Farasha Care.UP User Manual

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User Guide

August 2017

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1. Warnings

1. The information given in this document can be modified or extended in accordance without any prior notice.

2. This product contains electronic parts, a battery, and a detachable strap; please keep it out of

reach from young children for their own safety.

3. To use the Care.UP©, you need to possess a smartphone with iOS (at least version 9) or Android (at least version 4.3) and Bluetooth 4.0, BLE or Bluetooth Smart.

4. Do only use Care.UP© and Upp accessories. Third party equipment can damage your device!

5. Before turning on your Care.UP© for the first time, please follow the 2. Installation procedure below.

2. Installation

1. Sign up via the website (www.farasha-care.com) or the app (Farasha™, available in the Apple Store and Google Play). Please use a different email address than the one you provided to buy your Care.UP© to protect the anonymity of your data.

2. Make sure your phone is connected to Internet. Sign in on your phone via the Farasha™ app.

3. Plug the watch to a plug socket and keep it plugged during the entire installation process (see 3.1. Charger). Please wait until your battery reaches 50% before launching the installation process.

4. You need to keep your phone and your watch close to each other (less than 15 feet/5 meters). If you want to avoid issues to happen, keep your phone and your watch next to each other.

5. Open the app, and accept to connect your account with the watch. Follow the instructions on the watch.

6. Enter the DID (see a. Installation). During the installation update, do not unplug or move away your phone and your watch by more than 15 feet/5 meters. Wait for the watch and the phone to be successfully intertwined.

You are now ready to use all the functionalities of your Care.UP©!

3. Components Description

3.1. Charger

To charge your watch, you can use:

Any USB port ;

Any USB adapter.

Connect the charger to the back of the watch’s module. It will be automatically plugged thanks to the charger’s oriented slot; if the charger do not magnetize with the watch, you are probably doing it the wrong direction. If you encounter any issue, see 8. Common Troubleshooting.

Do not forget to plug the USB stick to a USB port or adapter.

The power level of the battery is displayed on the watch’s screen while it is charging.

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3.2. Straps

The Care.UP© device proposes to its users to employ different straps (in a variety of colors). You can buy different types of straps by following this link: www.care-up.com

To remove a strap, push the back of your watch module upward while pulling the strap downward. Do not

pressurize the screen of your watch module.

To put your watch module in a strap, push the back of your watch module upward while holding the strap. Do not pressurize the screen of your watch module. Make sure your watch module is well clamped before using it.

4. Product Details

Dashboard

Options

Start/Stop Checkup

Power Button

List

4.1. Product Quick Info

The Care.UP© uses a touch-screen: you need to touch the screen with your bare fingers to use the menus and the different functionalities the watch proposes.

Several icons appears recurrently:

Touch this icon if you want to go back to the Dashboard.

Touch this icon if you want to slide to the next menu or submenu.

Touch this icon if you want to slide to the previous menu or submenu.

Touch this icon if you want to delete/cancel any element/capture.

Touch this icon if you want to valid any element/capture.

4.2. Power Button

Press this button to turn on/off your Care.UP©.

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4.3. Options

Press this button if you want to access the options of your Care.UP©. It directs you to the following screen:

Main Options screen.

4.3-1. Options

Permits you to enter a security code.

Permits you to switch between the black/

white themes.

Permits you to switch between the manual/

scheduled automatic capture modes.

Directs you to the A Time menu.

Directs you to the B. Alarms menu.

Directs you to the C. Alerts menu.

Directs you to the D. Automatic Capture Set-

tings menu.

Directs you to the E. Units menu.

Directs you to the F. Languages menu.

Directs you to the G. Reset menu.

A. Time

In these screens, you can set the time on your Care.UP©.

a.1. Time

You can set the year by touching YYYY, the month with MMM and the day with DD.

Directs you to the a.2. Time screen.

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You can set the hour (HH), the minutes (mm) and the seconds (SS).

B. Alarms

You can plan an alarm by setting the hour (HH), the minutes (mm) and the seconds (SS). This alarm will trigger on a daily basis.

a.2. Time

b.1. Alarms

C. Alerts

These screens allow you to adjust your alerts. Alerts are divided in three different spectrums: red, orange and green. The red color means that your physiological measures are dangerously outside the norms. The orange one means that your measures are irregular whereas green simply stands for standard and regular measures.

c.1. Alerts

Main Alerts screen.

