Daga PM-145 Manuel D'instructions page 14

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First time using the device. User, date and time programming
20XX will start to flash on the screen when you turn on the device for
the first time or change the batteries. You can increase the latter digits
by pressing the memory button (D), selecting any year from 2011 to
2030. Press the SET button (C) to confirm the year selected.
The data corresponding to the month and date will then appear on the
screen. Start off by selecting the month, pressing the memory button to
move between 1 and 12 and confirm with the settings button. Do the
same for the date, selecting them by pressing the memory button and
confirming with the settings button.
Once you have confirmed the date, the device will then move to the
time settings, with the time flashing. Press the memory button to
increase the time, selecting any time from 0 to 23, confirming with the
settings button. Once you have confirmed the time, the digits corres-
ponding to the minutes will start to flash, which you can select by
pressing the memory button, selecting from between 00 and 59, and
confirming the time selected with the settings button.
Taking a reading.
Fit the cuff onto the top of your left arm and adjust as shown in Fig. 1.
Rest for 5 minutes before starting the reading. Otherwise, there may be
inaccuracies.
You can take the pressure lying down on your back or sitting with your
arm on a table at the same height as your heart, as shown in Fig. 2.
Rest your hand on the table, palm upwards.
We recommend taking the reading from the left arm. However, if this
cannot be done, you can do it with your right arm, remembering that all
readings must be taken from the same arm.
Adjust the cuff on your arm so that the air tube runs towards your hand.
Make sure to leave 2-3 cm between the cuff and your inner elbow and
that you can slide your fingers easily between your arm and the cuff.
The arm sizes with which the product can be used are given on the cuff.
If the cuff does not fit around your arm, do not use this device.
Any piece of clothing that may be exercising pressure on your arm must
be removed.
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