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User’s Manual
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1996 ~ Biospace Co., Ltd. All rights reserved. BM-ENG-C7-A-131213
Biospace Co., Ltd. [HEAD OFFICE]
Biospace Bldg., 54, Nonhyeon-ro 2-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 135-960 KOREA
TEL: +82-2-501-3939
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under the copyright laws. This manual might have typographical errors, and its content can be changed without
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occurred by not complying with the content of the User’s Manual.
Visit our website http://www.inbody.com to view and download further information about the functions of the
InBody770, the explanation of results output, and more. Biospace Co., Ltd reserves the right to modify the appearance,
specifications, and etc. of the InBody770 to improve the quality of the product, without prior notice for reasons of
performance improvement.
Please note the important information below before reading this manual.
Failure to comply with safety warnings and regulations can cause serious injury or death.
DANGER
Failure to comply with safety cautions and regulations can cause injury or property damage.
DANGER
Warning
Caution
Customer Service Information
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User’s Manual Contents
I. InBody 770 Installation
A. Product Components
B. Operating Environment
C. Installation Instructions
D. Initial Setup
E. Connecting Printer, Stadiometer,
Blood Pressure Monitor, and Barcode Reader
F. Maintenance
II. InBody Test
A. Precautionary Steps
B. Test Instructions
C. Test Posture
III.
Transportation and Storage
A. Cautions during Transportation
B. Repacking Instructions
C. Transportation and Storage Environment
IV.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A. Regarding the InBody
B. Regarding the InBody Test
V. Others
A. Exterior and Functions
B. Safety Information
C. Classication
D. Specications
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I. InBody770 Installation
A. Product Components
The InBody770 consists of the following components. Please make sure all of the following components are
present.
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Please inspect each component of the InBody770 for defects prior to installation.
➊
InBody770
➋
Adapter (DC 12V, 3.4A) 1 EA
➌
Power cord 1 EA
➍
User’s Manual 1EA
➎
Hexagonal Wrench
➏
Hinge Cover
Hand electrodes
Keypad
Upper part
Footplate
Foot electrodes
➊
➍
➌
➎
➋
➏
➊
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B. Operating Environment
Please make sure that the environment is adequate for the InBody770 installation. This equipment is designed
for indoor use. If installing outdoors, the following requirements must be fullled.
C. Installation Instructions
1. Open the packing box of the InBody770 and remove the packing pads. Then take the InBody770 out of the box.
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If you have any problems installing your InBody770, please contact BIOSPACE for assistance.
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Do not transport the equipment by holding the screen portion or the joints of the hand electrodes.
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Keep the packing materials provided for repacking the equipment in the future. Other wastes should be
disposed of according to relevant laws and regulations.
DANGER
Caution
Temperature range
10 ~ 40℃ (50 ~ 104℉)
Relative humidity 30 ~ 75% RH
Atmospheric pressure 70 ~ 106kPa
Polyethylene foam cover
Packing pads
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Using the InBody770 on carpet may cause static electricity, which could damage the equipment. If installing
the InBody770 on carpet is unavoidable, please use an antistatic mat.
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Install the InBody770 on a leveled, non-vibrating surface. Installing the equipment on an uneven surface may
cause the examinee to fall down. Test results may also be inaccurate.
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Never clean the hand and foot electrodes with liquid spray or detergent directly. The equipment may corrode
and/or malfunction if the liquid or detergent leaks inside. Use the InBody Tissue when cleaning the InBody770.
DANGER
Caution
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Please refer to the following illustrations to properly transport the equipment.
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2. After completely raising the upper part of the InBody770, remove the polyethylene foam cover. Then remove
the packing material from the footplate.
5. Completely raise the upper part of the InBody770.
Packing material
3. Slightly lower the upper part of the InBody770 and remove the packing bands, which are used to connect the
leveling screws and the hand electrode cables.
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Do not use a knife or scissors to remove the packing bands. Keep packing bands for repacking the InBody
in the future.
DANGER
Caution
Leveling screws
Packing Bands
4. Please refer to the following illustrations to remove the Packing Bands from both hand electrode cables.
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6. Tighten the hexagonal screws, on the InBody770 joint, by rotating the Hexagonal Wrench clockwise.