Directs you to the c.2. Heart Rate Alerts

screen.

Directs you to the c.3. Temperature Alerts

screen.

Directs you to the c.4. Sports Alerts screen.

Directs you to the c.5. Sleep Alerts screen.

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Directs you to the c.6. Systolic and Diastolic

Blood Pressure Alerts screen.

Directs you to the c.7. Pedometer Alerts

screen.

Directs you to the c.8. Ovulation Alerts

screen.

You can adjust your heart rate alerts. Touch the right side of the bar to set the red level and touch the left side of the bar to set the green

level.

c.2. Heart Rate Alerts

You can adjust your temperature alerts. Touch the right side of the bar to set the red level and touch the left side of the bar to set the green level.

c.3. Temperature Alerts

You can adjust your sport alerts. It represents the daily minimum

amount of time you want to practice a sport. Touch the right side of the bar to set the red level and touch the left side of the bar to set the green level.

c.4. Sports Alerts

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You can adjust your sleep alerts. Touch the right side of the bar to set the red level and touch the left side of the bar to set the green

level.

c.5. Sleep Alerts

You can adjust your systolic blood pressure alerts. Touch the right

side of the bar to set the red level and touch the left side of the bar

to set the green level.

c.6-1. Systolic Blood Pressure

Alerts

You can adjust your diastolic blood pressure alerts. Touch the right side of the bar to set the red level and touch the left side of the bar to set the green level.

C.6-2. Diastolic Blood Pressure

Alerts

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You can adjust your pedometer alerts. It represents the daily mini-

mum steps you want to do. Touch the right side of the bar to set the red level and touch the left side of the bar to set the green level.

c.7. Pedometer Alerts

You can adjust your ovulation alerts. It represents the minimum ovulation probability threshold you want to reach before receiving an alert. Touch the right side of the bar to set the red level and touch the left side of the bar to set the green level.

c.8. Ovulation Alerts

D. Automatic Capture Settings

This screen permits to set the time when the Automatic Capture will trigger (heart rate, SpO2, temperature and blood pressure) each day.

To set the hour, touch HH; the minute, mm; and the second, SS. Once you planned your daily Automatic Capture, you should see the

d.2. Automatic Capture Settings screen.

d.1. Automatic Capture Settings

Touch this icon to cancel the Automatic Capture.

d.2. Automatic Capture Settings

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3.5. Units

This screen permits you to switch from the U.S. measurement systems to the metric system by touching the kind of unit you want to change.

a.1. Units a.2. Units

3.6. Languages

This screen permits to switch between languages.

a.1. Languages

You can switch between languages by touching DE (Deutsche), EN (English), ES (Español) or FR (Français).

3.7. Reset

If you reset your Care.UP©, all your data will be lost. If you do not want to lose your data while resetting, synchronize your watch with the Farasha™ App for smartphone before.

4.4. List

This screen displays your last five automatic captures, listed by dates. If you want the details of one specific automatic capture, touch this capture; you will be directed to a screen where all details will be displayed (heart rate, SpO2, temperature and blood pressure).

If you want to display one specific capture, see 5. Dashboard.

4.5. Start/Stop — Checklist

A. Start/Stop

If you are in the Sport menu (see 5.3. Sport), pressing this button will trigger the sport capture.

B. Checkup

Except in the Sport menu (see 5.3. Sport), pressing this button will launch several captures (recorded and

available in the List menu; see 5.3. List): heart rate, SpO2, temperature and blood pressure.

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5. Dashboard

Capture Details

Sports

Medical Folder

5.1. Medical Folder

Touch this icon to access the Medical Folder menu.

5.1-1. Medical Folder

Main Medical Folder screen.

Directs you to the A. Personal data menu.

Directs you to the B. Allergies menu.

Directs you to the C. Hospitalisations menu.

Directs you to the D. Chronic diseases menu.

Directs you to the E. Last consultations menu.

