Sencor SBP 915 blood pressure unit
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1. pressure value Tre High normal ieee mmHg Optimal Normal High Mild Medium Heavy normal hypertension hypertension hypertension a 120 129 130 139 140 159 160 179 lt 80 80 84 85 89 90 99 100 109 gt 110 value Copyright 2011 Fast CR a s Revision 03 2011 Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with Cuff SBP 915 Note If the symbol appears on the display the device has detected an arm movement during measurement Wait 4 5 minutes and repeat the measurement If the symbol DD appears on the display the device has detected cardiac arrhythmia 3 3 6 Turn off the device by pressing the START STOP button If you do not turn off the device it will turn itself off automatically 1 minute after the last measurement Remove the cuff from your arm after completing the measurement 4 Recalling memory 41 Using the sliding switch select the user A whose measurements stored the device s memory you wish to display 42 display the stored measurement results touch the MEM sensor The display will show the sym bol for displaying memory Q and the average values of the stored measurement results of the respective user The average values of the stored measurement results are indicated by the symbol 43 scroll through the individual measurements use the touch sensors MEM and SET 44 For each measurement there will be intermittently displayed in t2. of tiredness ver tigo loss of consciousness lack of breath and chest pain Symptoms of bradycardia slowed down heart activity feeling of tiredness lack of breath vertigo or dizziness Symptoms of tachycardia accelerated heart activity the heartbeat may be felt in the neck or as a beat in the chest with irregular speed feeling of unease weakness lack of breath dizziness sweating and vertigo EN 3 Copyright 2011 Fast CR a s Revision 03 2011 Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with Cuff SBP 915 Can cardiac arrhythmia be treated Cardiac arrhythmia can to a certain extent be prevented by eliminating the stimuli physical exertion stress smoking consumption of alcohol coffee or other beverages containing caffeine affecting the nervous system Many types of cardiac arrhythmias do not require treatment as they are naturally compensated by the immune system Other types of cardiac arrhythmias must be treated with medication antiarrhythmic agents defibrillator implants or pacemakers The treatment method depends on the type of cardiac arrhythmia age of the patient and their physical condition IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS BH Prior to using this product please read the user s manual thoroughly even in cases when one has already familiarised themselves with previous use of similar types of products Use the prod uct only as described in this manual Keep this manual for later use Caution Not followin
3. recommend saving the original package packaging material receipt and warranty card for the duration of warranty In the case of transportation pack the product using the original pack aging materials only BASIC FUNCTIONS AND FEATURES OF THE BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR Measurement of the systolic and diastolic blood pressure and pulse Detection of cardiac arrhythmia Adjustable cuff fits arm 22 to 42 cm in circumference Automatic inflation and air release of the cuff Large LCD display Touch sensor controls 2 x 60 memory recall with date and time Battery or adapter powered Travel case DESCRIPTION OF THE BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR Air hose connection socket Power adapter connection socket LCD display Touch sensor MEM memory Inflatable cuff START STOP button On Off Air hose Touch sensor SET settings Sliding switch for selecting user A B 5 Copyright 2011 Fast a s Revision 03 2011 Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with Cuff SBP 915 DESCRIPTION OF THE BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR CONTINUED Battery compartment cover Power adapter Battery compartment Copyright 2011 Fast R a s Revision 03 2011 Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with Cuff SBP 915 DESCRIPTION OF THE DISPLAY PI SYS mh DIA mrha 9 T Cuff air release indicator Measuring unit Systolic pressure value Battery level indicator Display of user A B Measured blood pre
4. Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with Cuff User s manual SENCOR SBP 915 Thank you for choosing the SBP 915 digital blood pressure monitor and we hope that you will be happy with it The SBP 915 blood pressure monitor presents the perfect combination of attractive design simple controls and functionality Revision 03 2011 Copyright 2011 Fast R a s Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with Cuff SBP 915 CONTENTS WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT BLOOD PRESSURE 3 IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS ar pi a ag Bh kn a BE a BA a NG EA a e a A EE 4 BASIC FUNCTIONS AND FEATURES OF THE BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR 5 DESCRIPTION OF THE BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR 6425020604 Guo ee eee eee eevee eee 5 DESCRIPTION OF THE DISPLAY one ees 7 USING THE BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR a aa aaa a aaa eaaa 7 TROUBLESHOOTING a cowed we anja eee dade Eee 11 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING dees ea a aaa a aaa bane ea Mew ee ed 12 STORAGE ooh eae tia mel eae a D agi a a al a aa teers eed sae eee 12 CALIBRATION Hose eect aise Shue xen 62 12 ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE cece cveds aad eeGi dakar 12 COMPLIANCE WITH STANDARDS a aa a aaa
