Beurer BM 50 Mode D'emploi page 10

3. Insert the Air Tube Connector into the Air Tube Port.
4. This cuff is suitable for you if the index mark (
after fitting the cuff on the upper arm.
CAUTION: Only use original Beurer cuffs with this device. The included cuff is suitable for an arm
circumference of 8.7 to 16.5 inches (22 - 42 cm).
Correct Posture:
• Before the initial blood pressure
measurement, make sure always to rest for
about 5 minutes.
• Perform the measurement either sitting or
lying down. Always make sure that the cuff
is level with your heart.
• To perform a measurement, sit comfortably with your arms and back supported. Do not cross your
legs and place your feet flat on the floor.
• Keep still during the measurement and do not talk.
• Wait for at least 1 minute before taking another measurement.
Performing a Measurement:
1. To select a desired user memory, press the +/- Buttons until the desired user number icon appears
in the LCD Display. To confirm, wait until the device switches into Standby mode. Each user memory
can store 100 sets of measurements. If you do not select a user memory, the measurement will be
stored in the most recently-used user memory.
NOTE: If audio output is on, the device will announce the user number as it is selected.
2. With the cuff attached properly and in a correct posture, press the Start/Stop
Button. Measurement will begin after about three seconds.
The pulse symbol (
To cancel a measurement at any time, press the Start/Stop Button.
NOTE: The device features cuff tightness indicator. Using this feature, the
device will automatically check the correct tightness of the cuff on your upper
arm during measurement. If the cuff is correctly tightened, the symbol
appear on the display during inflation. It will remain there until the measurement
has been successfully completed and will then be displayed together with the
determined measured values. If the cuff is incorrectly tightened, the measurement is aborted and
" " will appear on the display. In this case, please re-attach the cuff, observing the instructions
provided in the section "Attaching the cuff". Then repeat the measurement, keeping to an interval of at
least 1 minute from the previous measurement.
3. As a measurement concludes, air pressure in the Cuff will release and pulse
rate, systolic, and diastolic pressures will display.
) will display when the pulse is detected.
) is within the OK range
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