Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Talking Wrist TypeBlood Pressure Monitor
Model: BPW810
User Manual
EN
TALKING WRIST TYPE
BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORModel: BPW810
USER MANUAL
1
CONTENTS
Introduction ......................................................... 2
Key Features ....................................................... 2Front View ....................................................... 2
Rear View ........................................................ 3
LCD Symbols .................................................. 3Safety and Care Instructions ............................. 4
Safety Precautions .......................................... 4Caring for Your Blood Pressure Monitor .......... 5
About Blood Pressure ........................................ 5
How the Blood Pressure Monitor Works .......... 7Getting Started .................................................... 7
Installing and Replacing the Batteries ............. 7
Setting Date, Time and Measurement Units ... 8Positioning the Wrist Cuff ................................ 8
Voice Playback of Blood Pressure Measurements ... 9
Volume Control ................................................ 9Taking a Blood Pressure Measurement ............ 9
Recalling Measurements Stored in Memory ....... 11
Deleting a Measurement Record from Memory .. 12
Deleting the Latest Record ........................... 12
Deleting All Records ..................................... 13
Troubleshooting ............................................... 13Technical Specifications .................................. 15
About Oregon Scientific ................................... 16
Information About the CE Mark ....................... 17Blood Pressure Log Book ................................ 17
EN
1
2
3
5
4
6
7
2
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for selecting the Oregon ScientificTM TalkingWrist Type Blood Pressure Monitor (BPW810). TheBPW810 features voice announcement and playbackof blood pressure measurements for addedconvenience and has been designed to provide youwith many years of reliable service. The unit can helpyou measure and track the following metrics:
• Systolic pressure• Diastolic pressure• Mean arterial pressure• Pulse rate• Historic record of up to 60 measurements per user
(maximum 2 users)
Readings taken by the BPW810 are equivalent to thoseobtained by a trained observer using the cuff andstethoscope auscultation method, within the limitsprescribed by "EN1060-3 Non-invasiveSphygmomanometers-Part 3: Supplementaryrequirements for electro-mechanical blood pressuremeasuring systems." The monitor's accuracy in measuringdiastolic pressure was tested using the fifth Korotkoffsound method.
This manual contains important safety and careinformation, and provides step-by-step instructions forusing the product.
Read the manual thoroughly before using the product.
KEY FEATURES
FRONT VIEW
1. TALK / VOLUME button2. LCD3. ON / OFF button4. Speaker5. USER 1 / UP ARROW button6. USER 2 / DOWN ARROW button7. SET button
EN
2
1
User Shows which userprofile (1 or 2 isbeing displayed)
Memory If "MEM" shows, thedisplayedmeasurement valueis from the memoryand not necessarilyfrom the last reading
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION EXPLANATION
Systolic pressure The highest bloodpressure measured
Diastolic pressure The lowest bloodpressure measured
Time (hour: minutes) Current time
Mean arterialpressure
Average bloodpressure measured(see "What is MeanArterial Pressure(MAP)?" for moreinformation)
Pulse Pulse rate perminute
REAR VIEW
1. Wrist cuff
2. Battery compartment
LCD SYMBOLS
3
EN
SAFETY AND CARE INSTRUCTIONS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Please observe the following safety precautions whensetting up and using your blood pressure monitor.
• This device is intended for adult use only.
• This device is intended for non-invasive measuringand monitoring of arterial blood pressure. It is notintended for use on extremities other than the wristor for functions other than obtaining a bloodpressure measurement.
• Do not confuse self-monitoring with self-diagnosis.This unit allows you to monitor your blood pressure.Do not begin or end medical treatment based solelyon the measurements of this device. Consult aphysician for treatment advice.
• If you are taking medication, consult your physicianto determine the most appropriate time to measureyour blood pressure. Never change a prescribedmedication without consulting your physician.
• This unit is not suitable for continuous monitoringduring medical emergencies or operations.
• If the cuff pressure exceeds 40 kPa (300 mmHg),the unit will automatically deflate. Should the cuffnot deflate when pressures exceeds 40 kPa(300mmHg), detach the cuff from the wrist andpress the button to stop inflation.
• To avoid measurement errors, carefully read thismanual before using the product.
Weak battery Batteries are lowand need to bereplaced
Inflating Unit is inflating withair to obtain theneeded level ofpressure
Deflating Wrist cuff air isexhausting ordeflating
Millimeter(s) ofmercury
Measurement unitfor blood pressure
Kilopascal Measurement unitfor blood pressure
Voice activation Voice announcingyour bloodpressure measured
kPa
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION EXPLANATION
4
EN
5
CARING FOR YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR
To ensure you receive the maximum benefit from usingthis product, please observe the following care guidelines.