7. Please refer to the following illustrations to insert the Hinge Cover.
8. Level the InBody770 by rotating the leveling screws under the footplate to the left and right so that the
air bubble is centered.
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Leveling the equipment is necessary for accurate measurement of weight. There are a total of 5 leveling screws.
DANGER
Caution
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Avoid injuring your hands when rotating the leveling screws under the footplate.
Leveling screws under the footplate
Leveling screws under the footplate
Leveled
Not leveled
Level Indicator
Hexagonal screws
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9. Connect the adapter (➋) to the power input port, which is located on the rear panel (➊). Connect the adapter (➋)
to the power cord (
➌
). Plug the power cord (➌) into a grounded 3-socket outlet.
* The InBody770 can be used in connection with other test equipment such as a stadiometer, a blood pressure monitor, or data management
software called Lookin’Body120. For more information, please refer to ‘A. Exterior and Functions 3. Rear Panel’ in section ‘V. Others’
in this User’s Manual.
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Do not place the InBody770 in a location making it difficult to disconnect the power cord.
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Do not plug in or pull out the power cord with wet hands. There is a risk of an electric shock.
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Always use an outlet connected to the rated power (AC 100 - 240 V). Using other power rated outlets may result
in fire or malfunction.
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When using a power surge protector, make sure that the outlet or the extension cable has adequate power capacity.
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Do not disassemble or modify the equipment including internal parts without written consent from the
manufacturer. This may cause electric shock or injury, product malfunction, inaccurate results, and will void the
manufacturer’s warranty.
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Do not directly contact the InBody770 with any other electronic device when the InBody770 is on.
This may result in an electric shock.
DANGER
Warning
Power input port
➊
Rear panel
➌
➋
Grounded outlet
3-socket outlet
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If the InBody770 is not plugged into a grounded outlet, it may cause damage through electric surges or
product malfunction. This may affect the test results.
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The test results may be inaccurate if the InBody770 is under electrical interference. Do not install the InBody770
near products that generate electrical interference such as fluorescent lights, large AC motor equipment
(treadmill, vibration plate, refrigerator, air-conditioner, compressor, etc.), high-frequency thermal therapy
equipments, or heating appliances. Do not share the power source of the InBody770 with other electrical
devices. This may affect the test results.
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When connecting the InBody770 with other test equipment, turn on the other equipment first. When
turning off other equipment, turn off the InBody770 first. This is necessary to minimize electrical surges on the
InBody770.
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Always use the specified adapter provided by BIOSPACE as it is a part of the InBody770. Using other adapters
may result in malfunction of the InBody770.
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Operation of the InBody770 2,000m above sea level may affect the weight measurement.
DANGER
Caution
10. Flip the power switch to turn on the InBody770.
Power switch
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D. Initial Setup
1. The InBody770 automatically starts booting when it is turned on. While booting, it performs a self weight
calibration.
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While booting (about 5 minutes), make sure there is nothing on top of the footplate. Please do not stand on the footplate, or
place objects on the footplate.
2. Press the [Administrator Menu] button on the screen, which appears when no one is on the footplate.
3. Input the password (default password: 0000) to access the Administrator Menu.
4. The Administrator Menu will give you access to ‘Setup’ and ‘Troubleshooting’.
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If you store the contact information for Customer Service under ‘24. Customer Service Information’ in Setup of
the Administrator Menu, you can refer to it when you have a question or a problem with the InBody770.
Administrator Menu
Setup Troubleshooting
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1) Setup: Congure settings and manage data according to the test environment.
01. Date/Time/Units/Country/Language/Password/Volume
: Change or modify the InBody’s basic settings.
02. Self Mode/Professional Mode
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Self Mode: The examinee takes the InBody Test by entering only his/her height.
Throughout the test, instructions and the InBody Information will be shown on screen.
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Professional Mode: An examiner is present and guiding the examinee through the InBody Test.
03. N/A
04. N/A
05. Bypass Age/Gender
: The examinees can bypass inputting their age or gender if the test environment is designed for testing
only adults or a specic gender.
