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Instructions for Use for KardiaMobile Card (AC-021)

3. Tap "About Kardia" to view the FCC and IC IDs and other applicable regulatory information.

Ingress Protection Marking

KardiaMobile Card is IPX8 rated. KardiaMobile Card is protected against immersion in water up

to 2 meters for 1 hour. KardiaMobile Card has been tested with relevant requirement standard

IEC 60601-1-11:2015.

The 2 electrodes (Left Hand Electrode and Right Hand Electrode) are Type BF Applied Parts.

Operational temperature of the device is -10°C to +40°C. If ambient temperature exceeds

+41°C, Applied Parts can exceed +41°C.

If you experience difficulties using your KardiaMobile Card, refer to the troubleshooting guide

below or contact technical support at [email protected].

1. My KardiaMobile Card is not working.

○ Make sure the Kardia app on your phone is open, the KardiaMobile Card device is

selected and is ready to pair.

○ Make sure the amber LED light turns on when you press the white power button (located

inside the "A" symbol on the right corner of the KardiaMobile Card).

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Hold the card between your thumb and index finger with your thumb on the

front of the device over the power button

thumb until you see the LED solid light or blinking light (you may also hear a

click). A blinking LED light indicates that the device is trying to establish a

connection with your phone/tablet.

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If the light does not turn on the battery could be depleted.

If the amber light does turn on:

○ Make sure Bluetooth is turned on in your smartphone or tablet settings and follow the

steps on your screen.

○ If Bluetooth is on, try to un-pair and pair again to your KardiaMobile Card.

2. I'm having trouble getting a clear recording.

o Clean the electrodes using a damp soft cloth. Wash your hands with soap and water.

Use a small amount of water to moisten the skin where your fingers make contact with

the electrodes.

. Press down firmly with your

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