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General| Type | Automatic |
|---|---|
| Cuff size | 22 - 42 cm |
| Number of users | 1 user(s) |
| Memory registers | 1 |
| Placement supported | Upper arm |
| Mean arterial pressure | Yes |
| Diastolic blood pressure | - |
Describes the oscillometric blood pressure monitor's purpose and target users.
Table classifying home blood pressure values in adults based on international guidelines.
Explains what AF is, its causes, and its link to stroke risk.
Recommends AF screening for specific age groups and those with high blood pressure or other conditions.
Step-by-step guide on how to insert batteries into the device.
Instructions on how to set the year, month, day, hour, and minutes.
Guidance on choosing the appropriate cuff size based on arm circumference.
Explains how to switch between standard and AFIB/MAM measurement modes.
Details how AFIB/MAM mode performs triple measurements and detects AF.
Essential steps for accurate blood pressure readings, including posture and cuff placement.
Instructions on how to delete a measurement from memory immediately after it is taken.
Explains the AFIB symbol and its indication of possible atrial fibrillation.
Guidance for medical professionals on interpreting the AFIB symbol and recommending further tests.
Explains the color-coded bars on the display indicating blood pressure ranges.
How to access and scroll through past measurements using the M-button.
What happens when the memory capacity is reached and how to manage it.
Instructions to permanently delete all recorded measurement data from the device.
How to recognize a low battery and the need for replacement.
Step-by-step guide for replacing dead batteries and resetting date/time.
Specifies battery type (AA, 1.5V alkaline) and handling precautions.
Guidelines for using rechargeable batteries, including charging and removal.
Instructions for powering the device using an optional Microlife mains adapter.
Explains the cause and remedy for a weak signal error during measurement.
Addresses error signals due to movement or tension, suggesting re-measurement.
Details causes like leaks or loose cuffs for no pressure errors and how to fix them.
Explains inaccurate signals leading to no result and suggests checking measurement conditions.
Describes errors in AFIB/MAM mode preventing a final result, advising checklist review.
Indicates high pulse or cuff pressure, recommending rest and re-measurement.
Signals a pulse rate below 40 bpm, suggesting re-measurement.
General safety advice for using the device, handling, and precautions.
Instructions for cleaning the main unit with a soft, dry cloth.
Methods for cleaning the cuff, including warnings against machine washing.
Advises regular accuracy testing of the device, typically every 2 years.
Guidance on proper disposal of batteries and electronic devices according to regulations.
Details the 5-year warranty period, what is covered, and exclusions.
Specifies the recommended temperature and humidity ranges for device operation.
Defines the temperature and humidity ranges for storing the device.
States the total weight of the device, including batteries.
Provides the physical measurements (length, width, height) of the blood pressure monitor.
Refers to cuff size selection based on arm circumference.
Describes the oscillometric method and Korotkoff sound phases used for measurement.
Specifies the ranges for blood pressure (mmHg) and pulse rate (beats/min).
Indicates the range of pressure values that can be shown on the cuff display.
States the smallest increment for blood pressure readings (1 mmHg).
Defines the accuracy tolerance for blood pressure measurements (± 3 mmHg).
Specifies the accuracy tolerance for pulse rate measurements (± 5%).
Lists the power sources: AA batteries and optional mains adapter.
Estimates the number of measurements achievable with new batteries.
Indicates the device's protection against solid objects and liquids (IP20).
Lists the standards the device complies with (e.g., IEC, EN).
Specifies the expected service life for the device and accessories.
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