06. View/Print/Delete Data
: The administrator can manage test results using ID.
07. Export Data as Excel
: You can export test results as an excel le on a USB Thumb Drive. Exported test results can be viewed
as an excel le on a computer.
08. Data Backup/Restoration
: Back up the InBody Test results to a USB Thumb Drive or restore test results using a backup le on
a USB Thumb Drive.
09. Printer Setup
: Connect the printer to the InBody. A connected printer will allow for printing results sheets after testing.
10. Results Sheet Types
: Select which results sheets to print among the results sheets provided by the InBody770
(InBody Results Sheet, InBody Results Sheet for Children, and Body Water Results Sheet).
11. Automatic Printing Options
: Print applicable results sheets automatically after each completed test. The InBody can print up to
2 copies after every test.
12. Paper Types
: Select the paper type for printed results sheets. Options include blank A4 paper or pre-printed InBody
Results Sheets provided by BIOSPACE.
13. Outputs/Interpretations for Results Sheet
: Select outputs or interpretations that will appear on the right side of the InBody Results Sheet,
InBody Results Sheet for Children, and Body Water Results Sheet.
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14. Results Sheet Custom Logo
: Insert a logo on upper right corner of the printed results sheet.
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Please contact BIOSPACE for help with uploading or modifying a logo.
15. Printing Alignment
: Adjust the alignment of where the results will be printed on the results sheets.
16. Internet Options
: You can connect the InBody to the Internet. When the InBody is connected to the internet, can
connect to data management software Lookin’Body120, regardless of location.
17. Bluetooth
: Connect the InBody to data management software Lookin’Body120, via Bluetooth connection.
18. Manual/Automatic Weight
: Select whether to proceed testing by entering the examinee’s weight manually or by taking the
weight measurement automatically.
19. Adjust Weight
: Adjust measured weight by a xed value on the InBody. (Example: Workout clothes at the gym are
approximately 0.2kg; most examinees are assumed to be wearing workout clothes, so the examiner
may adjust the set value to -0.2kg.)
20. Normal Range
: Set the normal range for BMI, Percent Body Fat and Waist-Hip Ratio.
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The ideal value of BMI may also be set.
21. N/A
22. Standard Child Growth Curve
: Set the type of standard child growth curve to use on the InBody Result Sheet for Children.
23. Touchscreen Alignment
: Adjust the alignment of the touchscreen.
24. Customer Service Information
: Save the customer service (supplier) contact information. Please refer to the customer service information
if you have any inquiries regarding the InBody Test, or problems that cannot be resolved through the
‘Troubleshooting’ menu.
25. Auto-Lock
: Set a password or screen lock (auto-lock) time to secure the InBody usage.
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2) Troubleshooting: See additional information on how to use the InBody. Refer to troubleshooting checklist
when there are problems that occur during the InBody use/test.
01. Customer Service Information
: See the customer service contact information saved under the Setup of the Administrator Menu
‘24. Customer Service Information’. Please contact the customer service if your problem cannot be
resolved through the ‘Troubleshooting’ or if you need further inquiries regarding the InBody Test.
02. Results Sheet does not print.
: View the troubleshooting checklist when the Results Sheet does not print by the printer connected
to the InBody.
03. Weight is not being measured.
: View the troubleshooting checklist when weight is not being measured, after stepping on to the
InBody footplate.
04. Weight measurement seems to be inaccurate.
: View the troubleshooting checklist when the weight measurement seems to be inaccurate.
05. The InBody Test has stopped.
: View the troubleshooting checklist when the InBody Test has stopped.
06. Test results seem to be inaccurate.
: View the troubleshooting checklist when the test results seem to be inaccurate.
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E. Connecting Printer, Stadiometer, and Blood Pressure Monitor
1. Printer
In order to print InBody Results Sheets, an InBody770 compatible printer is required.
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A list of printers compatible with the InBody770 can be found at http://www.inbodyservice.com.
1) First turn off the InBody770 and then the printer.
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You may experience connection issues in connecting the printer to the InBody770 if the InBody is turned on.
