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• 3 consecutive readings ( Measurement Average Mode = 3/MAM-mode )
In the case of a single reading, just one blood pressure reading is taken and stored.
The 3/MAM-mode is to be recommended if you suffer from severely fluctuating blood
pressure. 3 successive readings are taken at 15 second intervals, thus eliminating
widely varying readings. In the case of serious deviations, a 4th reading may be taken.
From these three measurements, a weighted average value is calculated, displayed
and stored in the selected memory. A reading taken in this way is indicated in the
memory by an bk .
The 3/MAM procedure greatly minimizes the risk of an incorrect reading.
1. To switch between single measurement and 3 consecutive measurements (3MAM
procedure), press and hold the TIMER button W until the symbol for 3MAM mode
and “ “ appear flashing in the display.
2. Press the MEMO button x to select either “ “ or “ “; “ “ for the
3MAM measuring method and “ “ for single measurement.
3. Confirm your selection by pressing the START button w (or press the TIMER
button W to make the next setting: “ Switch beep on/off “).
3.7. Switching beeps on/off
Beeps sound when you take a measurement using the 3NF1-2B blood pressure meter.
You can switch off the beeps by making the following setting.
1. To switch between “beep on” and “beep off”, press and hold the TIMER button W
until and “ “ appear flashing in the display.
2. Press the TIMER button W again. “ ” appears in the display, followed by “
“.
3. Press the MEMO button x to switch between “ “ and “ “.
4. Confirm your selection by pressing the START button w (or press the TIMER
button W to make the next setting: “ Switch radio clock on/off “, see section 3,
subsection 3.3, point 4).
If you select “ “, the beep function remains switched off when you take
measurements.
4. Operation
4.1. Fitting the cuff
First attach the free end of the cuff’s u air tube to the designated connectorX on the
unit. Open up the preformed cuff and slip it over the bare left upper arm just above the
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