastolic pressure.
Critical warnings regarding who should not use the device and under what conditions.
Guidelines and recommendations for safe operation and maintenance of the device.
Information on intended users, calibration, and factors affecting measurement accuracy.
Explains discrepancies in blood pressure readings between home and hospital environments.
Addresses reasons why home blood pressure readings might be higher than hospital readings.
Explains potential sensations during cuff inflation and reassures user safety.
Advises on the optimal times and conditions for taking accurate blood pressure measurements.
Discusses factors contributing to variations in blood pressure readings over time.
Instructions on how to clean the blood pressure monitor using appropriate agents.
Guidelines for disinfecting the blood pressure monitor with recommended solutions.
Information on the device's electromagnetic emissions and their compliance with standards.
Details on the device's immunity to electromagnetic disturbances and required environments.
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