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  • Page 1 INSTRUCTIONS...
  • Page 2 Table of Contents or the Alphabetical Index. Should you have any more questions about a technical term or two, then go to our LADYpedia at www.lady-comp.de for a comprehensive answer. Now you are ready to go!
  • Page 3 LADY-COMP ® AT A GLANCE Measuring sensor Sensor with cable Control button Display screen Sensor holder...
  • Page 4 Skipping a measurement Home screen Cancelling a measurement Control button Default values Menu levels Cycle calendar Setting the time LADY-COMP baby display ® Setting the date Sexual intercourse (SI) Gender prognosis Pregnancy indicator Conception date & birth date Setting the alarm...
  • Page 5 Summer and winter time Body Mass Index (BMI) Nightshifts Default settings Restarting after a pause Personal comments M input: check Erasing data Charge batteries Test measurement Information about the device Luminosity Volume Alarm signal Technics, maintenance, safety Service and support Mini USB cable Electromagnetic compatibility Micro SD card...
  • Page 6 ® COMP-N-MB RK.500...
  • Page 7 Select the menus via the control button left, right, up, down Forward/backward Select left, right Select yes, no Date/time set ahead/set back Select up, down = back to home «Return» = on (blue square) and = return to prior menu level...
  • Page 8 THE MAIN MENUS OF THE DIFFERENT LADY-COMP ® MODELS AND THEIR SYMBOLS The available menu levels may vary depending on which LADY-COMP model you use. ® Time/ date Alarm Settings Menstruation Cycle calendar Measurement Pregnancy planning Return Cycle & planning statistics ®...
  • Page 9 10 : 48 10 : 48 10 : 48 10 : 50 «Return» is on Press Click Set the hour Go to minutes Set the minutes «Return»...
  • Page 10 Once your device has stored one measurement or more, you may set 09 08 10 08 back the date by only one day. If you set the date back, no measure- ment can be recorded the next day. 2012 2012 2012 You can also set the date ahead by only one day.
  • Page 11 ALARM An alarm indicator appears on the home screen once the alarm has been activated. «Return» is on 07 : 30 Alarm on Press Click «Return» 07: 30 10.08. : 00 07 : 29 07 : 30 07 : 30 «Return»...
  • Page 12 If you have not taken a measurement for quite some time (e.g. because you forgot to) and you have meanwhile had your period, you may input «M» retrospectively. Please do this with care since erroneous inputs If you have previously recorded your «M»= menstruation data, please enter them before your first measurement.

  • Page 13: Measurement Unit

    10.08. your mouth. The sensor should not be moved Date during the measurement process. Sensitivities Sexual intercourse* *LADY-COMP ® baby 07 : 30 07 : 30 36 28 36 28 07: 30 10.08.
  • Page 14 ® ® ® ®...
  • Page 15 «M» on days that «M» is expected. «M» = menstruation blinking. – The prompting for «M» («M» blinking) starts two days prior to «M». – Once «M» is over, LADY-COMP will stop prompting for «M». – In case of «M» no, reject «M» with «down» no.
  • Page 16 MEASURING YOUR TEMPERATURE ves information that cannot be The device shows your measurement value and fertility for that day, evaluated, the number of «yellow» days will increase. The number of «green» days will increase slowly though systematically. «Red» days will be increasingly narrowed down. 36 59 36 25 36 30...
  • Page 17 «misleading» values. menu. You may then repeat the measurement at any time within the measurement period. 07 : 30 38 45 LADY-COMP is not intended for ® controlling the body temperature as part of a self-health check, 07: 30 10.08.
  • Page 18 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 25 26 27 28 29 30 06 2012 The cycle calendar shows you the fertility curve of your cycles as measured in the 9 10 12 13 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 10 11 12 13 14 15 last months.
  • Page 19 Since the introduction of LADY-COMP ® baby in in planning a child. LADY-COMP baby shows ® you the ideal time to become pregnant. If you are planning for pregnancy, then inform your LADY-COMP baby when sexual inter- ® course has taken place «SI»: - Enter «SI»...
  • Page 20 The «girl» symbol appears on the day after the ideal conception date. «Boy» and «girl» come up on the ideal con- ception date itself. This prognosis is based on calculation. 36 30 36 30 36 30 LADY-COMP baby displays the ® addition to the fertility indicator. 08.08. 09.08.
  • Page 21 PLANNING PREGNANCY yellow - green» alternate (if sexual intercourse SI input was 36 80 36 80 36 80 made). This early indication is particularly important since the user may wish to change her lifestyle and e.g. do without alcohol or certain medicines. 10.01.
  • Page 22 The cycle and planning statistics provide you with valuable information about your cycle or information for planning a child. Statistical cycles. The overview includes all cycles from when you started your measurements. cycles since any older data would be irrelevant for analysis.
  • Page 23 This information is important when planning for a child, and for an exact analysis of your cycle curve. This feature records the planning hits (number only displayed on your LADY-COMP baby if ® you have sexual intercourse «SI» activated. «Return» is on...