5. a aaa a aaa a aaa aaa aaa aaa aa 12 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS lt a a eer a aaa a aaa aaa 13 INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION REGARDING THE DISPOSAL OF USED PACKAGING MATERIALS neey a ah e AI AN eee I E A Ta Na a NIK NG a JE ga NB ees 14 DISPOSAL OF USED BATTERIES 3 wng ood KA a eee ee tee AN KA WR eee ees 14 DISPOSAL OF USED ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT eea a a 14 EN 2 Copyright 2011 Fast CR a s Revision 03 2011 Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with Cuff SBP 915 WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT BLOOD PRESSURE What is blood pressure Blood pressure is defined as the pressure exerted by the blood on the walls of the arteries through which it flows Blood pressure fluctuates during the course of each heartbeat between the maximum systolic and the minimum diastolic value Blood pressure is influenced by many factors such as physi cal activity fear anger or by a certain time of day Blood pressure changes constantly over the course day Early in the morning it rises and before noon it falls In the afternoon it rises again and then falls in the evening hours Blood pressure may also change within an instant and so the subsequent measurement results may vary Why is it important to measure your blood pressure at home Many people have increased blood pressure when they visit their doctor while at home their blood pressu
6. ative impact on the environment and human health which could be caused as a result of improper liquidation of waste Please ask your local authorities or the nearest waste collection centre for further details The im proper disposal of this type of waste may fall subject to national regulations for fines For business entities in the European Union If you wish to dispose of an electrical or electronic device request the necessary infor mation from your seller or supplier Disposal in other countries outside the European Union If you wish to dispose of this product request the necessary information about the correct disposal method from local government departments or from your seller EN 14 Copyright 2011 Fast R a s Revision 03 2011
7. ction but may also heat up Do not combine used and new batteries or batteries of various types e g alkaline batteries and rechargeable batteries Note Do not use the adapter and batteries at the same time Setting the date time and measuring unit Before taking measurements set the current date time and measuring unit The measured val ues will be stored in memory together with the date and time of measurement Check that the device is turned off the LCD display is off or turn it off using the START STOP but ton Hold down the SET sensor with your finger for 3 seconds During the initial setup the display will show year 2000 month 1 and day 1 The year 2000 will flash on the display Set the current year using the MEM touch sensor Confirm the setting by touching the SET sensor The device will automatically switch to the month setting mode Set the current month using the MEM touch sensor Confirm the setting by touching the SET sen sor The device will automatically switch to the day setting mode Set the current day of the month using the MEM touch sensor Confirm the setting by touching the SET sensor The device will automatically switch to the hour setting mode Set the current hour using the MEM touch sensor Confirm the setting by touching the SET sensor The device will automatically switch to the minute setting mode Set the current minute using the MEM touch sensor Confirm the setting by touching the SET sen sor T
8. g the instructions contained in this user s manual may lead to faulty opera tion of the device or its damage This device is designed for non invasive blood pressure measurement The cuff with an adjustable length of 22 42 cm is intended only for adults Do not twist or excessively bend the cuff or the air hose Take care not to damage the cuff or the air hose by sharp items such as pins needles etc Do not disassemble the device and do not make any alterations to it Use only original accessories cuff power adapter supplied with the device Do not use the device if your arm is injured If you suffer from a circulatory system disorder such as atherosclerosis diabetes liver or kidney illness heavy hypertension external circulation disorders etc consult your doctor or an expert healthcare professional about the suitability of using a blood pressure monitor or similar devices If you are undergoing medical treatment or taking medication consult the use of this device with a doctor Rest at least 5 to 10 minutes before measuring blood pressure Wait at least 4 to 5 minutes before measuring again so that your blood circulation can return to the normal state Do not perform measurement sooner than 30 45 minutes after consuming beverages containing caffeine or after smoking cigarettes Remove all tight clothing from your arm before taking a blood pressure measurement Use the cuff only on the arm Do not use on another part of the bod
