Acoustic Mode - Accu-Chek Compact Plus User Manual

Blood glucose monitoring system
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Acoustic Mode

Acoustic Mode is intended for persons who are visually impaired. When
Acoustic Mode is turned on, the meter guides you through the blood
glucose test using beep tones; it also outputs the result as a series of
beeps. The meter beeps additionally when the batteries are almost
exhausted, the test strip drum is empty, or an error message is dis-
played.
Chapter 3.3 describes how to turn Acoustic Mode on.
Visually impaired persons need a sighted person to instruct them
in the use of the meter and to assist them with all aspects of its
operation. Visually impaired persons must not test their blood
glucose without assistance from a sighted person.
An intimate knowledge of how results are represented as beeps and
how to distinguish results from other beeps is crucial to reliably recog-
nizing the result.
The chapters that now follow explain the beep tones in detail. In addi-
tion, training software (the BeepLearn-Programm) to help you interpret
results announced in the form of beeps is available on CD from
Accu-Chek Customer Care. Practice listening to beeps from actual tests
or from the training software together with a sighted person until you
can clearly recognize and interpret the results and other beeps you will
hear.
If you have problems determining the results from the beeps, you should
not use Acoustic Mode.
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There are two types of beep tone, differing in pitch. Warnings have a
higher tone (Tone 2, represented below as
tones (Tone 1, represented below as — ). The following table shows
which tone sounds for which event.
Turning on
Meter ready to test
Start of test
Announcement of the result
Signal that results are due to be
announced
Announcement of an error mes-
sage
Notification that the batteries are
almost exhausted
Notification that the drum is
empty
Acoustic Mode
Acoustic Mode
) than the other beep
Chapter 6.1
Chapter 6.2
Tone 1
Chapter 6.2
Chapters 6.3 and
6.4
Chapters 6.3 and
6.4
Chapters 6.2 and
Tone 2
6.5
(warning)
Chapter 6.5
Chapter 6.5
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