Accu-Chek Inform II Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Accu-Chek Inform II. We have 11 Accu-Chek Inform II manuals available for free PDF download: Operator's Manual, Quick Reference Manual, Manual, Training Manual, Addendum To The Operator Manual

Accu-Chek Inform II Operator's Manual (248 pages)

Brand: Accu-Chek | Category: Blood Glucose Meter | Size: 5.86 MB

What Is New in Publication Version 6.0? SW 04.01
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Low Power Icons
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New Layout Safety Messages
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Test Principle
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6.0
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Sw 04.02
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Accu-Chek Inform II Base Unit
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Table of Contents
9
1 Introduction

15
- Before You Start
  15
- Important Safety Instructions and Additional Information
  19
  - Important Information Regarding Safety
    20
  - Disposal of the System
    21
  - Product Safety
    21
  - General Care
    22
  - Accessory Box
    22
  - Meter
    22
  - Power off Meter
    22
  - Automatic Power-Off
    22
  - Shut down Meter
    23
  - Automatic Shutdown
    23
  - Battery Pack
    23
  - Touchscreen
    26
  - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
    26
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
    27
  - Wireless Connectivity
    28
  - Radiofrequency Radiation Exposure Information
    28
  - Local Area Network: Protection from Unauthorized Access
    30
  - Wired Network Connection
    30
- System Components
  32
- Overview of the Meter
  33
- Overview of the Code Key Reader
  35
- Overview of the Accu-Chek Inform II Base Unit
  36
- Overview of the Accu-Chek Inform II Base Unit Hub
  38
- Overview of the Accessory Box
  39
- Reagents and Consumables
  39
- 1.10 Instructions for Initial Setup
  40
2 Powering up and Entering an Operator ID

41
- Powering up the Meter
  41
- Entering the Operator ID
  44
3 Patient Glucose Testing

47
- Information Regarding Blood Glucose Testing
  47
  - Preparing to Test
    48
- Performing a Patient Glucose Test
  50
4 Glucose Control Testing

69
- Information Regarding Glucose Control Tests
  69
- Performing Glucose Control Tests
  73
5 Review Results

83
- Displaying Test Results from the Memory
  83
  - Information Stored in Data Records for Test Results
    83
  - List of Results Stored in the Memory
    84
6 Storing Test Strip, Control Solution, and Linearity Solution Information in the Meter

87
7 Linearity Testing

103
- Information Regarding Linearity Tests
  103
  - Linearity Testing Intervals
    104
  - Information Stored During Linearity Testing
    104
  - Linearity Test Kit
    105
  - Preparing to Run a Linearity Test
    105
- Performing a Linearity Test
  106
  - Overview of Test Procedure
    106
  - Starting a Linearity Test
    106
  - Confirming or Selecting the Lot Number for Linearity Test Kits
    107
  - Confirming or Selecting the Test Strip Lot
    107
  - Inserting Test Strips
    108
  - Applying a Linearity Test Sample
    109
  - Results Screen
    110
8 Proficiency Testing

111
- Information Regarding Proficiency Tests
  111
  - Information Stored During Proficiency Testing
    112
  - Preparing a Proficiency Test
    112
- Performing a Proficiency Test
  113
  - Overview of Test Procedure
    113
  - Starting a Proficiency Test
    113
  - Entering the Proficiency Sample ID
    114
  - Confirming or Selecting the Test Strip Lot
    114
  - Inserting Test Strips
    115
  - Applying a Proficiency Sample
    116
  - Results Screen
    117
9 Initial Startup

119
- Connecting the Base Unit
  119
- Installing or Replacing the Battery Pack
  121
  - Removing the Battery Pack
    122
  - Installing the Battery Pack
    124
- Docking the Meter
  126
- Initial Setup on the Meter
  128
  - Menu Overview
    129
- Opening the Setup Menu
  132
- Date and Time Format
  133
- Display Options and Optional Tests
  134
- Options for Test Strips
  135
- Options for Glucose Control Tests
  137
- Value Ranges (Normal, Critical, Reportable)
  139
- 9.11 Options for Operator ID Entry
  140
- 9.12 Patient ID Options
  141
- 9.13 Creating a Setup Password
  142
- 9.14 Setting the Date and Time
  143
- 9.15 Beeper Options
  144
10 Maintenance and Care