• When not in use, store the unit in a dry place awayfrom direct sunlight.
• Do not immerse the unit in water. If it comes in contactwith water, dry it immediately with a soft lint-free cloth.
• Use a soft, slightly moistened cloth to wipe off theunit and cuff. Do not use abrasive or corrosivecleaning agents, as these may cause damage.
• Remove the batteries whenever you are planningto store the unit for a long period of time.
• When replacing batteries, use new batteries asspecified in this user manual. Do not mix new andold batteries.
• Do not place objects such as stickers on the wristcuff or unit, as these may impair the measurement.
• Do not subject the unit to excessive force, shock, dust,temperature changes, or humidity. Such treatment mayresult in malfunction, a shorter electronic life span,damaged batteries, or distorted parts.
• Do not tamper with the internal components. Doingso will terminate the product warranty and maycause damage.
• The unit contains no user- serviceable parts.
• If you no longer need to use this product, protectthe environment by bringing it to your dealer ordesignated collection point for proper disposal.
ABOUT BLOOD PRESSURE
What is blood pressure?
Blood pressure is the force generated by the bloodagainst the walls of arteries during cardiac contractionand relaxation(e.g., the pumping action of the heart).
What are systolic pressure and diastolicpressure?When ventricles contract and pump blood out of theheart, blood pressure reaches its maximum value. Thishighest pressure in the cycle is known as systolicpressure. When the heart relaxes between heartbeats,the lowest blood pressure is diastolic pressure.
What is mean arterial pressure (MAP)?The mean arterial pressure (MAP) is the averagepressure that forces blood through the arteries. It isnot the average of the systolic and diastolic bloodpressure; rather, MAP corresponds to a state ofbalance between the compressive and expansiveforces acting on the arterial wall when there is nodistension outward or inward. MAP is an excellentway to evaluate the stress on the walls of your bloodvessels, and can be used to evaluate excessive loadon the cardiovascular system. Show your MAP historyto your doctor to provide additional information thatmay help him or her understand your situation.
EN
6
Why measure your blood pressure?
Blood pressure measurement can highly reflect one'shealth condition. High blood pressure is potentiallylinked to serious illnesses such as stroke, heartdisease and kidney failure.
Since there is no symptom most of the time, manyhypertensive people do not realize they are at riskuntil their health is seriously threatened.
What is the standard blood pressure classification?
Figure 3 illustrates the blood pressure classificationmade by World Health Organization (WHO) andInternational Society of Hypertension (ISH) in 1999.
Reference material: 1999 World Health Organization-
International Society of Hypertension Guidelines forthe management of hypertension, Journal ofHypertension, 1999, 17(2): 151-183.
NOTE• Blood pressure is considered high when either the
diastolic or systolic blood pressure value exceedsthe normal range. When a patient’s systolic anddiastolic blood pressures fall into differentcategories, the higher category should apply.
• Only a physician can tell you your normal bloodpressure range and the point at which you are atrisk. Consult your physician to obtain these values.If the measurements taken with these products falloutside the range, consult your physician.
Why does my blood pressure fluctuate throughoutthe day?
Individual blood pressure varies greatly both on adaily and a seasonal or temperature basis. Thesevariations may be more pronounced in hypertensivepatients. Normally the blood pressure rises while atwork and is at its lowest during sleep.
The graph below illustrates the variations over asingle day with measurement taken every 5 minutes.The thick line represents sleep time. The rises inblood pressure at 4PM (A in the graph) and 12AM (Bin the graph) correspond to an attack of pain andsexual intercourse (Beven, Honour & Stott, Clin. Sci.36:329, 1969).
Grade 3 hypertension(severe)
Grade 2 hypertension(moderate)
sys tolic blood preesure(mmHg)
Figure 3
Grade 1 hypertension(mild)
Subgroup: borderline
High-normal Blood Pressure
Dia
stol
ic b
lood
pre
ssur
e (m
mH
g)
Normal Blood Pressure
Optimal BloodPressure
120
80
85
90
95
100
110
130 140 150 160 170 180
EN
7
HOW THE BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORWORKS
This product uses the Oscillometric Measuringmethod to detect your blood pressure. Before everymeasurement, the unit establishes a "zero pressure"equivalent to the air pressure.
