HMM Diagnostics HFon, SmartLab HFon Quick Start Manual

Quick-Start
User Manual

H80400-08-01-01_R0_20/09/2010

HMM Diagnostics GmbH
D-69221 Dossenheim, Germany
www.hmm.info

Telehealth Touchscreen Mobile Phone

Pleas read this user manual tho­roughly before the rst use

Content

Important information 4

I. Introduction 9

II. Your h

Fon

10

Charge the h

Fon

and insert the battery 12
Insert SIM card 13
Insertion of optional available modules* 14
Use navigation pen 14
Open and close applications 15

III. Setup & functions 16

The main options of the HOME screen 17
First steps: How to set up your h

Fon

20
Camera 33
Notes concerning directives 34
Declaration of Conformity 34
WEEE note 34
RoHS compliance 35
Technical specications 35

4

Important information
Please read rst!

Safety Advices / General Use

• Ensure that the device and accessories are out of reach of

young children, because small parts could be swallowed.
Ingestion may cause choking or serious injuries!

• Ensure that a minimum distance of 15 cm between the

device and a pacemaker is observed. Failure to comply
can cause serious interference with the pacemaker (or
other medical devices)! It’s better to switch off your de­vice when in doubt, in order to prevent this!

• The use of this device is prohibited in most hospitals, be-

cause electromagnetic interferences have an impact on
medical devices and can disturb. Observe the valid local
regulations and turn your device off if necessary!

• If you use yourself another medical device, check with

the manufacturer if the device has already a protection
against external RF radiation. If necessary, contact your
doctor if you doubt the compatibility of the devices with
each other. Use this device only when you can exclude
all interferences with other medical devices!

• Handle this device with care and rationality.

• Do not disassemble the device independently. Never in-

sert objects into the case slots or other openings of the
device.

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• Fold carefully the protective covers for SIM and T-Flash

card and the protective cover for the optional modules*.
Do not tear off the protective covers.

• Always make sure that the device does not get wet and

there is no moisture in the case openings. Moisture can
cause serious damage to the device! Do not touch the
device with wet hands!

• Avoid bumping or dropping the device. Handle this elec-

tronic product always with the necessary precautions in
order to prevent damages to the device.

• Do not use the device if the display is cracked or broken.

Glass or pieces of broken acrylic glass can cause injury
to hands or face.

• Do not paint your device. The paint could damage the

case, stick together moving parts and therefore dam­age the device totally or could damage irreparably op­tionally available modules for the device.*

• If the device has a camera ash or another light source,

avoid it to blind children, other persons or animals with
it.

• Operate the device or headphones that you use in con-

nection with the device, with moderate volume. It can
cause permanent hearing damage, when headphones
are used over a longer period of time at excessive vol­ume.

* For more information about the optional measuring modules see the
relevant chapter of this manual or visit the websitewww.hLine.eu

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Safety advices / Power supply and accessories

• Use for the supplied power pack only such power

sources that are appropriate according to the label.

• Do not remove the battery from the device while this

is being charged.

• Do not attempt to open the battery or to repair it.

The battery should not be bent, punctured, drilled,
shorted, thrown in the water or re, or exposed to
excessive temperatures.

• The device can be used only with the original battery

supplied. When using any other batteries there is the
danger of explosion!

• Do not expose the device to excessive moisture or ex-

treme temperatures. Device or battery should not be
stored for a prolonged period of time in a vehicle or
other location where the temperature can raise above
60°C (140°F). Avoid overheating the battery!

• Prevent accidental contact of the battery with other

metal parts, since in this way can be made current­carrying connections which can lead to damages of
the battery.

• When you use optional available measuring modules

with this device, use only the modules approved by
the manufacturer therefor. Other modules can dam­age the device or can lead to wrong measuring re­sults.

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• Dispose of or recycle the battery, the mobile phone,

the charger and / or other accessories, spare parts
and modules in accordance with local regulations.

Safety advices/ special environment

• When driving vehicles (apart from emergency cases), it

is not permitted to use telephone services with devic­es that must be held in the hand. In some countries
the use of mobile phones with hands-free equipment
is allowed.

• If possible, do not use the device when driving a ve-

hicle. Follow always all regulations concerning limi­tation of use of mobile phones on the road trafc
and observe the legal requirements referring to this.

• Ensure that all mobile phones or their respective

equipment (e.g. hands-free system), which are im­plemented in your vehicle, are xed securely.

• Do not place the device and equipment in the vicinity

or in the operating range of airbags implemented in
the car. In case of improperly installed mobile phones

the rapidly inating airbags can cause serious injuries.

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• Do not use the device in a tank fuel pump or in the vi-

cinity of chemicals and fuels. Always pay attention to
warnings and switch off the device. Your device can
cause explosions or res in and around fuel or chemi­cal storages and transport areas or explosive areas.

• If you are in explosive areas or in places where exist

combustible materials, the device should be switched
off. Sparks in such environments can produce res
and explosions which can cause serious injuries or
even death. Do not use the device at petrol stations,
chemical plants and warehouses in the vicinity of ex­plosives or detonators.

Potentially explosive environments are often, but not

always, marked as such. Pay attention to the corre­sponding advices. Such environments can be: spaces
under deck (for ships), transportation, distribution
or storage facilities for chemicals, vehicles driven
with liquid gas (such as propane or butane), areas
where the air contains chemicals or particles (such as
grain, dust or metal powders) and any other areas in
which you are invited to turn off the engine of your
vehicle.

• Switch off your device in any facility where you are

invited to do so by signs or other indicators.

• In most countries it is forbidden to use this device on

ights, because it can interfere with the navigation
system and the communication network of airplanes.
Please observe the applicable recommendations and
regulations regarding the use of mobile phones and
switch off the device if necessary.

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I. Introduction

Thank you for choosing the h

Fon

. This telehealth touch­screen smartphone enables you to use, in addition to the
usual advantages of a mobile phone, also the compre­hensive monitoring of your vital values in combination
with the corresponding smartLAB® measurement sys­tems. You can nd an overview of the products of this
telemonitoring set and additional information about the
HMM h

Line

on www.smartlab.org.

In this Quick Start manual you learn the basic functions
in using your h

Fon

and a detailed description of the appli­cations with which you can display and administer your
vital data.

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II. Your h

Fon

front

camera

Speaker

volume
keys

quick select

h

Line

application

navigation buttons

frontside

camera
menu

Reset

Power/
Standby

insertion slot for SIM- & SD cards

backside

11

navigationbuttons

1

2

3

4

5

Through the navigation area you can directly select the
basic functions of your h

Fon

:

1 Phone green: speed calling phone menu

2 Home: Quick select HOME screen

3 Navigation Trackball / conrmation (press)

4 Back: goes back to the previous menu

5 Phone red: nish / interrupt call

Single menu points can either be selected using the navi­gation buttons or by tipping the touch screen. You can do
this directly with the thumb or index nger, or with the
supplied pen. Over time you will develop your preferred
method to scroll and select individual single menu items.