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A. Personal Data

This screen allows you to enter you personal data, such as your blood group, your age, your sex and your height and weight. It displays your body mass index.

a.1. Personal Data

This screen displays an overview of your personal data. Touch one of the data to modify its content.

B. Allergies

b.1. Allergies

This screen allows you to add your allergies (up to five). To suppress one allergy, touch the red cross (see b.2. Allergies). To add an allergy, touch the plus icon. To modify one allergy in particular,

touch its name in the list.

b.1. Allergies

When you want to suppress an allergy, this confirmation screen will appear.

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C. Hospitalizations

c.1. Hospitalizations

This screen allows you to add your recent hospitalizations (up to

five). To add an hospitalization, touch the plus icon. To suppress or modify an hospitalization, touch its name (see c.2. Hospitalizations).

c.3. Hospitalizations

When you want to modify an hospitalization, this screen will allow you to change the year (YYYY), the month (MMM) and the day (DD). To suppress it, touch the red cross (see c.3. Hospitalizations).

c.2. Hospitalizations

When you want to suppress an hospitalization, this confirmation screen will appear.

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D. Chronic Diseases

d.1. Chronic Diseases

This screen allows you to add your chronic diseases (up to five). To suppress one chronic disease, touch the red cross. To add a chronic disease, touch the plus icon. To modify one chronic disease in particular, touch its name.

E. Last consultations

This screen allows you to set your last consultations. Touch one medical specialty (dentist, ophthalmologist, analyst, gynecologist)

to modify or to disable it (see e.2. Last consultations). An alert will

warn you if you did not consult a doctor in one of the specialties available in Care.UP© for at least six months.

e.1. Last consultations

e.2. Last consultations

Touch the red cross if you want to disable this medical specialty.

To modify and update your last consultation, touch YYYY to set the year, MMM to set the month and DD to set the day.

e.3. Last consultations

When you want to disable one medical specialty, this confirmation

screen will appear.

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5.2. Capture Details

Touch this icon to access the Capture Details menu.

5.2-1. Capture Details

This screen allows you to access to your capture details (heart rate, temperature, sport, sleep, blood pressure, pedometer, drugs, consultations and ovulation). Red icons indicate critical values, orange icons indicate superior to the average values, and green icons indi-

cate normal values.

Directs you to the A. Heart Rate menu.

Directs you to the B. Temperature menu.

Directs you to the C. Sports menu.

Directs you to the D. Sleep menu.

Directs you to the E. Blood Pressure menu.

Directs you to the F. Pedometer menu.

Directs you to the G. Drugs menu.

Directs you to the H. Consultations menu.

Directs you to the I. Ovulation menu.

A. Heart Rate

a.1. Heart Rate

Your heart rate capture will launch automatically once you are in

this screen. Red numbers indicate critical values, orange numbers

indicate superior to the average values, and green numbers indicate normal values. If you want to access your last five heart rate captures (see a.2. Heart Rate), touch the list icon. If you want to access the graphs of your current heart rate capture (see a.3. Heart Rate), touch this screen anywhere.

a.2. Heart Rate

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a.3. Heart Rate

This screen displays the graphs of your current heart rate capture. Touch this screen anywhere if you want to go back to the heart rate main screen (see a.2. Heart Rate).

B. Temperature

b.1. Temperature

Your temperature capture will launch automatically once you are in this screen. The “H” and “F” which might be below the temperature mean “Hypothermia” and “Fever”. If you want to access your last five temperature captures (see b.2. Temperature), touch the list icon. If you want to access the graphs of your current temperature capture (see b.3. Temperature), touch this screen anywhere.

b.2. Temperature

This screen displays the graphs of your current temperature capture. Touch this screen anywhere if you want to go back to the main temperature screen (see b.1. Temperature).

b.3. Temperature

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C. Sports

c.1. Sports

This screen displays your last sports capture. If you want to access your last five sports captures (see c.2. Sports), touch the list icon.

c.2. Sports

This screen displays your last five sport captures.

D. Sleep

d.1. Sleep

This screen displays your sleep last captures. The greatest number corresponds to the duration of your light sleep; the lowest number matches with the duration of your deep sleep. If you want to access your last five sleep captures (see d.2. Sleep), touch the list icon.

d.2. Sleep

This screen displays your last five sleep captures. The left-most number indicates the light sleep duration; the right-most number indicates the deep sleep duration.

