Beurer BC 20 - Manual (Page 14)

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• When the 180 mmHg pressure is reached, the pres-
sure is automatically released from the cuff and a
beating heart appears in the display.
• Your blood pressure readings and pulse rate will then
appear in the display.
• To switch off and release the pressure, press the
Start /Stop button
ᕤ again.
• If you forget to switch off the computer, it will switch
off automatically after 3 minutes.
• You can interrupt measurement at any time by press-
ing the Start /Stop button
ᕤ.
8. Display of the readings saved
The computer automatically saves the blood pressure
readings of the last 60 measurements.
When the 60 memory locations are exceeded, the cur-
rent oldest value is deleted.
You can display the memory as follows:
• Press the memory button M
ᕣ with the computer
switched off. The last reading measured appears.
• You can call up all individual readings saved by press-
ing the memory button M repeatedly.
• The memory location number is shown in the display
at bottom right. The date and time of the individual
measurement are shown in the top part of the display.
• The last result obtained is stored in the first memory
location. As soon as a new result is obtained, this ap-
pears in the first memory location and the older result
moves down to the next location.
• After the last memory location occupied, the com-
puter shows the average of all readings saved on
pressing the memory button M
ᕣ again.
• To switch off, press the Start /Stop button
ᕤ again.
• If you forget to switch off the computer, it will switch
off automatically after 3 minutes.
9. Rectifying faults
Error messages can occur when
• cuff inflation takes longer than 25 seconds (
ap-
pears in the display),
• you move during the measurement instead of relaxing
quietly ( appears in the display),
• insufficient pressure is reached despite extra inflation
( appears in the display),
• the blood pressure readings are extremely high or low
( appears in the display),
• the inflation pressure is higher than 300 mmHg (error
message ),
• the batteries are almost exhausted, the batteries must
then be exchanged.