TRANSTEK TMB-2092-G - User Manual

Questions and Answers

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Stephen MolinaAug 6, 2025
What to do if TRANSTEK TMB-2092-G Blood Pressure Monitor shows an error message?
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  smithrachelAug 6, 2025
  If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor displays an error message, several factors could be the cause. First, ensure the cuff is wrapped correctly, not too loose or not too tight, and then measure again. Check that the air connector plug is properly inserted; if the error continues, inspect the cuff for leaks. If excessive body motion is detected, relax and remeasure. For persistent errors, contact customer support. Other causes can include a pulse not being detected during measurement, a data transmission or server connection error (try moving closer to a window), or SIM card issues (check and reinstall the SIM card). If a hardware error is suspected, retake the measurement; otherwise, contact customer support.
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Matthew HicksAug 13, 2025
Why TRANSTEK TMB-2092-G is not turning on?
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  Tracy HaynesAug 13, 2025
  If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor isn't powering on, the batteries may be exhausted; replace them with new ones. Alternatively, the batteries might be installed incorrectly, or the adapter isn't plugged in properly. Ensure the batteries are correctly installed or the adapter is properly connected.
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wclarkAug 22, 2025
What to do if TRANSTEK TMB-2092-G displays 'Low Battery'?
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  Kim WeberAug 22, 2025
  If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor indicates a 'Low Battery' warning, it means the battery is too low. Replace the old batteries with new ones to resolve this issue.
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Shawn FoxAug 29, 2025
Why TRANSTEK TMB-2092-G Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'High Battery'?
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  parksdavidAug 29, 2025
  If your TRANSTEK Blood Pressure Monitor shows a 'High Battery' message, it means the DC supply voltage is too high or too low. Replace the current adapter with the authorized adapter to fix this.

TRANSTEK TMB-2092-G Specifications

General

Model Number	TMB-2092-G
Type	Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor
Measurement Method	Oscillometric
Measurement Range (Pressure)	0-299 mmHg
Measurement Range (Pulse)	40-199 beats/min
Accuracy (Pressure)	±3 mmHg
Power Source	4 x AAA batteries
Cuff Size	22-42 cm
Display	LCD
Automatic Shut-off	Yes
Irregular Heartbeat Detection	Yes
WHO Hypertension Indicator	Yes
Memory	2 users x 90 readings

Summary

Introduction to the Pro Cellular Blood Pressure Monitor

General Description

Provides an overview of the blood pressure monitor's key features and purpose.

Indications for Use

Specifies the intended users and applications for the blood pressure monitor.

Contraindications

Lists conditions or users for whom the device is not suitable.

Measurement Principle

Explains the oscillometric method used for blood pressure measurement.

Safety Information and Symbols

Details the various symbols used on the device and in the manual.

Important Safety Precautions

Provides critical warnings and advice for safe and correct operation.

Display and Symbols Explanation

Explains the icons and indicators shown on the device's LCD screen.

Device Components

Identifies and labels the different parts of the blood pressure monitor.

Product Package Contents

Lists all items included in the blood pressure monitor package.

Before You Start

Power Supply Options

Details the choices for powering the blood pressure monitor.

Battery Installation and Replacement

Guides on how to insert and replace batteries in the device.

Measurement Guide

Applying the Cuff Correctly

Step-by-step instructions for properly fitting the blood pressure cuff.

Tips for Accurate Readings

Provides advice to ensure reliable and meaningful measurement results.

Single Measurement Mode

Instructions for performing a single blood pressure measurement.

Triple Measurement Mode

Instructions for performing three consecutive blood pressure measurements.

Information for the User

Tips for Measurement Accuracy

Lists circumstances that may affect measurement accuracy.

Device Maintenance

Provides instructions for proper care and upkeep of the device.

Understanding Blood Pressure

Systolic vs. Diastolic Pressure

Explains the meaning of systolic and diastolic blood pressure values.

Blood Pressure Classification

Presents the standard blood pressure categories defined by the AHA.

Factors Affecting Blood Pressure

Discusses reasons for blood pressure fluctuations throughout the day.

Home vs. Hospital Measurements

Explains differences in readings between home and clinical settings.

Arm Measurement Consistency

Addresses whether measurements are the same on the right arm.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Problem Diagnosis and Remedies

Guides on identifying and resolving common device errors and display messages.

Specifications and Components

Technical Specifications

Lists detailed technical parameters of the blood pressure monitor.

Authorized Adapter Information

Specifies the approved adapter for use with the device.

Contact Information

Provides details for obtaining more information or support.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Guidance

General EMC Considerations

Discusses guidelines for using the device in home healthcare environments.

Electromagnetic Emissions Declaration

Details the device's compliance with electromagnetic emission standards.

Electromagnetic Immunity Declaration

Outlines the device's performance regarding electromagnetic immunity.

Immunity Test Specifications

Provides detailed test specifications for electromagnetic immunity.

FCC Statement

FCC Compliance Notice

Informs users about FCC ID and potential modifications.

RF Exposure Guidelines

Provides information on maintaining compliance with RF exposure limits.

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