2) Plug the USB cable provided with the printer into the USB HOST port on the rear panel of the InBody770 and
plug the other end of the USB cable into the printer.
3) Turn on the printer.
4) Turn on the InBody770 and setup your printer under Setup of the Administrator Menu ‘09. Printer Setup’.
5) You can edit your printing settings under Setup of the Administrator Menu from ‘10. Results Sheet Types’
through ‘15. Printing Alignment’.
2. Stadiometer
If a stadiometer is connected to the InBody770, the height values measured by the stadiometer will be sent
directly to the InBody770.
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Always connect a stadiometer from BIOSPACE.
1) First turn off the InBody770 and then the stadiometer.
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You may experience connection issues in connecting the stadiometer to the InBody770 if the InBody is turned on.
2) Plug the serial cable provided with the stadiometer to the 9-pin stadiometer serial port on the rear panel of
the InBody770.
3) Turn on the stadiometer.
4) Turn on the InBody770. If the stadiometer is connected to the InBody770, the stadiometer icon( ) will
appear on the top left corner of the screen when no one is on the footplate.
USB HOST port
9-pin stadiometer
serial port
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3. Blood Pressure Monitor
If a blood pressure monitor is connected to the InBody770, the blood pressure values measured by the blood
pressure monitor will be sent directly to the InBody770.
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Always connect a blood pressure monitor from BIOSPACE.
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If you select to print blood pressure measurements under Setup of the Administrator Menu ‘13. Outputs/Interpretations for Results
Sheet’, the blood pressure measurements will be printed on the InBody Results Sheet.
1) First turn off the InBody770 and then the blood pressure monitor.
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You may experience connection issues in connecting the blood pressure monitor to the InBody770 if the InBody is turned on.
2) Plug the serial cable provided with the blood pressure monitor to the 9-pin blood pressure monitor serial
port on the rear panel of the InBody770.
3) Turn on the blood pressure monitor.
4) Turn on the InBody770. If the blood pressure monitor is connected to the InBody770, the blood pressure
monitor icon ( ) will appear on the top left corner of the screen when no one is on the footplate.
4. Barcode Reader
If a barcode reader is connected to the InBody770, the ID will be inputted automatically.
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If the InBody cannot recognize the barcode reader, please contact BIOSPACE.
1) First turn off the InBody770.
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You may experience connection issues in connecting the barcode reader to the InBody770 if the InBody is turned on.
2) Plug the USB cable of the barcode reader into the USB HOST port on the rear panel of the InBody770.
3) Turn on the InBody770. If the barcode reader is connected to the InBody770, the barcode reader icon( )
will appear on the top left corner of the screen when no one is on the footplate.
9-pin blood pressure monitor
serial port
USB HOST port
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DANGER
Caution
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Place the hand electrodes on the hand electrode holder to prevent the electrodes from falling down. Dropped
hand electrodes may cause malfunctions.
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Do not extend the handles of the hand electrodes beyond its limitation.
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Do not place any objects on the footplate.
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Do not apply excessive force on the equipment.
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Turn off the equipment if you are not using it for a day or longer.
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Do not allow any liquid substances to contact the equipment directly. Keep food and drinks away from the
equipment. Substances getting inside the equipment can cause critical damage to the electronic components.
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Use a lint-free cloth to gently wipe the external surface of the equipment about once every week. Be careful not
to scratch the LCD screen.
F. Maintenance
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II. InBody Test
A. Precautionary Steps
DANGER
Warning
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Individuals with medical implant devices such as pacemakers, or essential support devices such as patient
monitoring systems, must not use this equipment. Safe, low-level currents will flow through the body during
the test, which may cause malfunctioning of the device or endanger lives.
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Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) uses safe low level currents, which are not harmful to the body. However,
we do not recommend pregnant women test.
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Children and people with limited mobility should be supervised or assisted when attempting to test on the InBody.
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After an individual with any kind of contagious disease or infection tests on the InBody, use an InBody Tissue
to clean the equipment.
