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5. Click OK and answer YES to the question about changing the preferences.

6. Download the handheld to the Data Manager from a downloader in the location to which the handheld is

assigned. This action should upload the chosen customization feature into the handheld. To customize additional

handhelds from this same location, repeat step 6. To customize handhelds from other locations for the same

features, return to step 1.

CONFIGURING AN i-STAT 1 WIRELESS ANALYZER

After customizing the handheld to enable the wireless functionality, the handheld must be conﬁgured to connect to

the facility's WLAN. For instructions on conﬁguring an i-STAT 1 Wireless Analyzer, see the Technical Bulletin

"Conﬁguring Wireless Settings in an i-STAT

TRANSMITTING RESULTS TO THE DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Assuming the handheld is customized for auto-transmission, the handheld will attempt an automatic wireless

download transmission under the following conditions:

1. When the handheld powers down automatically, according to its customized schedule, it will attempt to

download wirelessly all unsent results immediately before the power-down.

2. If the handheld is placed in a downloader or downloader/recharger, the handheld will first attempt to download

wirelessly. If it is successful, the download process is complete. If the wireless download is unsuccessful, the

handheld will attempt to download using the downloader or downloader/recharger wired network connection.

3. If the user turns off the handheld by pressing

wirelessly.

Users may additionally elect to perform an on-demand (forced) transmission of results wirelessly to the data

management system:

• directly following an individual test cycle using the Test Options menu, or

• using the Transmit Data menu.

Note 3.1: When attempting a wireless transmission, the handheld must remain at least 20 cm

(approximately 8 inches) from the body (head and torso) when the radio is on. The radio is on:

• whenever the handheld is transmitting,

• when an operator is using the Wireless Utility Menu, and

• during the 2 minutes following a test cycle.

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, the handheld will first attempt to download all unsent results

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Rev. Date 24-NOV-14