145
- 10.1 Conditions for Storage and Shipping
  145
  - General Operating Conditions
    145
  - Shipping
    146
  - Storage
    147
- 10.2 Cleaning/Disinfecting the Accu-Chek Inform II System
  147
- 10.3 How to Clean and Disinfect the Accu-Chek Inform II System
  151
  - Cleaning the Meter
    152
  - Disinfecting the Meter
    153
- 10.4 Logging Maintenance Activities
  154
- 10.5 Diagnostics View
  155
- 10.6 Unlocking a Download Lockout
  157
- 10.7 Service Menu
  159
  - Deleting Patient Information
    159
11 Troubleshooting

161
- Errors and Unusual Behavior Without Error Messages
  161
- Low Power Icons
  165
- Pop-Up Messages
  166
- Meter Reset
  168
12 General Product Information

171
- 12.1 Technical Data
  171
- 12.2 Further Information
  175
  - Ordering
    175
  - Accu-Chek Inform II Operator's Manual and Quick Reference Guide
    177
  - Reagents and Solutions
    177
  - Product Limitations
    177
  - Information about Software Licenses
    178
  - Contact Roche
    179
A Appendix

181
- Table of Configuration Options
  181
- Example of Barcode Symbologies
  193
B Appendix

197
- Option: Wireless Network (WLAN)
  197
  - Preliminary Note
    197
  - Background
    197
  - Technical Implementation
    198
  - RF Specific Functionalities and Effective Performance Claims
    200
C Supplement for Other Test Entry

203
- Before You Start
  203
  - Description
    203
- Overview of Other Test Entry (OTE)
  204
  - Introduction
    204
- Recording Other Patient Tests
  207
- Recording Other Control Tests
  214
  - Introduction
    214
  - Other Control Testing Intervals
    214
  - Stored Control Information
    214
  - Warning Messages
    220
- Reviewing Other Test Results
  221
- Other Test Entry Configuration Options
  224
D Supplement for Observed Test Sequence

225
- Observed Test Sequence (OTS)
  225
- Using the OTS Function
  226
E Supplement for Enhanced Workflows

229
- Configurable Workflows
  229
F Appendix For Accu-Chek Inform II Base Unit (Legacy Version)

235
- Overview of the Base Unit with Older Hardware
  235
- Connecting the Base Unit (Legacy Version)
  237
- Technical Data
  238
  - G Limited Warranty
    239
  - Index
    241

Accu-Chek Inform II Operator's Manual (196 pages)

Brand: Accu-Chek | Category: Blood Glucose Meter | Size: 5.76 MB

Table of Contents
5
1 Introduction

11
- Before You Start
  11
- Important Safety Instructions and Additional Information
  14
  - Important Information Regarding Safety
    15
  - Disposal of the System
    16
  - Product Safety
    17
  - General Care
    17
  - Accessory Box
    17
  - Meter
    17
  - Automatic Power-Off
    17
  - Battery Pack
    18
  - Touchscreen
    19
  - Laser Scanner
    19
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
    19
  - Local Area Network: Protection from Unauthorized Access
    20
  - Wired Network Connection
    20
  - Wireless Network Connection (RF Card)
    21
  - Radiofrequency Radiation Exposure Information
    22
  - Note on Systems with Older Hardware
    25
- System Components
  27
- Overview of the Meter
  28
- Overview of the Code Key Reader
  29
- Overview of the Base Unit
  30
- Overview of the Accessory Box
  31
- Reagents and Consumables
  31
- Instructions for Initial Setup
  32
2 Powering up and Entering an Operator ID

33
- Powering up the Meter
  33
- Entering the Operator ID
  36
3 Patient Glucose Testing

39
- Information Regarding Blood Glucose Testing
  39
  - Preparing to Test
    39
- Performing a Patient Glucose Test
  40
4 Glucose Control Testing

53
- Information Regarding Glucose Control Tests
  53
- Performing Glucose Control Tests
  56
5 Review Results

65
- Displaying Test Results from the Memory
  65
  - Information Stored in Data Records for Test Results
    65
  - List of Results Stored in the Memory
    65
6 Storing Test Strip, Control Solution, and Linearity Solution Information in the Meter

67
7 Linearity Testing

83
- Information Regarding Linearity Tests
  83
- Performing a Linearity Test
  85
8 Proficiency Testing

91
- Information Regarding Proficiency Tests
  91
  - Information Stored During Proficiency Testing
    92
  - Preparing a Proficiency Test
    92
- Performing a Proficiency Test
  93
9 Initial Startup

