Document Outline

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  • 1. Seals of quality (515)
  • 2. Seals of quality (514)
  • 3. Device description
    • 3.1 Congratulations!
    • 3.2 Application
    • 3.3 Functional description
      • Calculating weight and height
      • Bioelectric impedance analysis
      • Patient data management
      • Analysis
      • User data management
      • Data transmission and network functions
    • 3.4 User qualification
      • Administration/network connection
      • Operation
    • 3.5 Contraindications
  • 4. Safety information
    • 4.1 Safety rules in these instructions for use
    • 4.2 Basic safety rules
      • Handling the device
      • Preventing electric shock
      • Preventing injuries and infections
      • Preventing device damage
      • Use of measured results
      • Handling packaging material
  • 5. Overview
    • 5.1 Operating elements
    • 5.2 Symbols in the Start display
    • 5.3 Color symbols and additional operating elements
    • 5.4 Identification on the device and the type plate
  • 6. Before you really get started...
    • 6.1 Scope of delivery
    • 6.2 Establishing power supply
    • 6.3 Setting up device
    • 6.4 Configuring device
    • 6.5 Operating the device in a PC network
      • Network connection via Ethernet or seca wireless network
      • Indirect connection via USB memory stick
    • 6.6 Operation using a seca 360° wireless printer
    • 6.7 Operation using a seca 360° length measuring device
  • 7. Operation
    • 7.1 Operating concept
      • Swiveling the touchscreen display
      • Switching on the device
      • Selecting functions
      • Selecting extended functions
      • Entering text
      • Displaying special characters
      • Entering numbers
      • Measurement procedure
      • Automatic standby
      • Switching off the device
    • 7.2 Determining the weight and height
      • Starting the weighing procedure
      • Manually determining the hold value (hold)
      • Balancing additional weight (tare)
      • Permanently saving the additional weight (pre-tare)
      • Activating/deactivating the pre-tare function
      • Manually entering body size
      • Transmitting body size via seca wireless network
      • Automatic BMI calculation
        • To determine the BMI, you have to record the patient's height and weight.
      • Automatic switchover of weighing range
      • Printing partial results
        • If the device is connected to a seca 360° wireless printer, you can print the measured results directly.
    • 7.3 Performing bioelectric impedance analysis (BIA)
      • Switching on the device
      • Determining the weight and height
      • Checking the module selection
      • Starting measurement
      • Entering the PAL value
      • Printing partial results
        • If the device is connected to a seca 360° wireless printer, you can print the measured results directly.
    • 7.4 Assigning patient
      • Checking data connection
      • Logging in to a seca patient database
      • Searching for patient data
      • Creating new patients
      • Editing patient data
    • 7.5 Viewing analyses
    • 7.6 Closing the measurement procedure
      • Saving the measured results
      • Logging off from a seca patient database
      • Printing measured results
        • If the device is connected to a seca 360° wireless printer, you can print the measured results directly.
  • 8. Medical basis
    • 8.1 Bioelectric impedance analysis (BIA)
      • Classic analysis of body composition
      • Functional principle of bioelectric impedance analysis
      • Pioneering achievement: seca formulas
    • 8.2 Evaluation modules
      • Summary of the evaluation modules
      • seca specialty: Coordinate system with tolerance ellipses
        • Biolelectric impedance analysis (BIVA)
        • Fat mass indices (FFMI and FMI)
    • 8.3 Evaluation modules
      • Development/growth
        • Weight percentile curves for children
        • Height percentile curves for children
        • BMI percentile curves for children
        • WHO reference values for adults
      • Energy
        • Normal data range display of the fat mass for adults
      • Function/rehabilitation
        • Fat mass index (body composition chart)
        • Skeletal muscle mass and lean soft tissue per extremity
      • Fluid
        • Bioelectric impedance vector analysis
      • Health risk
        • Normal range display for the phase angle
        • Bioelectric impedance vector analysis
        • Fat mass index (body composition chart)
      • Raw data for impedance
    • 8.4 References
      • Waist circumference for children
      • Resting energy expenditure (REE) for children
      • Resting energy expenditure (REE) for adults
      • Percentile curves for children
      • Total body water (TBW)
      • Extracellular water (ECW)
      • Fat-free mass (FFM)
      • Bioimpedance vector analysis (BIVA)
      • Body Compostion Chart (Fat mass indices FMI, FFMI)
      • Phase angle (φ)
      • Fat mass (FM)
      • Skeletal muscle mass (SMM)
      • Energy/energy equivalent stored in body
  • 9. Configuring device
    • 9.1 Adapting standard module selection for BIA
      • Showing/hiding standard module selection
      • Creating standard module selection
    • 9.2 Saving settings
      • Applying settings
      • Exit Settings\user menu
  • 10. Hygienic preparation
    • 10.1 Cleaning
    • 10.2 Disinfection
  • 11. Maintenance/recalibration (515)
    • 11.1 Information on maintenance and recalibration
    • 11.2 Checking the content of the calibration counter
  • 12. Maintenance (514)
  • 13. Troubleshooting
    • 13.1 Power supply and display
    • 13.2 Height and weight
    • 13.3 Bioelectric impedance analysis
    • 13.4 Data connection
    • 13.5 seca 360°wireless printer
  • 14. Technical data
    • 14.1 General technical data
    • 14.2 Technical data of the bioelectric impedance analysis
    • 14.3 Weighing data (calibrated model)
    • 14.4 Weighing data (uncalibrated model)
  • 15. Accessories
  • 16. Spare parts
  • 17. Disposal
  • 18. Warranty