Fora P20b Quick Start User Manual

P20b
BLOOD PRESSURE
MONITORING SYSTEM
Quick Start User Guide
ForaCare Canada
2013-11871 Horseshoe Way,
Richmond, B.C. V7A 5H5
(604)358-5601
www.foracarecanada.com
315-3132000-001
Thank you for choosing FORA P20 Blood Pressure
Monitoring System. Please read this guide carefully
before use. For complete information on system use and
features, please refer to the Owner's Manual.
Front View of Monitor
Bluetooth Light
Up/Down Button
Pressure Cuff
Repeat/
Pairing Button
Memory (M) Button
LCD Screen
Set (S) Button On/Off Button
Rear View of Monitor
Compartment
1. Set The Monitor
1.1 1.2
Press to start setting the Press
monitor. First, set the last two When the correct value is
digits of the current year (e.g., reached, press S to proceed.
"09" for 2009).
1.3
1. 2.
4. 5. 6.
Repeat to make changes to the following. Remember to press the
1.2
S button to commit a change and move on to the next setting.
(1) the date
(2) time format
(3) time
Air jack
(4) unit of measurement
(5) voice volume
Battery
(6) memory deletion
(7) language (L1 = English, L2 = French)
2. Take a Single Measurement
Strap on the pressure cuff before turning on the monitor. The red
indicator mark should be 2 to 3 cm from the inner elbow. Consult the
manual for the complete instructions.
2.1
to make changes.
Press . All the LCD symbols will appear. Press
select user " " (numbers from1 to 4) whose test reading will be
stored in memory. The cuff will begin to inflate automatically.
3.
The heart
2.2
symbol " " will
flash when a
pulse is
7.
detected during
the inflation.
Press to switch off. The monitor will switch off
2.4
automatically if left idle for 3 minutes.
Bluetooth transmission light flashes after each
measurement. Indicator light turns solid blue when
paired with a smartphone and switches off when
transmission is complete.
• If you press during measurement, the monitor will be turned off.
• If the pulse rate symbol is shown as "
indicates that the monitor has detected an irregular heart beat.
button to
After the
2.3
measurement, the
monitor displays
the systolic
pressure, diastolic
pressure, and
pulse rate.
NOTE
" instead of " ", this