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E. Blood Pressure

If you capture your blood pressure for the first time, you will need to calibrate your Care.UP© first (see

e.3. Blood Pressure).

e.1. Blood Pressure

Your blood pressure capture will launch automatically once you are in this menu: put your finger on the front oxymeter of your Care.UP©. Red numbers indicate critical values, orange numbers indicate superior to the average values, and green numbers indicate

normal values. If you want to access your last five blood pressure

captures (see e.2. Blood Pressure), touch the list icon.

e.2. Blood Pressure

This screen displays your last five blood pressure captures. The left

-most number corresponds to your systolic blood pressure; whereas the right-most number indicates your diastolic blood pressure.

e.3. Blood Pressure

You need to calibrate your Care.UP© by using a blood pressure monitor. Once you have measured your blood pressure, touch anywhere on the screen; you will be directed to the e.4. Blood Pres-

sure screen.

e.4. Blood Pressure

Enter the values your blood pressure monitor indicates in this screen. Touch the screen; you will be directed to the e.5. Blood Pres- sure screen.

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e.5. Blood Pressure

Follow the instructions and put your finger on the front oxymeter of

your Care.UP©.

e.6. Blood Pressure

Touch the screen without removing your finger from the sensor; you will be directed to the e.7. Blood Pressure screen. Please make sure you are in a bright environment.

e.7. Blood Pressure

Stay in the same position as described in e. Blood Pressure. Wait for

the Care.UP© to calculate your blood pressure.

F. Pedometer

f.1. Pedometer

This screen permits you to access your last pedometer capture.

Red numbers indicate that you are far below your daily objective, orange numbers that your are slightly below your daily objective, and green values that you are at or beyond your daily objective. The daily objective can be set in the Options menu (see 4.3. Options – C.

Alerts). If you want to access your last five pedometer captures (see f.2. Pedometer), touch the list icon. Touch the screen anywhere to see the details of your day’s results (see f.3. Pedometer).

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f.2. Pedometer

This screen displays your last five pedometer captures. Red values indicate far below daily objective days, orange values indicate sligh-

tly below daily objective days and green values at or beyond daily

objective days.

f.3. Pedometer

This screen gives an overview of your day’s results compared with

your daily objective.

G. Drugs

g.1. Drugs

This screen displays your next drug intake. Three different hours are shown: one for the morning, one for midday, and one for the evening. If you want to suppress a drug, touch the red cross (see g.3. Drugs). If you want to modify it, touch the name of the treatment; you can change its name and the hours. If you want to

access all your treatments (up to five; see g.2. Drugs), touch the list

icon.

g.2. Drugs

This screen displays the list of your treatments (up to five). Touch the plus icon to add a drug.

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h.1. Consultations

This screen permits you to delete a treatment. Confirm by touching

the red cross.

H. Consultations

This screen displays your next consultation. If you want to suppress a consultation, touch the red cross (see h.3. Consultations). If you want to modify it, touch the name of the consultation; you can change its name and the hour. If you want to access all your consultations (up to five; see h.2. Consultations), touch the list icon.

g.3. Drugs

h.2. Consultations

This screen displays the list of your consultations (up to five). Touch the plus icon to add a consultation.

h.3. Consultations

This screen permits you to delete a consultation. Confirm by touching the red cross.

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I. Ovulation

If you use the ovulation menu for the first time, you will need to calibrate your Care.UP© first. Touch the i.1. Ovulation screen anywhere to access the i.3. Ovulation screen.

This screen displays your current ovulation probability (in %) and which day of your menstrual cycle you are at. If you want to access the last five days ovulation data (see i.2. Ovulation), touch the list

icon.

i.1. Ovulation

i.2. Ovulation

Enter the start of your regular menstruation by touching YYYY for

the year, MMM for the month and DD for the day. Touch the Next

icon to access the i.4. Ovulation screen.

i.3. Ovulation

i.4. Ovulation

Enter the end of your regular menstruation by touching YYYY for the year, MMM for the month and DD for the day. Touch the i.3. Ovu-

lation or i.4. Ovulation screen anywhere to go back to the i.1. Ovula-

tion screen.