Then it starts inflating the wrist cuff to 180mmHg orhigher until it senses that it has blocked your blood inthe artery. After that, the deflation process starts,during which time the unit detects pressureoscillations generated by beat-to-beat pulsatile, whichis used to determine the systolic, mean and diastolicpressure, and also your pulse rate. Any motion duringthis period will result in an incorrect measurement.After all readings are determined and displayed on theLCD, the measurement is finished and the wrist cuffautomatically deflates.
GETTING STARTED
INSTALLING AND REPLACING THE BATTERIES
1. Slide off the battery cover.2. Install the batteries by matching the correct polarity,
as shown below. Always use the correct batterytype (2 alkaline LR03 AAA-size).
3. Replace the cover.
NOTE Replace the batteries whenever the weakbattery mark shows, the display is dim, or thedisplay does not illuminate when the power is on.Replace all the batteries at the same time - it isdangerous to mix old and new batteries.
Contact your local waste disposal authority forinstructions on how to dispose of used batteries. Usedbatteries can be harmful to the environment, andshould not be thrown out with household trash.
EN
8
SETTING DATE, TIME AND MEASUREMENT UNITS
It is important to set the clock before using your bloodpressure monitor, so that a time stamp can beassigned to each record that is stored in the memory.
1. When the unit is off, press and hold SET for 2seconds to enter the setting mode.
2. The setting order is as follows: 12/24 hour format,hour, minute, year, month/day or day / monthformat, month, date, and measurement unit (kPa ormmHg).
3. Press or to increase / decrease a value orchange the setting.
4. Press SET to accept the change and switch to thenext setting.
5. When you are finished, press to exit the setup menu.
POSITIONING THE WRIST CUFF
It is important to properly position the wrist cuff toensure that you receive an accurate reading.
1. Remove all accessories (watch, bracelet, etc.) fromyour left wrist. If your physician has diagnosed you withpoor circulation in your left arm, use your right wrist.
2. Roll or push up your sleeve to expose the skin.
3. Apply the cuff to your left wrist with your palm facing up.
4. Position the edge of the cuff about 0.4 inches (1cm)from the bottom of your palm.
5. Fasten the wrist cuff around your wrist, leaving no extraroom between the cuff and your skin. If the cuff is tooloose, the measurement will not be accurate.
NOTE Graphics may not exactly match product.
EN
9
VOICE PLAYBACK OF BLOOD PRESSUREMEASUREMENTS
The BPW810 features voice playback during and afterblood pressure measurement results, as well asgeneral instructions to help you prepare for takingmeasurements. When the unit has finished taking yourmeasurement, your blood pressure readings, pulse andblood pressure classification are announced.
If you want to repeat the announcement, simply pressTALK / VOLUME.
Anytime you recall a measurement record from memory, itwill also be announced. Press TALK / VOLUME if youneed to repeat the playback of any record.
VOLUME CONTROL
To adjust the volume level:
1. Press and hold TALK / VOLUME until volumelevel flashes on the LCD.
2. Press TALK / VOLUME to adjust volume level.
3. Press when you have finished adjusting thevolume.
NOTE When volume level 0 is selected, the unit ison mute and you will not hear any voice messagesannounced.
TAKING A BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT
You can choose to take your blood pressure whilesitting or lying down. Below are some helpful tips fortaking a measurement:
0 1 2
(MUTE) (VOLUME ISLOW)
(VOLUME ISHIGH)
EN
10
• Be sure to set the clock before taking your firstmeasurement, or whenever you replace thebatteries, so that the date and time are stored inthe memory with your history. For instructions, referto p. 6.
• It is important to relax when taking your bloodpressure. Try to take a 15-minute rest before youbegin.
• Do not lean backward or bend your wrist inwardwhile taking a measurement.
• Avoid talking or moving your fingers and hand whiletaking a measurement. Rapid movements or otheractivities may alter your reading.
• Wait at least an hour before taking your bloodpressure if you have just eaten a large meal.
• Do not smoke or drink alcohol before taking yourblood pressure.
• Do not measure your blood pressure if you areunder stress.
• Wait at least 3 minutes between measurements.This allows your blood circulation to recover.
• For a meaningful comparison, try to measure undersimilar conditions. For example, take dailymeasurements at approximately the same time, onthe same wrist, or as directed by a physician.
• To stop the measurement process at any time, press
• The unit automatically switches off 1 minute after takinga measurement. To save the battery life, press assoon as you are finished to turn off the unit.