DANGER
Caution
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Stand upright for about 5 minutes before testing. Taking the test immediately after lying in bed or sitting for
a long period of time might result in a slight change in the test results. This is because body water tends to
move to the lower body as soon as the person stands or gets up.
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Do not eat before testing. In cases where the examinee has already eaten, the test should be put off for at least
two hours after the meal. This is because food mass is included in the examinee’s weight and thus, may result
in measurement errors.
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Use the bathroom before testing. Waste is not included in the body’s compositional elements, but the volume
of urine and excrement is included in the weight measurement affecting accuracy of the test results.
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Do not exercise before testing. Strenuous exercise or sharp movements can cause temporary changes in body
composition. Even light exercise can change your body composition temporarily.
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Take the test in the morning, if possible. Body water tends to gravitate towards the lower body throughout
the day, affecting accuracy of the test results.
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Thoroughly wipe the palms and soles with the InBody Tissue before testing. Testing may be difficult if the
examinee’s palms and soles are too dry or if the examinee has too many calluses.
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Avoid contact with the examinee during testing. Contact may lead to interference affecting test results.
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B. Test Instructions
1. Step on the footplate when the screen below is shown.
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The screens vary according to the Setup of the Administrator Menu ‘02. Self Mode/Professional Mode’.
Professional Mode: An examiner is present and guiding the examinee through the InBody Test.
Self Mode: The examinee takes the InBody Test following the instructions that are displayed on screen.
2. Weight measurement begins.
3. Input personal information.
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Input height only if using Self Mode.
4. Maintain proper posture to take the test.
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Refer to ‘C. Test Posture’ for the proper posture.
5. The InBody Test begins.
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InBody Information is shown if using Self Mode.
Professional Mode Self Mode
Professional Mode Self Mode
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6. When the test is completed, the results will be shown on screen.
C. Test Posture
The examinee must maintain proper posture to have accurate test results.
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The test will proceed when there is good electrical contact.
Professional Mode
Self Mode
Keep the arms straight.
The thighs should not touch.
Your arms must not touch the
sides of your body.
Step on the footplate barefoot.
Hold the hand electrode so that
the 4 ngers wrap the surface
of the bottom hand electrode,
and place the thumb on the oval
electrode.
Place the heels on the rear sole
electrodes.
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III. Transportation and Storage
A. Cautions during Transportation
When transporting, have two people keep the InBody770 parallel to the ground.
B. Repacking Instructions
Once the InBody770 is installed, avoid transporting the equipment. If it must be transported, repack it in
the following sequence.
1. Turn off the InBody770.
2. Separate the connected Adapter, cords and cables from the equipment. Place both hand electrodes on the
hand electrode holders.
3. Loosen the hexagonal screws which are located on the joints of the InBody770 to counter-clockwise
using the Hexagonal Wrench.
4. Please refer to the following illustrations to properly hang the Packing Bands on the hand electrodes.
Hexagonal screws
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5. Slightly lower the upper part of the InBody770 and hook the Packing Band to the leveling screws as
illustrated below.
6. Place the packing material on the footplate of the InBody770. Cover the InBody770 with the polyethylene
foam cover then fold down lower the upper part.
7. Place the InBody into the packing box.
DANGER
Caution
•
Always use the protective packing materials provided by BIOSPACE when repacking.
Polyethylene foam cover
Packing material
Leveling screws
Packing Bands
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8. Place the Adapter into the Adapter box as illustrated below. Insert the Adapter box and Hinge Cover
into the packing material.
9. Place the packing pad over the equipment and tape up the packing box.
C.
Transportation and Storage Environment
The InBody770 should be transported or stored under the following conditions.
Temperature range
-10 ~ 70℃ (14 ~ 158℉)
Relative humidity 10 ~ 80% RH (No Condensation)
Atmospheric pressure 50 ~ 106kPa
Packing Pad
Packing Pad
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IV. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Even if no problems arise from the equipment, users may still have many questions, especially regarding
clinical procedures. Few common questions and answers are listed below. If your questions are not answered
here, please contact BIOSPACE.
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Customer contact information can be found under Setup of the Administrator Menu ‘24. Customer Service Information’.