  • Page 24: Sexual Intercourse

    CYCLE AND PLANNING STATISTICS This feature allows you to monitor your temperature curve. 37.5 37.0 Ovulation day 36.5 Temperature curve 36.0 Fertility Menstruation First day displayed Sexual intercourse 04.05. 06. 07.
  • Page 25 CYCLE AND PLANNING STATISTICS 37.5 37.5 37.5 37.5 37.0 37.0 37.0 37.0 36.5 36.5 36.5 36.5 36.0 36.0 36.0 36.0 04.05. 06. 07. 04.05. 06. 07. 07.07. 09.10. 07. 07. 09.08. Time line Display options: zoom in/out Forward-/back Show more Show less, Click Show more...
  • Page 26 CYCLE AND PLANNING STATISTICS MEDICINE MEDICINE PARTY PARTY SHIFT SHIFT MEDICINE MEDICINE 10.08. 08.08. Select Click Click Select date them if required. These inputs have no impact on your cycle analysis. Inputs may be given up to three days later. MEDICINE MEDICINE 08.08.
  • Page 27 Body Mass Index: date of birth, height and weight. This feature allows you to calculate your body mass index. NAME NAME DEMO A B C D E F G H I J A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z –...
  • Page 28 SETTINGS NAME NAME NAME NAME 19 80 19 8 2 Select year Click Input year NAME NAME NAME NAME 19 82 19 82 19 82 19 8 2 1 70 Select Enter Click height height height...
  • Page 29 SETTINGS NAME NAME NAME NAME 19 82 19 82 19 82 19 8 2 1 76 19. 4 20.7 To calculate the BMI Select Enter Press Click weight weight «Return» 02 : 42 14 : 42 07: 15 06/18 07: 15 18.06.
  • Page 30 SETTINGS This feature enables you to set your device to Celsius or Fahrenheit. Once set, the time and date format will be adapted automatically. °C = Celsius °F = Fahrenheit «Return» is on «Return» Click Celsius Fahrenheit Select WELLBEING 1 WELLBEING 1 A B C D E F G H I J A B C D E F G H I J...
  • Page 31 SETTINGS This feature allows you to input personal infor- You may input these comments up to three days later. You may activate the input options If you are taking medicine that you suppose personal inputs. We recommend not to change the comments after you input them in order to avoid any erroneous allocation of your inputs.
  • Page 32 SETTINGS To erase all input data, you will have to press «OK» ten times in a row in the «Delete» menu. In so doing, the display bar will shrink step by step. If you input any other data (left, right, up, down), the display bar jumps back to the initial position and you will have to press «OK»...
  • Page 33 SETTINGS 36 48 36 48 10.08. 10.08. 10.08. Starts automatically - Audible signal indicates Measurement symbol «Return» is on end of measurement is blinking You may do a test measurement to check whether the measurement Now measure your Press temperature «Return»...
  • Page 34 SETTINGS Use this feature to change the luminosity of the screen. «Return» is on Displace Press luminosity control «Return» Use this feature to change the volume of the LADY-COMP ® device. «Return» is on Displace volume Press control «Return»...
  • Page 35 SETTINGS Use this feature to activate a customized alarm tone. «Return» is on Press Click Select tone «Return» «Return» is on Button click Button click Press Click tone on «Return»...
  • Page 36 The progress will then be displayed on the charger. Register at www.lady-comp.de. You will receive your personal access code. You can read out your data via a mini USB cable from there. Our experienced support team will help you with analysing your data and be happy to advise you on your personal cycle curve.
  • Page 37 Any risk of loss of data stored on your com- The software uses previously input base data, Set the clock to summer or winter time, right from the start. The more regularly you batteries can be excluded. measure your temperature, the faster the device will become familiar with your indivi- dual cycle and be able to interpret it.
  • Page 38 10 : 15 112-11 112-12 112-13 10.08. As the batteries start to run out, you will The device includes a clock battery to keep If your device has not received any measure- see an alert on the home screen. the time running even when the batteries a new cycle was expected to begin during this Batteries running out.
  • Page 39 117-1 111-11 111-12 120-1 What to do: The device was connected to a USB port but it You should save the existing data by reading was not possible to establish a connection. This error message will appear if a software them out or transferring them via the USB What to do: update is interrupted and the software cannot...
  • Page 40 Public collecting points for electronic devices. Your computer has been designed and pro- duced with great care and should thus be used with care. If you adhere to the instructions below, your LADY-COMP will last for many ® years. Your data will be safe even when the recharge- able batterie is empty.
  • Page 41 The USB port may only be used devices listed above. These should comply expose it to shocks or impacts, to prevent it for connection to such devices. LADY-COMP ® from damage. cannot be used as long as it is connected...
  • Page 42 Application elements of the BF type vices help to determine the fertile and infertile cycle phases by calculation in order to ensure Please read the instructions for use carefully natural family planning. LADY-COMP baby ® Do not dispose of with household waste!