To take a measurement:
1. Choose the position you from which you wish tomeasure - sitting or lying down.
2. Position your body so that your wrist is parallel withyour heart, using the chart and illustrations belowas a guide.
IF YOUARE...
Sittingdownwith anarmrest
Sittingdownwith noarmrest
Place your elbow on a table, using anobject as a support under yourforearm. Your wrist should be parallelwith your heart with the palm facing up.
Place your arm across your chest withthe wrist parallel to your heart. Holdyour elbow with the other hand.
THEN...
EN
11
3. Relax your hand and press to turn on the unit. Avoice message will remind you to relax and remainstill. It then begins inflating the wrist cuff. Once thepressure reaches 180 mmHg, it will slowly deflateuntil the measurement results show on the LCD.
NOTE This unit can intelligently adjust the cuffpressure and inflate to a higher-pressure level (>180mmHg) when needed.
Your systolic and diastolic pressure readings flash onthe LCD, followed by MAP and pulse per minutereadings every 2 seconds. At the same time, yourmeasurement results and the blood pressureclassification will also be announced.
4. To repeat the announcement, simply press TALK /VOLUME.
5. If you want to save the record to memory, press or and the results will be saved to User 1's
or User 2's memory accordingly.
The measurement is stored as the first (MEM 1) entryin the user record you selected; the last entry (MEM60) is dropped, and all the entries in between move up1 digit (e.g. 58 becomes 59, and so on).
RECALLING MEASUREMENTS STORED IN MEMORY
To view a history of User 1's records, press .
To view a history of User 2's records, press .
Lyingdown
Position your wrist on a support,cushion, or your thigh so that it isparallel with your heart with the palmfacing up.
EN
12
NOTE• The most recent record (1) is shown first. Each new
measurement is assigned to the first (1) record. Allother records are pushed back one digit (e.g., 2becomes 3, and so on), and the last record (60) isdropped from the list.
• Press the corresponding user button again ( or ) to see additional records.
• Press and hold the corresponding user button toauto-advance to additional records.
• The date and time of measurement are shown witheach record.
• Memory records will be kept even when thebatteries become exhausted and are replaced.
DELETING A MEASUREMENT RECORDFROM MEMORY
You have the option of deleting your latestmeasurement record or entire measurement history.This is useful if measurements have not beenaccurately recorded and need to be recorded again.
DELETING THE LATEST RECORD
1. Press or to recall the latest measurementrecord for User 1 or User 2.
2. Press and hold SET until the LCD shows "dELONE".
3. Press SET to delete the latest recordedmeasurement for User 1 or User 2. After you haveconfirmed deleting the latest record, the screenshows dEL dONE.
4. If you decide to abort the delete action instead,press to go back to the main screen.
EN
13
DELETING ALL RECORDS
1. Press or to recall the latest measurementrecord for User 1 or User 2.
2. Press and hold SET until the LCD shows "dELONE".
3. Press to show the option of deleting yourentire measurement history; the LCD displays "DELALL".
4. Press SET to delete all measurement records. Afteryou have confirmed deleting all records, the screenshows dEL dONe.
5. If you decide to abort the delete action instead,press once OR press twice to go back tothe main screen.
TROUBLESHOOTING
This section includes a list of error messages andfrequently asked questions for problems you mayencounter with your blood pressure monitor. If theproduct is not operating as you think it should, checkhere before arranging for servicing.
Problem Symptom Check This Remedy
Nopower
Display isdim or willnot light up
Batteries areexhausted
Replace withnew batteries
Batteries areinsertedincorrectly
Insert thebatteriescorrectly
Lowbatteries
showson thedisplay
Batteriesare low
Replacewith newbatteries
EN
14
Problem Symptom Check This Remedy
Errormessage
Errshowson thedisplay.
A measure-
ment erroroccurred
Relax for amoment andthen measureagain
Err 1, 2,or 3showson thedisplay
The wristcuff is notsecure
Refasten thecuff and thenmeasure again
Err 4showson thedisplay
The monitordetectedmotion whilemeasuring
Movement canaffect themeasurement.
Relax for amoment andthen measureagain
Err 5showson thedisplay
Pressure isover 37.3kPa (280mmHg)
Relax for amoment andthen measureagain
Err 6showson thedisplay
Deflationperiod wastoo long
Movement canaffect themeasurement.