9. he bottom right hand part of the display the sequence number of the measurement total number of measurements month day the measurement was taken and the time the measurement was taken Sequence number of the measurement 0 Month day the measurement was taken total number of measurements the measurement was taken 4 5 In the stored measurement display mode you may switch between the measurement results of both users 4 6 most recent measurement stored in memory always has the sequence number of 1 maxi mum capacity of each user s memory file is 60 measurements As soon as the maximum memory capacity is achieved every new measurement will delete the oldest measurement 5 Deleting memory 5 1 Using the sliding switch select the user or whose measurements stored in the device s memory you wish to delete 5 2 Check that the device is turned off the LCD display is off or turn it off using the START STOP button Hold down the MEM sensor with your finger for 3 seconds The message del all delete all will appear on the display 5 3 Press the SET button to confirm the deletion of all measurements in memory The display will show the message del delete and done completed The device will automatically turn itself off 5 4 For the respective user no values will appear the display when the memory is subsequently retrieved EN 10 Copyright 2011 Fast CR a s Revision 03 2011 D
10. he device will automatically switch to the measuring unit selection mode Select the measuring unit mmHg or kPa using the MEM sensor Confirm the setting by touching the SET sensor Note The standard measuring unit for the measurement of blood pressure is mmHg millimetres of a mercury column After completing the setup done will appear on the display Setup of the date time and meas uring units is complete Then the device will turns itself off automatically Note Setting range year 2000 2050 time format 24 hour Measurement Basic instructions for achieving the most accurate measuring results Always take measurements at the same time of day ideally in the morning at noon and in the evening under the same conditions or according to the recommendations of your doctor Do not perform measurement sooner than 30 45 minutes after consuming coffee tea or smoking a cigarette Wait at least 20 minutes after taking a hot shower or bath During measurement sit calmly relaxed and don t talk Do not move the arm to which the cuff is attached Wait approximately 4 5 minutes before measuring again Copyright 2011 Fast CR a s Revision 03 2011 Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with Cuff SBP 915 3 2 Attaching and securing the cuff Remove all tight clothing from the arm before attaching the cuff Attach the cuff 2 3 cm above the elbow cavity and ensure that the air hose is located above the brachial artery as illustrated o
11. igital Blood Pressure Monitor with Cuff SBP 915 SYS mmHg DIA mmHg Pulimin TROUBLESHOOTING In this chapter you will find solutions to problems that you may encounter when using this device If you were unable to remedy the problem according to the following instructions contact an autho rised service centre Problem error message Possible cause Possible solution After pressing the Batteries are flat Replace the batteries START STOP button the The batteries are Insert the batteries with the correct polarity display does not turn on inserted incorrectly direction as shown in the battery compartment The adapter is not Connect the adapter to a power socket connected to a power socket Symbols 1 appear Batteries are almost Replace the old batteries with new ones on the screen flat E1 The cuff is not attached Turn off the device using the START STOP but to the arm or is ton Attach the cuff to you arm according to attached to the arm too the instructions in chapter Attaching and secur loosely ing the cuff and repeat the measurement E2 The cuff is too tight Turn off the device using the START STOP but ton Attach the cuff to you arm according to the instructions in chapter Attaching and secur ing the cuff and repeat the measurement E3 The pressure in the cuff Rest for 4 to 5 minutes and then repeat the was exceeded measurement E4 The device detected Movemen
12. n the cuff label The cuff must not be too loose or too tight Verify the correct tightness by easily inserting one finger between the cuff and the arm Place the forearm on an even table surface e Note Blood pressure can be measured both on the left and the right arm However the measure ment results from the left and right arm may differ and for this reason it is necessary to perform repeated measurements always on the same arm 3 3 Measuring blood pressure 3 3 1 Using the sliding switch select user A The measured values will be stored into a memory file of the respective user 3 3 2 Turn on the device by pressing the START STOP button In a short time all the elements will light up on the LCD display 3 3 3 If residual air remains in the cuff the symbol will appear on the display for a short time and the air will be released The display will show the value 0 mmHg or kPa the time of measurement and the symbol of the user A or B 3 3 4 The device will automatically pressurise the cuff While the cuff is being pressurised the pulse rate is detected This is indicated by the flashing Q amp symbol on the LCD display 3 3 5 Then the pressure in the cuff is continuously released and the values of the systolic SYS and di astolic DIA pressure pulse rate and the blood pressure are automatically determined The blood pressure categories are defined in the following table Blood pressure category Measured blood