  • Page 43: Electromagnetic Compatibility

    ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY LADY-COMP ® devices are intended for use in the electromagnetic environment given below. Customers or user of a LADY-COMP device should ensure that it is used in such an environment. ® RF emissions per The LADY-COMP ® devices uses RF energy only for its internal function.
  • Page 44 LADY-COMP computers are intended for use in electromagnetic environments as given below. ® The client or user of LADY-COMP devices can help to avoid electromagnetic interferences ® by respecting the minimum distance between portable and mobile HF telecommunication...
  • Page 45 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY The LADY-COMP ® below. The customer or the user of the LADY-COMP ® device should ensure that it is used in such an environment. Static discharge Electrostatic discharge (indirect) are covered with synthetic material, the relative humidity burst immunity test per...
  • Page 46 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY Conducted RF per Portable and mobile RF communications equipment should be used no closer to the LADY-COMP devices and are calculated including ® the line utilized as the recommended minimum distance, per the equation applicable to the transmission frequency. Recommended...
  • Page 47 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY UT is the a.c. mains voltage prior to application of test levels. objects, and human bodies. of wireless telephones and mobile radio equipment, CB radio stations, AM and FM radio and TV broadcasts cannot be exactly predicted. To determine the electromagnetic environment with regard to statio- measured at the location of use exceeds the conformity level, the device should be monitored in order to ensure the intended function.
  • Page 48 INDEX Activating «M» Cycle and planning statistics Alarm Cycle calendar Cycle curve Alarm ring tone Cycle length Analysing cycle data Data loss excluded Automatic switch-off Default values Batteries Device labelling Battery compartment Device settings Battery charger Display screen Batteries empty Disposal Body Mass Index, BMI Electromagnetic compatibility...
  • Page 49 Planning statistics Inserting the batteries Planning pregnancy Intended use Pregnancy confirmed LADY-COMP Pregnancy indicator ® LADY-COMP baby ® Pregnancy indicator LADY-COMP ® baby Length of high temperature phase Prognosis Luminosity Reading out data Main menu Rechargeable batteries Maintenance Restarting after a measuring pause...
  • Page 50 INDEX Switching on the device Taking a measurement Technics Temperature increase Test measurement USB mini cable USB not functioning correctly Upgrade Volume...
  • Page 52 VE Valley Electronics GmbH info@lady -comp.de www.lady-comp.de...