A. Regarding the InBody
If a problem arises with the InBody770, you may rst attempt to check the ‘Troubleshooting’ in the Administrator
Menu. The InBody770 can help you diagnose and solve some problems. If your problem cannot be resolved
through the ‘Troubleshooting’, please refer to the possible solutions below.
Question Answer
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My InBody770 does not
turn on.
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Insert the power plug completely into a grounded 3-socket outlet.
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When using a power surge protector, the equipment may not power on if
the power switch on the power surge protector is turned off. Check the
power surge protector which the power plug is connected to.
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The problem may occur if the power cord is not completely plugged into
the adapter. Insert the power cord completely into the adapter.
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The problem may occur if you are using a power adapter that was not provided
by BIOSPACE. Always connect a power adapter (DC 12V, 3.4 A) provided by
BIOSPACE.
Power surge protector
power switch
Grounded 3-socket outlet
Power adapter Power cord
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Question Answer
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My touchscreen
is inaccurate or not
responsive.
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Calibrate the touchscreen under Setup of the Administrator Menu
‘23. Touchscreen Alignment’.
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Press rmly to optimize touchscreen response.
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If you cannot enter the Administrator Menu due to touchscreen problems,
please restart the InBody. The InBody stores the last touchscreen alignment
and will automatically recall the previous touchscreen settings. The InBody
can also recognize if its touchscreen alignment is off screen and will
automatically take the user to the calibration screen after restarting.
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I would like to connect
other equipment to the
InBody770.
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Please refer to ‘E. Connecting Printer, Stadiometer, Blood Pressure
Monitor, and Barcode Reader’ in section ‘I. InBody770 Installation’ in
this User’s Manual.
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B. Regarding the InBody Test
Some of the more common clinical questions are answered below. If additional questions or more clarication is
desired, please contact BIOSPACE.
Question Answer
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Must socks or stockings
be removed for the
InBody Test?
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Bare skin contact is essential in the analysis using the BIA method. Socks
or stockings may cause a varying degree of distortion in the results. Socks
or stockings must be removed to obtain accurate data.
•
Is it okay to wear accessories
(jewelry, watch, rings, etc) or
metal objects while taking
the InBody Test?
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The ideal condition for the analysis is simply standing with no clothes and
wearing no accessories. However, this may not always be possible.
Therefore, we recommend that the examinee remove as many clothing items
and accessories that may affect the weight as possible.
•
Who cannot take the
InBody Test or will have
difficulties taking the
InBody Test?
•
Individuals with medical implant devices such as pacemakers, or essential
support devices such as patient monitoring systems, must not use this
equipment. The currents will ow through the body during the test, which
may cause malfunctioning of the device or endanger lives.
•
Children, amputees, or the elderly, may have trouble testing if they cannot
hold the hand electrodes or stand still on the foot electrodes.
•
Can a person with metal
implants in their body
take the InBody Test?
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The ideal test methodology is where the examinee does not wear anything
metallic. Individuals with metallic implants may have skewed test results
due to the conductivity of the metal affecting the results.
•
As the weight of clothes and other wear affects the results of the body
composition analysis, it is strongly recommended to take off any heavy
clothing or metallic wear. Except for the weight, jewelry does not effect the
body composition analysis, as the contact point with the InBody770 are
the hands and feet.
•
I have limited mobility
and cannot maintain proper
posture for the InBody Test.
How can I still be tested?
•
It is impossible to test if an individual cannot maintain contact with the
hand or foot electrodes. BIOSPACE has a line of products that conduct body
composition analysis on bed ridden examinees that allow the patients to
stay in bed. For more information, please contact BIOSPACE.
•
Is the electric current
harmful to the body?
•
The physiological electric impedance method uses safe low level currents
that is not harmful to the body. The safety of the InBody has been tested
and proven. The InBody products have been approved for medical use by
the CE and all over the world. Many medical institutions around the world
are actively using the InBody.
•
How often should I take
the InBody Test?
•
Individuals who are undergoing any programs that may affect their body
composition are strongly recommended to have the InBody Test done every two
to four weeks.