Relax for amoment andthen measureagain
Problem Symptom Check This Remedy
Errormessage
Err 7 or 8showson thedisplay
A calibrationerroroccurred
Retake themeasurement. Ifthe problempersists, contactthe retailer or ourcustomer servicedepartment forfurther assistance.Refer to thewarranty forcontactinformation andreturn instructions
Settingsarewrong
Date andtime areincorrect
The clockwas not set orreset afterinstalling newbatteries
Reset the clock
Measure-ment unit(kPa ormmHg)areincorrect
Themeasurementunit was notset or resetafter installingnew batteries
Reset themeasurementunit
EN
15
Problem Symptom Check This Remedy
No usermemory
Cannotfind arecord
The memorywas notsaved aftertaking ameasurement
Retake themeasurement.Press or to save
the correspondinguser's memory
The recordwas storedto the wrongusermemory
Press to viewUser 1's record.Press to viewUser 2's record
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Application:
Measuring method Oscillometric / non-invasive
Application For adult use only
Measurement location Wrist section of lowerarm
Memory Maximum 60 recordsper user
Maximum number of users 2
Dimensions:Height x Width x Depth 90 x 86 x 30.8 mm
(3.5 x 3.4 x 1.2 inches)
Weight 180g (6.3 oz) withoutbatteries
Cuff circumference 13.5 to 19.5 cm (5.3 to7.7 inches)
Measuring range:
Pressure 4.0 to 37.3 kPa (30 to280 mmHg)
Pulse 40 to 200 pulse/min
Accuracy:
Pressure +/- 3 mmHg (+/- 0.4kPa)
Pulse +/- 5%
Power:
Power supply 3V DC, 2 LR03 / AAA /UM4-size 1.5V batteries
Power save Auto power off after 1minute of non-activity
Classification of protection
against electric shock: Internally poweredequipment, type BFapplied part
Classification of protectionagainst ingress of water: IPX0
Classification of operation
mode: continuous operation
EN
16
ABOUT OREGON SCIENTIFIC
Visit our website (www.oregonscientific.com) to learnmore about Oregon Scientific products such as digitalcameras; MP3 players; children's electronic learningproducts and games; projection clocks; health andfitness gear; weather stations; and digital andconference phones. The website also includes contactinformation for our customer care department in caseyou need to reach us, as well as frequently askedquestions and customer downloads.
We hope you will find all the information you need onour website, however if you'd like to contact theOregon Scientific Customer Care department directly,please visit www2.oregonscientific.com/service/support or call 949-608-2848 in the US. Forinternational enquiries, please visit http://www2.oregonscientific.com/about/international/default.asp
Operating environment:
Operation 10°C to 40°C (50°F to 104°F)
Storage / Transport -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)Humidity range 10% to 83% relative humidity
Manufacturer: IDT Technology Limited
9/F, Kaiser Estate, Phase I
141 Man Yue StreetHung Hom, Kowloon
Authorized: Oregon Scientific Italia Spa c/o
Representative: Centro Dir.Le Colleoni PalazzoTaurus 2 - V.le Colleoni, 320041
Agrate Brianza (MI) Italy
Tel: +39-039-656-181Fax: +39-039-643-3111
EN
17
INFORMATION ABOUT THE CE MARK
This device complies with the European regulationsbased on the Medical Products Code, and bears theCE mark "CE0123". The device has been qualityinspected according to EG guideline 93/42/EWG andtested in compliance to the "EN1060-1 Non-invasivesphygmomanometers - Part 1, General requirements"and "EN1060-3 Non-invasive sphygmomanometers-Part3: Supplementary requirements forelectromechanical blood pressure measuringsystems". The CE mark further indicates that thisblood pressure monitor meets the generalrequirements for electronic products as regards toresistance to electromagnetic interference.Malfunctioning may however occur in the proximity ofextremely strong electromagnetic fields. Inaccordance with the "Ordinance for Operators ofMedical Products", a technical inspection must becarried out if this device is used for industrial orcommercial purposes.
BLOOD PRESSURE LOG BOOK
To create a log of your blood pressure history,complete the personal information section at the top,then enter the details (date, time, and measurements)for each reading you take.
To plot your history, use an S (systolic), D (diastolic)and M (mean arterial pressure) to mark the pointswhere each measurement falls on the chart, thenconnect the points to view your history over time.
10 17
Name: Age: Weight: (kg/lbs)
Date
Time
SYS
DIS
MAP
158
90
110
155
95
112
SS
M M
O O
OCT OCT
10PM 10PM
8.0
10.7
13.3
16.0
18.7
21.3
24.0
26.7
29.3
85 90
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
220
kPa mmHg
EN
© 2005 Oregon Scientific. All rights reserved.
P/N.: 086-00
