Omron HEM-7530T-E3 Instruction Manual page 18

Unclassified means the result is not Normal, nor Possible Afib, nor Bradycardia, nor Tachycardia and not Unreadable.
Unclassified result may be normal rhythms, such as when your heart rate is higher than 100 beats per minute after physical
activity, or abnormal rhythms; if you consistently get unclassified results, you may want to share your these ECG recordings
with your physician. You can send the recordings by email.
Caution
• After ECG analysis, the app may incorrectly identify ventricular flutter, ventricular bigeminy, and ventricular trigeminy heart conditions as
unreadable. Consult with your physician.
• OMRON does not guarantee that you are not experiencing an arrhythmia or other health conditions when labeling an ECG as normal.
You should notify your physician for possible changes in your health.
• If the "OMRON connect" app detects possible atrial fibrillation in an ECG, consult with your physician before making any medical
decision, including altering your use of any drug or treatment.
• The atrial fibrillation detector evaluates for possible atrial fibrillation ONLY. It will NOT detect other potentially life threatening
arrhythmias, and it is possible that other cardiac arrhythmias may be present.
• The atrial fibrillation detector ONLY evaluates for possible atrial fibrillation after you have recorded an ECG. It does NOT continuously
monitor your heart and therefore cannot alert you if atrial fibrillation happens at any other time.
• Result of "Bradycardia" or "Tachycardia" are designations of heart rate, not a clinical diagnosis of an actual arrhythmia. Consult with
your physician.
1. Know Your Monitor
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