•
Consistent testing will allow individuals to track and monitor their progress
over time.
•
What are the precautionary
steps to ensure accuracy of
the InBody Test?
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Please refer to ‘A. Precautionary Steps’ in section ‘II. InBody Test’ in this
User’s Manual.
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V. Others
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The InBody770 is manufactured according to the quality management procedure of BIOSPACE. BIOSPACE complies with the ISO9001
and ISO13485 which are international quality management systems.
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This equipment satises the IEC60601-1 (EN60601-1), an international safety standard for electronic medical equipment. This equipment
also satises the IEC60601-1-2 (EN60601-1-2), an international standard for electromagnetic conformity.
A. Exterior and Functions
The following are the names and functions of each part of the InBody.
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Please inspect each component of the InBody770 for damage prior to installation.
1. Upper Part
➊
Hand electrode: Examinee holds the hand electrode so that the 4 ngers wrap the surface of the bottom
hand electrode while the thumb is placed on the oval electrode.
➋
Hand electrode cable: Supports the hand electrode and encloses the wiring for the electrode.
➌
Body: Connects the upper part of the equipment to the lower part.
➍
LCD screen: Shows each stage of the test, instructions, test results, etc. You can touch the screen to
input the data required for the test, congure settings, or view test results.
➎
Number keypad: Used for inputting age, height, and other number-based data.
➏
Setup button: Used for entering ‘Setup’ under the Administrator Menu when no one is on the footplate.
➐
Function button: Used for entering ‘Troubleshooting’ under the Administrator Menu when no one is on
the footplate.
➑
Print button: Used for printing the test results.
➒
Speaker: Provides audible indication for test in progress, test complete, and successfully saved setting changes.
➓
Decimal point button: Used for inputting the decimal point in ID, height, age, or weight.
Gender buttons: Used for selecting gender (Male or Female).
Enter button: Used to nish inputting data or to save changes in Administrator Menu.
Delete button: Used for deleting inputted data.
➋
➌
➊
➏
➐
➑
➒
➓
➎
➍
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2. Footplate
➊
Front sole electrode: The examinee makes contact with this electrode by stepping with the front part of their foot.
➋
Rear sole electrode: The examinee makes contact with this electrode by stepping with the heel of their foot.
➌
Footplate: This is connected to the scale, which measures the examinee’s weight.
➍
Level indicator: Indicates the current horizontal level of the InBody770.
➎
Hinge Cover: Joins the upper part and lower part of the equipment together.
➏
Leveling screws: Used for adjusting the horizontal level of the equipment.
➏
➊
➋
➌
➍
➎
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3. Rear Panel
➊
Rear cover: Designed to be opened only by BIOSPACE service personnel for checking internal circuits, etc.
➋
9-pin blood pressure monitor serial port (Female, RS-232C): Used for connecting the InBody770 to a
blood pressure monitor.
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Only compatible with a BIOSPACE blood pressure monitor.
➌
9-pin PC serial port (Female, RS-232C): Used for connecting the InBody770 to Lookin’Body120 installed
on the computer.
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The InBody770 can be connected to Lookin’Body120 installed on a computer using one of the ports ➌, ➎, or ➏.
➍
9-pin stadiometer serial port (Female, RS-232C): Used for connecting the InBody770 to a stadiometer.
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Only compatible with a BIOSPACE stadiometer.
➎
LAN port (10T Base): Used for connecting the InBody770 to Lookin’Body120 installed on a computer.
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The InBody770 can be connected to Lookin’Body120 installed on a computer using one of the ports ➌, ➎, or ➏.
➏
USB SLAVE port: Used for connecting the InBody770 to Lookin’Body120 installed on a computer.
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The InBody770 can be connected to Lookin’Body120 installed on a computer using one of the ports ➌, ➎, or ➏.
➐
USB HOST port: Used for connecting to a printer, a barcode reader, or a USB Thumb Drive.
➑
Power switch: Used for turning on/off the equipment.
➒
Power input port: Used for connecting to the power adapter.
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Always use the specified adapter provided by BIOSPACE as it is a part of the InBody770. Using other adapters may result in
malfunction of the InBody770.