99
- Connecting the Base Unit
  99
- Installing or Replacing the Battery Pack
  100
  - Removing the Battery Pack
    101
  - Installing the Battery Pack
    102
- Docking the Meter
  105
- Initial Setup on the Meter
  107
  - Menu Overview
    108
- Opening the Setup Menu
  111
- Date and Time Format
  112
- Display Options and Optional Tests
  113
- Options for Test Strips
  114
- Options for Glucose Control Tests
  116
- Value Ranges (Normal, Critical, Reportable)
  117
- 9.11 Options for Operator ID Entry
  118
- 9.12 Patient ID Options
  119
- 9.13 Creating a Setup Password
  120
- 9.14 Setting the Date and Time
  121
- 9.15 Beeper Options
  122
- 9.16 Diagnostics View
  123
- Version
  123
- 9.17 Unlocking a Download Lockout
  125
10 Maintenance and Care

127
11 Troubleshooting

135
- Errors and Unusual Behavior Without Error Messages
  135
- Error Messages
  139
- Meter Reset
  141
12 General Product Information

143
- 12.1 Technical Data
  143
- 12.2 Further Information
  145
  - Ordering
    145
  - Accu-Chek Inform II Operator's Manual and Quick Reference Guide
    146
  - Reagents and Solutions
    146
  - Information about Software Licenses
    147
  - Contact Roche
    147
A Appendix

149
- Table of Configuration Options
  149
- Example of Barcode Symbologies
  158
B Appendix

159
- Option: Wireless Network (WLAN)
  159
  - Preliminary Note
    159
  - Background
    159
  - Technical Implementation
    160
  - Location and Type of RF Card
    161
  - RF Specific Functionalities and Effective Performance Claims
    162
C Supplement for Other Test Entry

165
- Before You Start
  165
  - Description
    165
- Overview of Other Test Entry (OTE)
  166
  - Introduction
    166
- Recording Other Patient Tests
  169
- Recording Other Control Tests
  176
  - Introduction
    176
  - Other Control Testing Intervals
    176
  - Stored Control Information
    176
  - Warning Messages
    182
- Reviewing Other Test Results
  183
- Other Test Entry Configuration Options
  186
D Supplement for Observed Test Sequence

187
- Observed Test Sequence (OTS)
  187
- Using the OTS Function
  188
- Index
  191

Accu-Chek Inform II Operator's Manual (199 pages)

Brand: Accu-Chek | Category: Blood Glucose Meter | Size: 9.83 MB

Table of Contents
6
1 Introduction

12
- Before You Start
  12
- Important Safety Instructions and Additional Information
  16
  - Important Information Regarding Safety
    17
  - Disposal of the System
    18
  - Product Safety
    18
  - General Care
    18
  - Accessory Box
    18
  - Meter
    18
  - Battery Pack
    19
  - Touchscreen
    20
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
    20
  - Local Area Network: Protection from Unauthorized Access
    21
  - Wired Network Connection
    21
  - Wireless Network Connection
    21
  - Radiofrequency Radiation Exposure Information
    22
- System Components
  25
- Overview of the Meter
  26
- Overview of the Code Key Reader
  27
- Overview of the Base Unit
  28
- Overview of the ACCU-CHEK Inform II Base Unit HUB
  29
- Overview of the Accessory Box
  30
- Reagents and Consumables
  30
- Instructions for Initial Setup
  30
2 Powering up and Entering an Operator ID

32
- Powering up the Meter
  32
- Entering the Operator ID
  35
3 Patient Glucose Testing

38
- Information Regarding Blood Glucose Testing
  38
  - Preparing to Test
    39
- Performing a Patient Glucose Test
  41
4 Glucose Control Testing

54
- Information Regarding Glucose Control Tests
  54
- Performing Glucose Control Tests
  57
5 Review Results

66
- Displaying Test Results from the Memory
  66
  - Information Stored in Data Records for Test Results
    66
  - List of Results Stored in the Memory
    66
6 Storing Test Strip, Control Solution, and Linearity Solution Information in the Meter

68
7 Linearity Testing

84
- Information Regarding Linearity Tests
  84
- Performing a Linearity Test
  86
Proficiency Testing

92
- Information Regarding Proficiency Tests
  92
  - Information Stored During Proficiency Testing
    93
  - Preparing a Proficiency Test
    93
- Performing a Proficiency Test
  94
9 Initial Startup