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5.3. Sports

Touch this icon to access the Sports Menu.

This screen allows you to choose between three modes:

Directs you to the A. Competition menu.

Directs you to the B. Training Programs menu.

Directs you to the C. Training menu.

5.3-1. Sports

In each mode you can find the following sports:

Cycling.

Kayaking.

Moutain biking.

Walking.

Snowalking.

Running.

Skiing.

Swimming.

Other sports could be added depending on Farasha™ R&D team.

Make sure you have your smartphone with the Farasha™ App with you so you can collect your results

and data.

A. Competition

This mode allows you to capture your performances during a competition.

First, enter the name of the competition. Choose the sport you are about to practice (see the sports’ list

in 5.3. Sport). A countdown will start; you can pause/play it by touching /

The capture will start once the countdown reaches zero.

a.1. Sports

This screen displays the following data about your performance:

1. Chronometer;

2. Speed (km/h or mph);

3. Beats per minute;

4. Altitude (m/feet);

5. Temperature (°C/°F);

6. Distance (km/miles).

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You can pause/play it by touching /

If you want to change the Units, see 4.3. Options – E. Units). If you want other/more precise data, touch Next; this icon will lead you to another screen. This screen displays the same data as in the Competition

main screen plus other information you can only find in this menu during the capture. To scroll the data,

touch one of the two displayed (the blue or the other one). Here are the accessible data: chronometer, speed (in km/h or mph), beats per minute, altitude (in meters/feet), temperature (°C or °F), distance (in kilometers or miles), pace (minute.s per kilometer), rate (steps per minute), pedometer, and energy burned (calories).

Once you finished your competition, touch

A new icon appears at the bottom right of the screen

Touch it to end your competition. You will be directed to a confirmation screen, you can confirm/cancel

your decision by touching /

If you confirm the end of the competition, a screen with a summary of your data will appear (Spd. = Speed; HR = Heart Rate; Alt. = Altitude; Tmp. = Temperature; Min = Minimum; Max = Maximum; Avg = Average). Continue to approve, and you will be directed to a small survey about your feelings for this sport session.

Finally, the watch will propose you to send and save your data in your mobile app. Touch the “Save and Send” blue text to send and save your data. If you choose to do so, please make sure your phone is next to your Care.UP© (no more than 15 feet/5 meters). If you do not want to save and send your data, touch the red cross.

Then touch

B. Training Programs

WARNING! You need the app AND your smartphone to use this feature.

A training program is either created by the users (you) or by sport coaches. Programs are divided in several exercises of one or more sports. The programs indicate the activities you will have to practice as well as objectives which wil trigger under the form of alerts (heart rate, distance, time, etc.).

The main screen displays the list of the training programs designed and registered in your smartphone app.

To download training programs in the app, touch the Training Programs icon. Then, you can choose to design new training programs (‘DESIGN’ button) or search for training programs (‘TRAINING PROGRAMS’ button). You can search programs by coaches’ pseudos or by sports’ categories. See 4.3. Options – G. Synchronization to register the training programs in your smartphone in your Care.UP© device.

A countdown will start; you can pause/play it by touching /

The capture will start once the countdown reaches zero.

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b.1. Sports

This screen displays the following data about your performance:

1. Chronometer;

2. Speed (km/h or mph);

3. Beats per minute;

4. Altitude (m/feet);

5. Temperature (°C/°F);

6. Distance (km/miles).

You can pause/play it by touching /

grams main screen plus other information you can only find in this menu during the capture. To scroll

the data, touch one of the two displayed (the blue or the other one). Here are the accessible data: chronometer, speed (in km/h or mph), beats per minute, altitude (in meters/feet), temperature (°C or °F), distance (in kilometers or miles), pace (minute.s per kilometer), rate (steps per minute), pedometer, and energy burned (calories).

finish it before continuing on the next exercise of the training program.

The watch will propose you to send and save your data in your mobile app. Touch the “Save and Send” blue text to send and save your data. If you choose to do so, please make sure your phone is next to your Care.UP© (no more than 15 feet/5 meters). If you do not want to save and send your data, touch the red cross.