13. ny TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Measuring method Oscillometric Display LCD display size 128 x 50 mm Memory capacity 2 x 60 records for two users Measuring range Pressure 0 300 mmHg 0 40 kPa Pulse 40 199 pulses minute Measurement accuracy Pressure 3 mmHg 0 4 kPa at ambient temperature of 15 25 C 6 mmHg 0 8 kPa at an ambient temperature of 10 14 C and 26 40 Pulse 5 Adjustable length of the cuff 22 42 cm Power source x LRO3 AAA batteries or power adapter input 100 240 V 50 60 Hz 400 mA output 6V 1A Safety class for electric shock protection Applied part type Electric shock protection class Protection class when powered from an internal power source batteries Protection class 1 when powered from an external power source adapter Degree of protection against the intrusion of water Safety of use the presence of anaesthetic combustible mixtures The device is not suitable for use in the presence of combustible anaesthetic and air mixtures or combustible anaesthetic and oxy gen mixtures or mixtures containing oxides of nitrogen Operating mode Operating conditions Continuous operation with short term loading Ambient temperature 10 C to 40 C humidity lt 80 Storage Ambient temperature 20 C to 60 C humidity 10 93 90 Dimensions of the device 180 x 100 x 39 mm Weight
14. of the device 300 g without batteries Accessories Inflatable cuff 4 x alkaline batteries type LRO3 AAA power adapter travel case user s manual We reserve the right to change text and technical specifications EN 13 Copyright 2011 Fast CR a s Revision 03 2011 Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with Cuff SBP 915 INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION REGARDING THE DISPOSAL OF USED PACKAGING MATERIALS Dispose of packaging material at a public waste disposal site DISPOSAL OF USED BATTERIES Batteries contain environmentally damaging compounds and therefore do not belong in standard household waste Take the batteries to an appropriate collection point which will provide for their ecological disposal You can obtain the contact for the nearest collection point from you town council or from your retailer DISPOSAL OF USED ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT The meaning of the symbol on the product its accessory or packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste Please dispose of this product at your applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical amp electronic equipment waste Alternatively in some states of the European Union or other European states you may return your products to your local retailer when buying an equivalent new product The correct disposal of this product will help save valuable natural resources and help in preventing the potential neg
15. re is in the normal range This is the so called white coat syndrome and may affect up to 15 of the population Home blood pressure measurement eliminates the white coat syndrome and provides the doctor with a picture of the various blood pressure levels during your natural activity Blood pressure classification by the World Health Organisation The following table shows the blood pressure classification for an adult person according to the World Health Organisation WHO Blood pressure category Systolic blood pressure Diastolic blood pressure in mmHg in mmHg Optimal lt 120 lt 80 Normal 120 129 80 84 High normal 130 139 85 89 Hypertension Stage 1 mild 140 159 90 99 Hypertension Stage 2 med 160 179 100 109 Hypertension Stage 3 heavy gt 180 gt 110 Isolated systolic hypertension gt 140 lt 90 What is cardiac arrhythmia Cardiac arrhythmias are a disorder of the rhythm of the heartbeat They result from a varied creation or conduction of electrical impulses in the heart Many cardiac arrhythmias are only temporary in nature Such types of arrhythmias are considered to be harmless and include the cases where the heart misses or adds a beat This may be caused by strong emotions or exercise However there exist types of ar rhythmia which may be life threatening and require professional treatment Symptoms of cardiac arrhythmia Symptoms of cardiac arrhythmia strong or accelerated beating of the heart feeling
