User Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Putting the Meter into Operation
- 3 Meter Setup
- 4 Testing a Blood Sample
- 5 Control and Proficiency Testing
- 6 Review Results (Memory)
- 7 Extended Functionalities
- 8 Maintenance and Care
- 9 Troubleshooting
- 10 General Product Specifications
- 11 Warranty
- A Appendix
- B Appendix
- C Appendix
- Index
Appendix • C
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A typical range for direct connection between the
CoaguChek Pro II meter and the access point (air, direct
view, low disturbances) is up to 15 to 20 meters (49 to 66
feet). The actual range depends on the positioning of the
access point’s antennas and other topological properties
of the space between WLAN device and AP. Additionally,
dynamic control of the transmitting power of the access
point may reduce the maximum distance between WLAN
device and AP within which communication can be
guaranteed.
The CoaguChek Pro II system is designed such that it
coexists with other wirelessly communicating devices.
The CoaguChek Pro II system does NOT include any real-
time or even time critical wireless functionality. It commu-
nicates exclusively single, digital data fields. It does NOT
communicate continuous waveform data.
During the exchange of large data packages a short-term
delay in the meter response might occur.
Note: A degraded WLAN connectivity will not impact
the functionality of the meter but may delay the com-
munication of results to the DMS. Users should be
aware that real-time communication of data cannot
be guaranteed by the CoaguChek Pro II meter.