User's Manual

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8.4.1 The blood pressure level indicator
Please refer to Table 1 for the blood pressure level classification and definition.
Table 1
WHO Blood pressure level
Blood pressure range
Severe hypertension (H3)
Systolic≥180mmHg or/and Diastolic≥110mmHg
Moderate hypertension (H2)
Systolic≥160mmHg or/and Diastolic≥100mmHg
Mild hypertension (H1)
Systolic≥140mmHg or/and Diastolic≥90mmHg
Prehypertension（Pre.H）
Systolic≥130mmHg or/and Diastolic≥85mmHg
Normal (Norm)
Systolic≥120mmHg or/and Diastolic≥80mmHg
Optimal (Optm)
Systolic <120mmHg and Diastolic <80mmHg
Notes:
 Do not self-diagnosis according to measurement results. Follow the instructions of your
physician or licensed healthcare provider.
 If the device caused any discomfort during measurement or fail to perform as indicated, press
the 【 】button to discontinue measurement.
 The time of the pressure reduced from 260mmHg (34.67kPa) to 15mmHg (2kPa) does not
exceed 10s.
 If cuff inflated up to 300 mmHg (40 kPa) doesn’t stop, please remove the cuff or power off
the unit.
8.4.2. Broadcast Function
Broadcast will automatically start at following situations:
Table 2 Broadcast Context
Broadcast Situation
Broadcast Content
1. During
Measurement
1) at the beginning of
measurement:
(1) ―Put the cuff at the same level as your heart,
don’t move and keep. quiet‖;
(2) ―It is ok, let`s begin.‖;
2) in case of error
(1) ―Error. please measure again.‖;
3) measurement
completed
(1) notification tone
(2) ―The measure result is:‖;
(3) ―Your systolic pressure is‖ + measured systolic
value + ―Millimeter of mercury/Kilopascal.‖;
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