16. ssure category Diastolic pressure value Detection of cardiac arrhythmia Measuring unit Display of the memory sequence Pulse rate detection number date and time Pulse rate number of pulses minute Arm movement detection Average of stored blood pressure and pulse values Display of stored measurements in memory USING THE BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR 1 Selecting a power source 1 1 Using an external power source Power adapter supplied with the device output 6 V 1 A Connect the power adapter connector to the socket on the right side of the device Insert the power supply plug into the an electrical power socket Use only the adapter supplied with this device 1 2 Using an internal power source To power the device using an internal power source insert 4 alkaline batteries type LR03 AAA 4 x 1 5 V Copyright 2011 Fast R a s Revision 03 2011 Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with Cuff SBP 915 2 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 Remove the battery compartment cover and insert 4 alkaline batteries type LRO3 AAA When inserting the batteries ensure the correct polarity as shown in the battery compartment Close the cover The batteries need to be replaced when the display shows the value the display is dim the display does not turn on Important If the polarity is reversed when the batteries are inserted the device may not only not fun
17. t may affect the measurement result movement during the Rest for 4 to 5 minutes and then repeat the measurement measurement EES EE10 E21 Measurement error Rest for 4 to 5 minutes and then repeat the measurement EN 11 Copyright 2011 Fast R a s Revision 03 2011 Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with Cuff SBP 915 If a different error message in the format E number code or EE number code appears on the screen that is not included in the table turn off the device take the batteries out of it or disconnect the power adapter from the electrical power socket Wait a while and then reinsert the batteries or reconnect the power adapter to the electrical power socket After a few minutes repeat the measurement If the problem persists contact your vendor or an authorised service centre MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING Keep the device clean Wipe off dust using a lightly damp cloth Do not wash the device or the pressurising cuff under running water or submerge it in water Do not use abrasive cleaning products or petrol for cleaning Otherwise the device may be damaged STORAGE If you will not be using the device for an extended period of time remove the batteries Protect the device against impacts and falls Store the device in the case in a dry place out of reach of children Do not expose the device to direct sunlight or extreme temperature changes CALIBRATION Recommendation To ensure accura
18. te measurement results we recommend the device is calibrated after two years of operation All costs associated with the calibration are borne by the customer ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE To prevent measurement inaccuracies caused by electromagnetic interference do not use this device in the vicinity of mobile telephones or microwave ovens COMPLIANCE WITH STANDARDS This device complies with European standards EN 60601 1 Medical electrical devices Part 1 General requirements for basic safety and necessary functionality 60601 1 2 Medical electrical devices Part 1 2 General requirements for basic safety and necessary functionality Group norm Electromagnetic compatibility Requirements and tests EN 1060 1 Non invasive blood pressure monitors Part 1 General requirements EN 1060 3 Non invasive blood pressure monitors Part 3 Specific requirements for electromechanical systems for the measurement of blood pressure 12 Copyright 2011 Fast CR a s Revision 03 2011 Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with Cuff SBP 915 C Eons This device meets the requirements of the European directive 93 42 EEC tal The manufacturing date is marked on the rating label of the device wa Manufacturer Zhongshan Transtek Electronics Co Ltd Jinan Road Minzhong Zhongshan Guandong China ec rer Authorised representative for the EU MDSS Medical Device Safety Service GmbH Schiffgraben 4130175 Hannover Germa
19. y Do not start measurement until the cuff is attached to the arm Perform the measurement in a calm and relaxed position Do not move the device during measurement The device automatically releases air when the pressure the cuff exceeds 300 mmHg If the automatic air release does not occur remove the cuff and press the START STOP button to end the pressurisation of the cuff Remember that blood pressure fluctuates over the course of the day and is also affected by many factors such as smoking consumption of alcohol taking medicines and physical activity The measurement results should be evaluated by a doctor or another expert who knows your long term health condition Please do not make conclusion on the basis of the results yourself By regularly measuring your blood pressure and recording the measurement results you will provide your doctor with a complete picture of your blood pressure during natural activity Blood pressure values measured using the oscillometric method when using this device are equiv alent to the measurement results taken by an experienced observer using the auscultatory listen ing method using a stethoscope and a blood pressure monitor This device is designed for domestic use and does not substitute for professional medical care Copyright 2011 Fast CR a s Revision 03 2011 Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with Cuff SBP 915 Keep the device and the batteries out of reach of children We
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