digiO2 ETH 102 User Manual

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BT Infrared Ear Thermometer

Instruction Manual

Table of Contents

Foreword

．Foreword ... page02

．Precauons ... page03

．Before using the thermometer ... page04

．Inserng the thermometer into the ear ... page05-06

．1. Introducon ... page07

1.1 Features

．2. Important Safety Instrucons ... page08

．3. Package Content ... page09

．4. LCD display/interface ... page10

．5. Set up ... page11-14

5.1 How to operate

5.2 Operaon mode

5.2.1 Measure body temperature

5.2.2 Check records

5.2.3 Delete records

5.2.4 Bluetooth data transmission

．6. Trouble shoong ... page15

．7. Replacing the baeries ... page16

．8. Specificaons ... page17

．Notes ... page18

Dear Customers

You have purchased a BT Infrared Ear Thermometer, one of the

most technologically advanced yet easy to use products available

in the marketplace today.

We strongly recommend you read this instrucon manual

carefully prior to using the thermometer the first me.

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Precautions

Before Using the Thermometer

1. Precision components were used in the construcon of this

device. Extremes in temperature, humidity, direct sunlight,

shock or dust should be avoided.

2. Clean the device with a dry, so cloth or cloth moistened in

alcohol. Never use thinner, benzine or cleaner with abrasives.

3. This device is not water resistant. Protect it from liquid spills.

4. Measurements may be impaired if the device is used close to a

television, microwave oven, cellular telephone, X-ray or other

devices with strong electrical fields.

5. Keep this device out of the reach of children. A child may

swallow the probe cover or the baery while playing with it. If

a child should swallow them, seek medical treatment immedi

ately.

6. Do not self-diagnose your condion using the measured result.

Consult your doctor if your temperature is higher than the

normal temperature or you feel unwell.

7. Used equipment, parts and baeries are not treated as

ordinary household waste and must be disposed of according

to the applicable regulaons.

Cauon

Keep this device out of the reach of children. A child may

swallow the probe cover while playing with it. If a child should

swallow it, seek medical treatment immediately.

■ Use the thermometer at a room temperature between 10

and 40˚C.

If the thermometer is stored in an environment with the

temperature out of the above range or the temperature of

the storage area differs greatly from that of the measuring

area, allow the thermometer to equalize to the room

temperature before use.

■ DO NOT measure temperature if:

Your ear is cold, wet or blocked with ear wax.

It is within 30 minutes aer eang, taking a bath or physical

exercise.

You are suffering from an ear infecon.

■ Always use the thermometer with its probe p clean. Do

not touch the probe cover aer cleaning.

A dirty probe p may cause an inaccurate measurement.

Clean the probe p with a dry, so cloth or cloth moistened

with alcohol before use. When cleaned, wait for a few

minutes before measuring temperature.

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Inserting the Thermometer into the Ear

Cauon

Do not force the thermometer into

your ear.

■ Insert the thermometer

straight into the ear canal.

Pull the ear lightly backward to

straighten the ear canal.

While pulling on the ear, insert the

probe p gently into the ear canal.

Never force the thermometer into

the ear. If the ear canal is very

small, as with a baby, lightly press

the probe p to the ear canal with

just enough force to seal the

opening around the probe.

Hold the thermometer so that the

probe faces straight in the

direcon of the eardrum.

■ Using proper posture

When measuring your own
temperature:

1. Raise and hold your le hand as

shown to the right to pull on your
ear.

2. Hold the thermometer in your
right hand and insert it into your
right ear.
(Reverse this when measuring

your temperature in the le ear.)

When measuring a child’s tempera­ture:

1. Hold the child’s head so that it
will not move. To measure a
baby’s temperature, lay the baby
down with his/her ear facing
upward.

2. Hold the baby’s head so that it
will not move.

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