Owner's Manual blood pressure monitor

Section 1: Preparation

CAUTION: DO NOT use the transmitter as a carrying

handle. Doing so may damage the transmitter

requiring its replacement. If the first-stage is

attached to a cylinder, make sure to secure the

cylinder so it doesn’t fall over and damage the

transmitter (or regulator). A transmitter damaged

due to user neglect is not covered under the

warranty.

Pairing the Wrist Unit to the Transmitter

For a transmitter and a wrist unit to work together they

must be first “paired”. Once paired, they will continue to

work together until such time the transmitter is introduced

to another wrist unit. When the transmitter sends a packet

of data to the wrist unit, it sends along a special code that

only the paired wrist unit recognizes. If the code is correct,

then the wrist unit accepts the data packet. This way you

will never get erroneous information from a nearby Monitor

3 transmitter (i.e. your dive buddy’s transmitter).

To pair a transmitter to a wrist unit, follow this step-by-

step procedure:

Fit your regulator to a charged SCUBA cylinder.

DO NOT open the valve yet.

STEP 1

Activate the Monitor 3 Air by touching contacts

A&D.

STEP 2