When the inflation cycle is complete, systolic and diastolic measurements as well as
your pulse rate appear onscreen.
4. Record your measurement results. Either record these measurements manually
along with the time of measurement, or transfer them electronically to your
connected device.
CAUTION The device that receives transferred
measurements displays the most recent record first as
record 1. Each new measurement becomes record 1, and all
other records move down the list (for example, 2 becomes
3, and so on). You can store a maximum of 99 records.
When you pass that limit, the oldest record drops from the
list.
Note For a meaningful comparison, try to take measurements
under consistent conditions. For example, take daily
measurements at approximately the same time, on the same
upper arm, or as directed by your physician.
Some points to remember about your blood pressure device:
• After 10 seconds of inactivity, the device powers down.
• If you press and release the Power button, the device powers down.
• After successful transfer, the device powers off the Bluetooth radio, and the
Bluetooth icon (and rectangle) disappear.
Disconnect the blood pressure air tube
Note You may leave the air tube connected to the blood pressure monitor if you
take your blood pressure regularly and have a convenient place to store the
blood pressure monitor and cuff together without kinking the tube.
1. If you choose to disconnect the air tube after a blood pressure measurement, place
your thumb and forefinger on the grooved portion of the metal air tube connector
and pull it back. Do not twist the connector.
2. Gently pull the air tube away fron the monitor.
You can now store the monitor and the cuff.
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