Arkray Glucocard X-Meter Technické informace stáhnout pdf (Strana 3)

GLUCOCARD X-mini plus INT-IVD mmol Operating Manual (83-04345) page 2 FRONT

Alarm

to follow the black

arrows ( ).

1. Select an

alarm number.

1. Select a

setting.

1. Set the year.

2. Set the month.

3. Set the day.

1. Select a time

format.

12h or 24h

2. Set the hour.

3. Set the minute.

4. Select a date

format.

d-n: Day-month

n-d: Month-day

on1: Low

on2: Normal

on3: High

oFF: Off

1. Make sure

the meter is

off.

To go to “SET”:

2. Turn on the

alarm.

3. Set the hour.

4. Set the minute.

5. Go to “End”.

1. Turn on the

expiration

warning.

The date 6 months

from the current

date appears.

1. Turn on the

ECO mode.

The ECO mode

extends battery

life.

1. Turn on the

HYPO flag.

2. Set the

threshold value.

0.6 to 4.4 mmol/L

A HYPO flag

appears when

your test results

are below the

threshold value.

1. Set the upper

limit of the

graph.

2. Set the lower

limit of the

graph.

1.1 to 33.3 mmol/L

0.6 to 32.8

mmol/L

1. Turn on the

meal amount

flag.

1. Select a

setting.

7d, 14d, 30d or

90d

You can make 4

alarm settings.

A1, A2, A3 or A4

Current setting Current setting Current setting Current setting

Current settingCurrent settingCurrent settingCurrent settingCurrent settingCurrent setting

Beeper volume Date Time

Bar graphECOSetup end

Test strip

expiration

Result average

display

HYPO

(hypoglycemic)

Meal amount

to change the settings or

numbers.

to scroll through the

settings or numbers:

to follow the gray

arrows ( ).

Hold for

5 seconds

To the top of the alarm setting.

Back to “Alarm”

Hold

To make another alarm

setting, repeat steps 1 to 4.

To the top of the

beeper volume

setting.

To the top of the

date setting.

The meter turns

off.

To the top of the

HYPO setting.

NOTE

The meter turns

itself off if left

alone for 3

minutes (ECO

mode: 1 minute).

Your new settings

will be saved.

To the top of the

time setting.

To change

the date:

See steps 1 to

3 in “Date.”

To the top of the

expiration

setting.

To the top of the

ECO mode

setting.

To the top of the

bar graph

setting.

To the top of the

meal amount

setting.

To the top of the

result average

display setting.

Your meter is set up as below at the time of purchase. To change the settings, see the setup mode flowchart.

 Alarm: Off  Beeper volume: High (3)  Date: Current local date  Time: Current local time

 Result average display: 7d  Meal amount: Off  Bar graph: Upper limit 16.7 mmol/L, Lower limit 2.8 mmol/L  HYPO: Off

 ECO: Off  Test strip expiration: Off

Chapter 7 Meter Setup

Setup mode

When you hear a beep, remove the test strip from the blood. The test starts

when the meter detects enough amount of blood. The meter counts down from

5 to 1 during the test.

NOTE

 For accurate test results, touch the test strip to your blood in less than 20

seconds after puncturing.

 Do not test blood that runs or spreads out from the puncture site.

 Do not smear blood on the test strip.

 Do not press the test strip into your puncture site with force.

 If the meter does not start counting down, touch the test strip to the drop of

blood again within 10 seconds. Use a new test strip if more than 10 seconds

have passed.

 Keep your hands away from the test strip once the meter starts counting

down.

3. Read your test result.

You will hear a beep when the test result appears on the

screen. The meter stores this test result and the test date

in the memory.

Test results

The 6 most recent test results

appear as a bar graph, with the

newest result at the far right.

To switch the bar graph to the

current date and time:

4. Attach the head cap to the lancing device body.

5. If needed, adjust the lancing depth by turning the

adjustment dial.

6. Wash the puncture site with soap and water. Dry

thoroughly.

7. Press the head cap against your fingertip and press

the puncture button lightly.

If you accidentally press the puncture button before

reaching the puncture site, press the disposal-and-set

lever until you hear a click. The device is then reset.

8. Obtain as much blood as that shown in “Actual size”

on the right.

Next ...

Go to chapter 4 “Testing Your Blood Glucose”.

3.5 Sampling from Your Palm, Forearm or Upper Arm

1. See steps 1 to 5 in chapter 3.4.

2. Select a soft, fleshy area on the palm, forearm or upper arm that is free of

visible veins, moles and hair and away from bone.

3. Massage the puncture site.

4. Wash the puncture site with soap and water. Dry

thoroughly.

5. Press the head cap hard against the puncture site for

about 10 seconds. Press the puncture button lightly.

If you accidentally press the puncture button before

reaching the puncture site, press the disposal-and-set

lever until you hear a click. The device is then reset.

6. Hold the head cap against the site. Add and reduce

pressure to the site repeatedly, one cycle per second,

to obtain as much blood as that shown in “Actual size”

on the right.

If you obtained an insufficient amount of blood, rub or

warm a new puncture site to increase blood flow.

Then, make another puncture.

Next ...

Go to chapter 4 “Testing Your Blood Glucose”.

1. Make sure that the blood symbol is flashing on the screen.

If nothing appears on the screen, remove the test strip and insert it back into

the slot. Then, wait until the blood symbol starts flashing.

2. Touch the tip of the test strip to the drop of blood.

Let the test strip draw up blood until the dark-colored

check window is filled with blood.

Accurate test results will not be obtained if you apply

your blood to the check window directly.

Chapter 4 Testing Your Blood Glucose

NOTE

In the ECO mode, the test result appears on the screen 2 minutes shorter than

otherwise. See chapter 7 “Meter Setup”.

4. Slide the test strip disposal lever to eject the test strip.

The meter turns itself off.

Test results are shown in mmol/L. You cannot change the unit of measure. If

the results appear in mg/dL by any possibility, contact your distributor

immediately. Using mg/dL may cause you to misread test results and lead

to incorrect treatment.

WARNING

 If “Lo” or “Hi” appears on the screen:

Repeat the test. If “Lo” or “Hi” still appears, contact your doctor or

healthcare professional. “Lo” appears if your test result is less than 0.6

mmol/L. “Hi” appears if your test result is more than 33.3 mmol/L.

 If test results do not match how you feel:

Make sure you performed the test properly as explained in chapters 2 to

4. Then, do a control test to check there are no problems with the meter

or test strips. If you tested blood from the palm, forearm or upper arm,

repeat the test with blood sample from a fingertip. If test results still do

not match how you feel, contact your doctor or healthcare professional.

 Do not ignore test results. Do not alter your blood glucose management

or treatment without consulting your doctor or healthcare professional. It

is important to follow their instructions.

CAUTION

Bar graph

Upper limit

Lower limit

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Level indications

Deeper

Actual

size:

Actual size:

5. Remove the used lancet from your lancing device.

Remove the head cap from the lancing device body.

Stab the protective cap with the tip of the lancet.

Push the disposal-and-set lever in the direction of the

arrow to remove the lancet.

Disposal of Biohazardous Waste

Test strips and lancets qualify as biohazardous waste once used to test blood

glucose. After use, dispose of them according to your local regulations on

biohazardous waste.

Point your meter down and away from others when ejecting the used test

strip.

CAUTION

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