100
- Connecting the Base Unit
  100
- Installing or Replacing the Battery Pack
  101
  - Removing the Battery Pack
    102
  - Installing the Battery Pack
    103
- Docking the Meter
  105
- Initial Setup on the Meter
  107
  - Menu Overview
    108
- Opening the Setup Menu
  111
- Date and Time Format
  112
- Display Options and Optional Tests
  113
- Options for Test Strips
  114
- Options for Glucose Control Tests
  116
- Value Ranges (Normal, Critical, Reportable)
  117
- Options for Operator ID Entry
  118
- Patient ID Options
  119
- Creating a Setup Password
  120
- Setting the Date and Time
  121
- Beeper Options
  122
10 Maintenance and Care

123
- Conditions for Storage and Shipping
  123
  - General Operating Conditions
    123
  - Storage
    124
- Cleaning and Disinfecting the ACCU-CHEK Inform II System
  124
- Guide to Cleaning and Disinfecting the ACCU-CHEK Inform II System
  125
  - Cleaning and Disinfecting the Meter
    125
  - Acceptable Cleaning / Disinfecting Agents
    126
  - What to Clean / Disinfect
    127
  - Technical Assistance
    127
- How to Clean and Disinfect the ACCU-CHEK Inform II System
  128
  - Cleaning the Meter
    129
  - Disinfecting the Meter
    130
- Logging Maintenance Activities
  131
- Diagnostics View
  132
- Unlocking a Download Lockout
  134
- Deleting Patient Data
  135
11 Troubleshooting

136
- Pop-Up Messages
  140
- Meter Reset
  142
12 General Product Information

144
- Technical Data
  144
- Further Information
  146
  - Accu-Chek Inform II Operator's Manual and Quick Reference Guide
    147
  - Contact Roche
    148
  - A Appendix
    150
- Table of Configuration Options
  150
- Example of Barcode Symbologies
  160
- B Appendix
  162
- Option: Wireless Network (Wlan)
  162
  - Preliminary Note
    162
  - Technical Implementation
    163
  - C Supplement for Other Test Entry
    168
100 C Supplement for Other Test Entry

169
- Overview of Other Test Entry
  169
- Recording Other Test Entries
  171
- Recording Other Control Test Entries
  177
  - Stored Control Information
    177
  - Warning Screens
    183
- Other Test Entry Configuration Options
  187
- D Supplement for Observed Test Sequence
  188
500 D Supplement for Observed Test Sequence

189
- Using the OTS Function
  189
- E Limited Warranty
  192
Index

194

Accu-Chek Inform II Operator's Manual (192 pages)

Brand: Accu-Chek | Category: Blood Glucose Meter | Size: 20.63 MB

Table of Contents
5
1 Introduction

11
- Before You Start
  11
- Important Safety Instructions and Additional Information
  15
  - Important Information Regarding Safety
    16
  - Disposal of the System
    17
  - Product Safety
    17
  - General Care
    17
  - Accessory Box
    17
  - Meter
    17
  - Battery Pack
    18
  - Touchscreen
    19
  - Laser Scanner
    19
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
    19
  - Local Area Network: Protection from Unauthorized Access
    20
  - Wired Network Connection (RF Card)
    20
  - Wireless Network Connection (RF Card)
    20
  - Radiofrequency Radiation Exposure Information
    21
- System Components
  24
- Overview of the Meter
  25
- Overview of the Code Key Reader
  26
- Overview of the Base Unit
  27
- Overview of the Accessory Box
  28
- Reagents and Consumables
  28
- Instructions for Initial Setup
  29
2 Powering up and Entering an Operator ID

31
- Powering up the Meter
  31
  - Adjusting the Display
    32
  - Enabling/Disabling the RF Card
    33
  - Closing Startup
    34
- Entering the Operator ID
  34
3 Patient Glucose Testing

37
- Information Regarding Blood Glucose Testing
  37
  - Preparing to Test
    38
- Performing a Patient Glucose Test
  39
4 Glucose Control Testing

51
- Information Regarding Glucose Control Tests
  51
- Performing Glucose Control Tests
  54
5 Review Results

63
- Displaying Test Results from the Memory
  63
  - Information Stored in Data Records for Test Results
    63
  - List of Results Stored in the Memory
    63
6 Storing Test Strip, Control Solution, and Linearity Solution Information in the Meter

65
7 Linearity Testing

81
- Information Regarding Linearity Tests
  81
- Performing a Linearity Test
  83
Proficiency Testing

89
- Information Regarding Proficiency Tests
  89
  - Information Stored During Proficiency Testing
    90
  - Preparing a Proficiency Test
    90
- Performing a Proficiency Test
  91
9 Initial Startup

