Data Memory; Viewing The Stored Values; Memory Full; Clearing All Values - Microlife BP W150 IMT Instructions Manual

Information for the doctor on frequent appearance of the
Arrhythmia indicator
This instrument is an oscillometric blood pressure monitor that also
analyses pulse frequency during measurement. The instrument is
clinically tested.
The arrhythmia symbol is displayed after the measurement, if pulse
irregularities occur during measurement. If the symbol appears
more frequently (e.g. several times per week on measurements
performed daily) we recommend the patient to seek medical advice.
The instrument does not replace a cardiac examination, but serves
to detect pulse irregularities at an early stage.

5. Data Memory

At the end of a measurement, this instrument automatically stores
each result, including date and time.

Viewing the stored values

Press the M-button 5 briefly, when the instrument is switched off.
The display first shows «M» AL and then a value, e.g. «M 17». This
means that there are 17 values in the memory. The instrument then
switches to the last stored result.
6
Pressing the M-button again displays the previous value. Pressing
the M-button repeatedly enables you to move from one stored value
to another.

Memory full

When the memory has stored 30 results, the memory is full.
From this point onwards, a new measured value is stored by
overwriting the oldest value.

Clearing all values

If you are sure that you want to permanently remove all stored
values, hold down the M-button (the instrument must have been
switched off beforehand) until «CL» appears and then release the
button. To permanently clear the memory, press the M-button while
«CL» is flashing. Individual values cannot be cleared.

6. Traffic Light Indication in the Display

The bars on the left-hand edge of the traffic light display AK show you
the range within which the indicated blood pressure value lies.
Depending on the height of the bar, the readout value is either within
the normal (green), borderline (yellow) or danger (red) range. The
classification corresponds to the 6 ranges in the Table as defined by
the WHO, as described in «Section 1.».