To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if TRANSTEK TMB-1490 shows no power?
If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor has no power, it could be due to several reasons. First, the batteries might be exhausted, so replace them with new ones, ensuring they are inserted correctly. Alternatively, if you're using an AC adapter, make sure it is tightly inserted.
What to do if TRANSTEK TMB-1490 displays E 10 or E 11 or E 20?
If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor displays error code E10, E11, or E20, it indicates that the monitor detected motion, talking, or a poor pulse signal during measurement. Relax for a moment and then measure again, ensuring you remain still and quiet.
Why does TRANSTEK TMB-1490 Blood Pressure Monitor show E 1?
If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor shows 'E 1', it means the cuff is not secure. Refasten the cuff properly and then measure again to ensure accurate readings.
Why does TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor show E 2?
If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'E 2', it indicates that the cuff is very tight. Readjust the cuff so it is not too loose or too tight, and then measure again.
What to do if TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor displays E 3?
If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor shows 'E 3', it means the cuff pressure is in excess. Relax for a moment, and then measure again.
What to do if TRANSTEK TMB-1490 Blood Pressure Monitor displays E 21?
If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'E 21', it means that the treatment of the measurement failed. Relax for a moment, and then measure again.
How to fix low batteries error on TRANSTEK TMB-1490 Blood Pressure Monitor?
If you're getting a low battery error message on your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor, it means the batteries are low. Replace them with new batteries.
What does it mean when TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor displays EExx error?
If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor displays an 'EExx' error (where XX are numeric characters), it indicates a calibration error. Retake the measurement.
General| Model Number | TMB-1490 |
|---|---|
| Type | Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Measurement Method | Oscillometric |
| Cuff Size | 22-42 cm |
| Memory | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Irregular Heartbeat Detection | Yes |
| Accuracy (Pressure) | ±3 mmHg |
| Accuracy (Pulse) | ±5 % |
| Auto Shut-off | Yes |
| Power Source | 4 x AAA batteries |
| Memory Capacity | 60 readings |
| Measurement Range (Pulse) | 40-199 beats/min |
| Power Supply | 4 x AAA batteries or AC adapter |
Provides a summary of the TRANSTEK arm type blood pressure monitor (TMB-1490) and its features.
Lists and explains the safety symbols used in the user manual and on the device.
Summarizes critical safety warnings, contraindications, and usage guidelines for the device.
Explains the meaning of various symbols and indicators displayed on the LCD screen.
Identifies and lists the main physical components of the blood pressure monitor.
Lists the items included in the package, such as the monitor, cuff, batteries, and manual.
Discusses the available power sources: battery-powered mode and AC adapter mode.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing and replacing the device's batteries.
Advises on safe battery removal, disposal, and precautions against fire or leakage.
Explains the oscillometric measuring method used by the device for blood pressure detection.
Guides on configuring the device's date, time, and preferred measurement unit.
Provides detailed steps on how to correctly tie the cuff on the upper arm for measurement.
Guides on how to initiate, perform, and save a blood pressure measurement.
Instructions for accessing and reviewing previously recorded blood pressure data.
Guides on how to erase stored measurement data from the device's memory.
Clarifies how new measurements are assigned and how older records are managed.
Provides advice on factors that can affect measurement accuracy and how to ensure reliability.
Offers guidelines for proper care and maintenance to ensure optimal device performance.
Defines systolic and diastolic blood pressure in relation to heart function.
Presents WHO/ISH classifications for blood pressure levels and categories.
Advises consulting a physician for personalized blood pressure range assessment.
Explains the reasons behind natural variations in blood pressure throughout the day.
Discusses potential differences between blood pressure readings taken at home and in a hospital.
Addresses the consistency of results when measuring blood pressure on the right arm.
Lists factors and best practices to ensure accurate blood pressure measurements at home.
Lists common error messages displayed by the monitor and provides corresponding remedies.
Details power requirements, display mode, measurement mode, and measurement range.
Provides accuracy specifications, working/storage conditions, and external dimensions.
Lists attachments, operation mode, protection rating, and software version.
Recommends using the specific TRANSTEK authorized power adapter for the device.
Lists standards related to risk management, labeling, and general safety requirements.
Lists standards for electromagnetic compatibility, performance, and clinical investigation.
Lists standards pertaining to usability engineering and software lifecycle processes.
Provides guidance on EMC installation and proper usage of medical electrical equipment.
Advises on maintaining a safe distance from wireless communication equipment.