97
- Connecting the Base Unit
  97
- Installing or Replacing the Battery Pack
  98
  - Removing the Battery Pack
    99
  - Installing the Battery Pack
    100
- Docking the Meter
  103
- Initial Setup on the Meter
  105
  - Menu Overview
    106
- Opening the Setup Menu
  109
- Date and Time Format
  110
- Display Options and Optional Tests
  111
- Options for Test Strips
  112
- Options for Glucose Control Tests
  114
- Value Ranges (Normal, Critical, Reportable)
  115
- Options for Operator ID Entry
  116
- Patient ID Options
  117
- Creating a Setup Password
  118
- Setting the Date and Time
  119
- Beeper Options
  120
- Diagnostics View
  121
- Unlocking a Download Lockout
  122
10 Maintenance and Care

123
11 Troubleshooting

133
- Error Messages
  137
- Meter Reset
  139
12 General Product Information

141
- Technical Data
  141
- Further Information
  143
  - Reagents and Solutions
    144
  - A Appendix
    145
- Table of Configuration Options
  145
- Example of Barcode Symbologies
  154
- B Appendix
  155
- Option: Wireless Network (Wlan)
  155
  - Preliminary Note
    155
  - Technical Implementation
    156
  - Location and Type of RF Card
    157
  - C Supplement for Other Test Entry
    161
100 C Supplement for Other Test Entry

162
- Overview of Other Test Entry
  162
- Recording Other Test Entries
  164
- Recording Other Control Test Entries
  170
  - Stored Control Information
    170
  - Warning Screens
    176
- Reviewing Results for Other Test Entry
  177
- Other Test Entry Configuration Options
  180
- D Supplement for Observed Test Sequence
  181
500 D Supplement for Observed Test Sequence

182
- Using the OTS Function
  182
- E Limited Warranty
  185
Index

187

Accu-Chek Inform II Quick Reference Manual (39 pages)

Brand: Accu-Chek | Category: Blood Glucose Meter | Size: 2.67 MB

Quick Reference Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
Important Safety Information
4
General Information
6
- Reagents
  9
- Critical Values
  9
- Overview
  10
ACCU-CHEK Inform II Meter
10
- Meter, Back View
  11
- The Base Unit
  12
How to Perform Patient Testing
13
How to Perform Control Testing
21
Storing Test Strip Lot Information
32
Troubleshooting
37

Accu-Chek Inform II Manual (39 pages)

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Accu-Chek Inform II Manual (21 pages)

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Accu-Chek Inform II Addendum To The Operator Manual (12 pages)

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Accu-Chek Inform II Training Manual (12 pages)

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Powering up and Entering an Operator ID

3 Patient Glucose Testing

4 Glucose Control Testing

5 Review Results

6 Storing Test Strip, Control Solution, and Linearity Solution Information in the Meter

7 Linearity Testing

8 Proficiency Testing

9 Initial Startup

10 Maintenance and Care

11 Troubleshooting

12 General Product Information

A Appendix

B Appendix

C Supplement for Other Test Entry

D Supplement for Observed Test Sequence

E Supplement for Enhanced Workflows

F Appendix For Accu-Chek Inform II Base Unit (Legacy Version)

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Powering up and Entering an Operator ID

3 Patient Glucose Testing

4 Glucose Control Testing

5 Review Results

6 Storing Test Strip, Control Solution, and Linearity Solution Information in the Meter

7 Linearity Testing

8 Proficiency Testing

9 Initial Startup

10 Maintenance and Care

11 Troubleshooting

12 General Product Information

A Appendix

B Appendix

C Supplement for Other Test Entry

D Supplement for Observed Test Sequence

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Powering up and Entering an Operator ID

3 Patient Glucose Testing

4 Glucose Control Testing

5 Review Results

6 Storing Test Strip, Control Solution, and Linearity Solution Information in the Meter

7 Linearity Testing

Proficiency Testing

9 Initial Startup

10 Maintenance and Care

11 Troubleshooting

12 General Product Information

100 C Supplement for Other Test Entry

500 D Supplement for Observed Test Sequence

Index

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Powering up and Entering an Operator ID

3 Patient Glucose Testing

4 Glucose Control Testing

5 Review Results

6 Storing Test Strip, Control Solution, and Linearity Solution Information in the Meter

7 Linearity Testing

Proficiency Testing

9 Initial Startup

10 Maintenance and Care

11 Troubleshooting

12 General Product Information

100 C Supplement for Other Test Entry

500 D Supplement for Observed Test Sequence

Index

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