Then touch

C. Training

This mode allows you to capture your performances during a training.

Choose the sport you are about to practice (see the sports’ list in 5.3. Sport).

A countdown will start; you can pause/play it by touching /

The capture will start once the countdown reaches zero.

c.1. Sports

This screen displays the following data about your performance:

1. Chronometer;

2. Speed (km/h or mph);

3. Beats per minute;

4. Altitude (m/feet);

5. Temperature (°C/°F);

6. Distance (km/miles).

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You can pause/play it by touching /

main screen plus other information you can only find in this menu during the capture. To scroll the data,

Once you finished your training, touch

A new icon appears at the bottom right of the screen

Touch it to end your training. You will be directed to a confirmation screen, you can confirm/cancel your

decision by touching /

If you confirm the end of the training, a screen with a summary of your data will appear (Spd. = Speed; HR = Heart Rate; Alt. = Altitude; Tmp. = Temperature; Min = Minimum; Max = Maximum; Avg = Average). Continue to approve, and you will be directed to a small survey about your feelings for this sport session.

Then touch

6. Updates

The team working on the Care.UP© device, app and web service tries to improve your user experience by proposing updates. There are two different types of updates:

 Optional updates: these updates can be ignored. Nevertheless, we recommend you to update as of-

 Mandatory updates: these updates cannot be ignored because they impact the very mechanics of

until the update is made.

Updates can be detected and implemented in the following ways:

and for your specific paired account (see 2. Installation). If your smartphone is detectable (by Blue-

chronize your data. If there is any update available, your watch will propose you to update your device.

cessful, you will be proposed to update your watch if your system is out-of-date.

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4.3. Options – G. Synchronization) and if your device is out-of-date.

UPDATE PROCESS

1. Plug the watch to a plug socket and keep it plugged during the entire update process (see 3.1.

Charger). Please wait until your battery reaches 50% before launching the installation process.

2. Make sure your phone is connected to Internet. Sign in on your phone via the Farasha™ app.

3. You need to keep your phone and your watch close to each other (less than 15 feet/5 meters). If you want to avoid issues to happen, keep your phone and your watch next to each other.

4. Follow the instructions on the watch.

5. During the update, do not unplug or move away your phone and your watch by more than 15 feet/5 meters. Wait for the watch to be successfully updated.

7. Features

7.1. Water Resistance

7.2. Battery

You need to plug the USB wire to a charging transformer (Input: 100-240V ~50-60Hz; Output: 5V DC 0,5A).

Item Characteristics

Rated Capacity 400mAh

Minimum Capacity 400mAh

Nominal Voltage 3.70V

Charge Limited Voltage 4.20V

Discharge Cut-off Voltage 3.00V

End-of-charge Current 0.01C

Standard Charge

Charge with 0.2C (80mA) up to Limited Vol-

tage, Charge with limited Voltage up to end-

of-charge current.

Standard Discharge

Using 0.2C (80mA) constant current dis-

charge to the Discharge Cut-off Voltage.

Maximum Continuous Charge Current 1C (400mA)

Maximum Continuous Discharge Current 1C (400mA)

Operating Temperature Range

Charge 0 ~ 45°C

Discharge -20 ~ 60°C

Storage Temperature Range -20 ~ 60°C

Operating And Storage Humidity Range 65 ± 20% RH

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7.3. Temperature

8. Common Troubleshooting

Try to charge the watch by plugging it to a plug socket and see if anything changes. Wait half an hour before powering up your Care.UP©.

If the problem persists, please contact our customer service.

8.2. Shut down?

Try to power up the watch again. If it does not work, try to charge the device by plugging it to a plug socket and see if anything changes. Wait half an hour before powering up your Care.UP©.

If the problem persists, please contact our customer service.

8.3. Unable to charge

Check if the plug socket is supplied. Try to charge your device with another plug socket.

If the problem persists, please contact our customer service.

8.4. Unable to synchronize

Restart your watch. If it is still unable to synchronize, try to install or reinstall the last software update

available on the Farasha™ App for smartphone.

If the problem persists, please contact our customer service.

9. Terms of Use and Sales Conditions

This User Guide is bound to the Terms of Use and Sales Conditions of Farasha™.

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