Citizen CT830 User Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
for
DIGITAL EAR THERMOMETER
REF CT830
IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS
Probe
Probe Cap "ON/MEM" button
LCD "SCAN" buttonProbe lens
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Warning
PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE ANY ATTEMPT TO USE THIS PRODUCT IS MADE.
PRECAUTIONS
The ear thermometer must be inserted correctly to obtain
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correct temperature measurement. Be sure to consult a physician if you feel that your health is in poor condition. DO NOT judge your health only on the presence or absence of a fever.
1. Make sure that the probe lens is always clean.
KEEP PROBE LENS CLEAN
GOOD NOT GOOD
2. Very carefully and gently insert the probe into the ear.
3. Avoid using the ear thermometer if there is infl ammation on or in the ear.
4. DO NOT use the ear thermometer if the main body is damaged (for example, the probe lens is broken). The continuous use of a damaged unit may cause injury, improper results, or serious danger. Contact a physician immediately if broken pieces are swallowed.
Protect the natural environment:
Please help protect natural environment by respecting national and/or local recycling regulations when disposing of the battery and the product at the end of their useful live.
WEEE
If you dispose this product, do not dispose of with general household waste. There are separate collection systems for used electronics products in accordance with legislation under the WEEE Directive (Directive 2002/96/EC), effective only within European Union.
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Caution
1. The body temperature measured in the ear may differ from measurements taken under the armpits, in the mouth, or in the rectum. Therefore, comparing them will not be of value. Take temperature readings periodically to determine the normal ear temperature measurement with this instrument, then use that reading as the basis for comparison with any measurement taken when you suspect a fever.
2. Do NOT use this thermometer for measurements other than as specifi ed. This thermometer is designed for ear measurement. Room temperature and material surface temperature readings are approximate and are only for reference.
3. Do NOT immerse the ear thermometer in water or any other liquid and do NOT allow the unit to come into contact with chemical solvents.
4. Do NOT drop the ear thermometer and do NOT expose the ear thermometer to heavy shock. The ear thermometer is not shock-protected.
5. Do NOT bend the ear thermometer.
6. Do NOT disassemble the unit, do NOT make any modifi cations to it, and do NOT touch the circuitry.
7. Do NOT store the unit under the direct sunlight, do NOT store it at high temperatures, and do NOT store it in areas with a high degree of humidity and/or dust.
8. Do NOT boil the probe.
9. Do NOT use the ear thermometer if it operates irregularly or shows signs of malfunction.
10. Do NOT use thinner or benzene to clean the ear thermometer.
11. When removing the ear thermometer from storage at low temperatures, place it in a warm area for 5 to 10 minutes before use.
12. Keep the ear thermometer out of the reach of children.
13. Wipe the ear thermometer clean before storing.
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About Ear Thermometers
All objects radiate heat. To measure body temperature, this ear thermometer uses an infrared sensor incorporated in its probe to detect the heat radiated from the eardrum and the area around it. In general the ear canal (external auditory canal) of an infant is relatively straight.
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As we grow older, it takes on some curvature, as shown in Fig. 2. It is important to point the probe lens of the ear thermometer toward the eardrum and its periphery inside the ear. To straighten the ear canal, gently pull on the outer ear in the direction of the rear of the head, as shown in Fig.
3. Each ear canal has a slightly different shape, be sure to check it before taking temperature readings. Insert the probe straight into the ear canal, as shown in Fig. 4.
Fig.2 Fig.3 Fig.4
Caution
1. A person’s left and right ear canals are not necessarily symmetrical. This may cause different measurement results. Always take temperature readings in the same ear.
2. A soiled probe lens will result in inaccurate measurement. Be sure to check that the probe lens is clean before use.
3. Body temperature rises after vigorous exercise, a bath or shower, or eating. Wait at least 30 minutes before taking temperature readings.
4. Do NOT use the ear thermometer when the ear canal is wet (after swimming, bathing, etc.).
5. Let the ear thermometer stand at room temperature before use.
6. It is important to know your normal temperature so you can compare it to the measurement result.
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HOW TO OPERATE
FUNCTIONS
This thermometer has the following functions for care of users.
• Ear Temperature: for human temperature.
• Time and calendar: for memory.
• Room Temperature: for monitoring the ambient temperature for a baby or patient.
• Material surface temperature (NOT for body temperature): for temperature of a baby's milk, etc.
• Stop watch: for taking a patient's pulse.
• Fever alarm: an alarm when a user's temperature is more than 37.5°C, indicative of a fever.
• Memory: for recording up to 9 temperature readings.
• Celsius / Fahrenheit option switch: for international use.
TIME AND CALENDAR SETTINGS
1. Press and hold the ON/MEM button for about 5 sec and the
icon starts to fl ash, indicating the setting mode (Fig.5).
Date/Time
(24/12-hour display)
Fig.5
2. Press the SCAN button for the 12/24-hour setting mode. The icon starts to fl ash, indicating the 24-hour display. Press the SCAN button again and the 24 icon will disappear from the screen, indicating the 12-hour display. When this display is used, afternoon times will be indicated with the PM icon. Press the SCAN button to toggle between the 12 and 24-hour displays.
3. Press the ON/MEM button to cycle the fl ashing icons in the sequence below to select the respective setting.
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hoursminutessyearsmonthsdaysleave the setting screen
While the setting section is fl ashing, press SCAN button to change the numbers. If no buttons are pressed in the
setting mode for 8 seconds, the display automatically returns to the EAR TEMPERATURE mode.
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