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Details the components and features of the iGlucose Essential blood glucose meter.
Explains the various icons and symbols shown on the meter's display screen.
Provides guidelines and safety warnings for operating the glucose meter.
Highlights critical safety instructions for using the blood glucose meter.
Outlines the conditions and user groups for which the meter is not intended.
Guides users through setting the correct date and time on the glucose meter.
Instructions on how to enable or disable audio feedback on the meter.
Explains how to use the meal marker function to tag test results.
Details how to configure the low glucose warning alert on the meter.
Describes the ketone warning feature and its recommendation for ketone testing.
Step-by-step guide on how to prepare and insert a test strip into the meter.
Instructions on how to load and adjust the lancing device for blood sampling.
Guides on obtaining a blood sample from the fingertip for testing.
Procedure for safely ejecting and disposing of used test strips.
Instructions on how to safely remove and dispose of a used lancet.
Provides normal blood glucose ranges for individuals without diabetes.
Guide on how to charge the meter's battery using USB or AC adapter.
General advice on maintaining the meter and test strips to ensure proper function.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the glucose meter.
Explains what 'HI' and 'LO' readings mean and actions to take.
Addresses the error code E1, indicating solution applied before testing.
Addresses the error code E2, indicating a used or contaminated test strip.
Addresses the error code E3, indicating an incorrect test strip.
Addresses the error code E4, indicating an incorrect sample.
Addresses the error code E5, indicating the temperature is out of range.
Addresses error codes E6 and E7, indicating a potential hardware error.
Addresses error code E8, indicating strip inserted during charging.
Addresses error code E10, indicating insufficient sample volume.
Addresses error code E11, indicating the battery is running out.
Troubleshooting steps for when data transmission fails.
Troubleshooting steps for when the meter has no signal.
Lists the technical features and specifications of the iGlucose Essential meter.
Details the specifications related to the 4G connectivity of the meter.
Information regarding the product warranty and how to register it.
Provides guidelines on electromagnetic compatibility and usage near medical equipment.
Details compliance with FCC RF exposure limits and SAR information.
Details the components and features of the iGlucose Essential blood glucose meter.
Explains the various icons and symbols shown on the meter's display screen.
Provides guidelines and safety warnings for operating the glucose meter.
Highlights critical safety instructions for using the blood glucose meter.
Outlines the conditions and user groups for which the meter is not intended.
Guides users through setting the correct date and time on the glucose meter.
Instructions on how to enable or disable audio feedback on the meter.
Explains how to use the meal marker function to tag test results.
Details how to configure the low glucose warning alert on the meter.
Describes the ketone warning feature and its recommendation for ketone testing.
Step-by-step guide on how to prepare and insert a test strip into the meter.
Instructions on how to load and adjust the lancing device for blood sampling.
Guides on obtaining a blood sample from the fingertip for testing.
Procedure for safely ejecting and disposing of used test strips.
Instructions on how to safely remove and dispose of a used lancet.
Provides normal blood glucose ranges for individuals without diabetes.
Guide on how to charge the meter's battery using USB or AC adapter.
General advice on maintaining the meter and test strips to ensure proper function.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the glucose meter.
Explains what 'HI' and 'LO' readings mean and actions to take.
Addresses the error code E1, indicating solution applied before testing.
Addresses the error code E2, indicating a used or contaminated test strip.
Addresses the error code E3, indicating an incorrect test strip.
Addresses the error code E4, indicating an incorrect sample.
Addresses the error code E5, indicating the temperature is out of range.
Addresses error codes E6 and E7, indicating a potential hardware error.
Addresses error code E8, indicating strip inserted during charging.
Addresses error code E10, indicating insufficient sample volume.
Addresses error code E11, indicating the battery is running out.
Troubleshooting steps for when data transmission fails.
Troubleshooting steps for when the meter has no signal.
Lists the technical features and specifications of the iGlucose Essential meter.
Details the specifications related to the 4G connectivity of the meter.
Information regarding the product warranty and how to register it.
Provides guidelines on electromagnetic compatibility and usage near medical equipment.
Details compliance with FCC RF exposure limits and SAR information.
General| Device Type | Blood Glucose Meter |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Display | LCD |
| Memory | 300 test results with date and time |
| Test Time | 5 seconds |
| Battery Life | 1000 tests |
| Operating Humidity | 10-90% RH |
| Dimensions | 22 mm (H) |
| Measurement Range | 20-600 mg/dL |
| Operating Temperature | 10-40°C |
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