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Memory Mode
. Press the "M" button to enter memory mode.
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The "
" icon and latest test result will be
displayed.
If the blood glucose meter is used for the first
time, "---" and "
" will be displayed. The date
will not be shown for the first test.
. The stored test result along with the associated time and date are
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displayed at the same time. Test results marked with "#" icon will not
be included in the 7, 14, 30, 60 and 90 day averages.
. Press the "<" or ">" button to review all stored test results.
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. Press button "M" again to enter the data average screen. The number
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of days ("DAY AVG") and number of readings ("READINGS") used in
the average calculation will be displayed. If no data has been
recorded, then the meter will turn off.
. Press the "M" button again, and then use the "<" or ">" buttons to scroll
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through the 7, 14, 30, 60, and 90 day averages. Press the "M" button
to see the before meal and after meal marker averages. The meter will
calculate the historical averages according to the parameters that you
choose and the meter will show how many records are used to
calculate the average.
. If the meter has not been used for the amount of time indicated as the
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"day average", the meter will not show an average.
. Finally, press "M" one last time to turn off the meter.
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Note: Test results marked as quality control test or with the "#" symbol
will not be used in the calculated average.
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Clearing the Memory
Please be careful when using the clear memory function because the
action is irreversible. Once the memory is deleted, it cannot be restored.
The clear memory function will erase all test records.
. While in the memory mode, press the "<" and ">"
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buttons at the same time to enter the clear
memory mode.
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. Press "M" to confirm that you would like all
records to be erased. The "
" and "---" icons will
display at the same time, and the meter will turn
off automatically after a few seconds.
. If you want to abort the memory delete function,
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you can cancel by pressing the "<" and ">"
button instead of the "M" button. The memory
will not be erased.
Memory Data Transfer
Blood Glucose meters are capable of transferring memory
data to a personal computer. Please refer to the software instructions for
correct usage and the proper equipment to connect to your computer.
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