iHealth BP7 Owner's Manual - Page 5

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Connect to iOS device via Bluetooth

Apply the cuff or press the START/STOP button until the

Bluetooth indicator light flashes.

Turn Bluetooth "On" under the "Settings" Menu

(Settings->General->Bluetooth->On)

When using the monitor for the first time, wait until the monitor

ID (printed on the monitor), i.e. "BP7 xxxxxx" and "Not Paired"

appear in the list of available Bluetooth devices on your iOS

device. Select the monitor ID "BP7 xxxxxx" to pair and connect.

Note: When pairing the monitor for the first time or after it has

been reset it may take up to 30 seconds for your iOS device to

detect the Bluetooth signal. Each subsequent time you use the

monitor "Not Connected" will be displayed next to "BP7 xxxxxx"

in the Bluetooth Menu. Pairing the monitor with your iOS device

at each use is required.

MEASUREMENT PROCEDURES

Apply the Cuff

a. Place your hand palm-side up in front of you and wrap the cuff

around a bare wrist 1-2 cm above the wrist joint

b. If the monitor is correctly placed, the iHealth logo will be facing

upright.

c. The cuff must not be too tight nor too loose.

Remember to:

1. Make sure that the appropriate cuff size is used; refer to the cuff

circumference range in "SPECIFICATIONS".

2. Measure on the same wrist each time.

3. Stay still during measurement. Do not move your wrist, body, or

the monitor.

4. Stay still and calm for one to one and half minutes before taking a blood pressure

measurement.

5. Keep the cuff clean. Cleaning the cuff after every 200 times of usage is recommended.

If the cuff becomes dirty, clean it with a moistened cloth. Do not rinse the monitor or

cuff with running water.

Body Posture

Blood pressure wrist monitors are sensitive to body position. To get the most accurate reading

possible it is very important that you keep your arm and wrist at heart level.

Sitting During Measurement