Using The Accu-Chek Integra Meter As An Electronic Notebook; Memory; Viewing Test Results - Accu-Chek Integra Complete Instructions For Use

5 Using the Accu-Chek Integra meter as an
electronic notebook
5.1

Memory

Your Accu-Chek Integra meter has a 100-value memory for saving re-
sults together with time and date (provided the latter are correctly set).
You do not need to save a result specially, the meter does it all for you.
Once all the memory locations are full, the meter automatically over-
writes the oldest entry. All results in memory are consecutively num-
bered from 1 (most recent) to a maximum of 100 (oldest).
In addition to results, your meter also stores all relevant additional
information and display messages. For example, results flagged as
control results (see Chapter 6.2 "Performing a quality control check")
are always displayed together with "CTRL". Results obtained at a tem-
perature outside the permitted range are displayed together with a ther-
mometer symbol ( ). Please refer to Chapter 9 "Display messages and
troubleshooting" for a complete list of display messages and symbols.
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5.2

Viewing test results

With the meter turned off, press the MEMO button.
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The meter turns on without advancing a test strip
from the drum. The most recent test result and
"MEMO" are displayed.
Only turn on the meter with the MEMO button when you would
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like to review results held in memory.
If you turn on the meter with the ON/OFF button and there is a
drum in the meter, a test strip will be advanced.
Press the SET button to move towards the
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"oldest" result stored.
Press the MEMO button to scroll forward to the
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"most recent" result again.
You can hold down the buttons to scroll through your results more
quickly.
Press the ON/OFF button to turn the meter off.
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A test strip is not ejected.
i If you did not set the time and date, your
results will be displayed with the number
of their memory location.
mmol/L
MEMO
mmol/L
MEMO
mmol/L
MEMO
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