Cleaning And Storing The Instrument; Rectifying Faults; Specifications - Beurer BM 77 Manual De Instrucciones

Step 4 BM 77:
data transfer immediately
following measurements.
• If Bluetooth ® data trans­
fer has been activated,
data is transferred after
having confirmed the user
memory and pressing the
START/STOP button
The Beurer "HealthManager" app must be active to allow
data transfers.
If your smartphone has a protective cover, remove this to ensu-
re that there is no interference during the transfer. Begin the
data transfer in the Beurer "HealthManager" app.

9. Cleaning and storing the instrument

• Clean your device and cuff carefully only with a slightly mois-
tened cloth.
• Do not use detergents or solvents.
• On no account must you immerse the computer in water,
otherwise liquid can enter it and cause demage.
• When storing the device, make sure that no heavy objects
are placed on top of it. Remove the batteries. The cuff tube
should not have any sharp kinks.

10. Rectifying faults

Error messages can occur when
• measurement error ( appears in the display),
Step 4 BM 77:
Data transfer at a later point:
• Go to memory mode
(chapter 7). Select the
desired user memory. The
Bluetooth transfer starts
®
automatically.
.
• you move or talk during the measurement (
display),
• the cuff tube is not properly inserted (
• inflation takes longer than 15 seconds (
play),
• the inflation pressure is higher than 300 mmHg (
in the display),
• an error occurs when storing the measured values (
pears in the display),
• exceeding measurement range (
• the data could not be sent to the PC (
display).
In the about cases, you must repeat the measurement. Make
sure that the cuff tube is properly inserted and that you do not
move or talk. Put the batteries back in if necessary, or else
replace them.

11. Specifications

Model no.
Type
Measurement
method
Measurement range
Display accuracy
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appears in the
appears in the display),
appears in the dis-
appears in the display),
appears in the
BM 77
BM 75
Oscillometric, non-invasive blood pres-
sure measurement on the upper arm
Cuff pressure 0 – 300 mmHg,
systolic 30 – 260 mmHg,
diastolic 30 – 260 mmHg,
Pulse 40 –199 beats/minute
Systolic ± 3 mmHg, diastolic ± 3 mmHg,
pulse ± 5 % of the value shown
appears
ap-