➊
➌
➍ ➎ ➏ ➐
➑
➒
➋
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B. Safety Information
Indicators
9-pin serial port (Female, RS-232C)
LAN port (Ethernet, 10T Base)
USB port
Safety Symbols
Dangerous High Voltage
Warning, Caution
BF Type Equipment
Adapter
Power On
Power Off
4
4
Follow instructions for use
Suivez les instructions d’utilisation
WARNING
Electric shock hazard – do not dismantle.
Dismantling will void the warranty.
AVERTISSEMENT
Risque de choc électrique - ne pas démonter.
Le démontage annulera la garantie.
DANGER
Do not use this equipment with electrical medical device such as a pacemaker.
Ne pas utiliser cet équipement avec des appareils médicaux électriques comme un stimulateur cardiaque.
CAUTION
Do not spray any liquid substance directly onto the device.
Ne pulverisez aucune substances liquids directement sur l’appareil.
CAUTION
No excessive force on shoulder joint
Ne pas appliquer de force excessive sur les bars articulés.
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Bioelectrical
Impedance Analysis (BIA)
Measurement Items
Bioelectrical
Impedance (Z)
30 Impedance Measurements by Using 6 Different Frequencies
(1kH, 5kHz, 50kHz, 250kHz, 500kHz, 1000kHz) at Each of
5 Segments (Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, and Left Leg)
Reactance (Xc)
15 Impedance Measurements by Using 3 Different Frequencies
(5kHz, 50kHz, 250kHz) at Each of 5 Segments (Right Arm, Left Arm,
Trunk, Right Leg, and Left Leg)
Electrode Method Tetrapolar 8-Point Tactile Electrodes
Measurement Method Direct Segmental Multi-frequency Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis Method (DSM-BIA)
Simultaneous Multi-frequency Impedance Measurement (SMFIM)
Body Composition
Calculation Method
No Empirical Estimation
Outputs
(InBody Results Sheet)
Results and Interpretations
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Body Composition Analysis (Total Body Water, Protein, Soft Lean Mass, Minerals,
Fat Free Mass, Body Fat Mass, Weight)
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Muscle-Fat Analysis (Weight, Skeletal Muscle Mass, Body Fat Mass)
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Obesity Analysis (Body Mass Index, Percent Body Fat)
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Segmental Lean Analysis (Based on ideal weight/Based on current weight: Right Arm,
Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
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ECW Ratio Analysis (ECW Ratio)
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Body Composition History (Weight, Skeletal Muscle Mass, Percent Body Fat, ECW Ratio)
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InBody Score
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Visceral Fat Area (Graph)
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Body Type (Based on BMI/Percent Body Fat: Athletic Shape, Slightly Obese, Obesity,
Muscular Shape, Average, Slightly Obese, Slim Muscular, Slim Sarcopenic Obesity,
Thin, Slightly Thin)
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Weight Control (Target Weight, Weight Control, Fat Control, Muscle Control)
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Nutrition Evaluation (Protein, Minerals, Fat Mass)
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Obesity Evaluation (BMI, Percent Body Fat)
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Body Balance Evaluation (Upper, Lower, Upper-Lower)
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Segmental Fat Analysis (Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
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Segmental Body Water Analysis (Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
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Segmental ICW Analysis (Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
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Segmental ECW Analysis (Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
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Segmental Circumference (Neck, Chest, Abdomen, Hip, Right Arm, Left Arm, Right Thigh,
Left Thigh)
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Waist-Hip Ratio (Graph)
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Visceral Fat Level (Graph)
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Research Parameters (Intracellular Water, Extracellular Water, Skeletal Muscle Mass, Basal
Metabolic Rate, Waist-Hip Ratio, Waist Circumference, Visceral Fat Level, Visceral Fat Area,
Obesity Degree, Bone Mineral Content, Body Cell Mass, Arm Circumference, Arm Muscle
Circumference, FFMI, FMI)
C. Classication
Body Composition Analyzer of Direct Segmental Multi-frequency Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis Method
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Type of protection against electric shock: Class I
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Type of the applied parts: BF Type
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EMC Immunity: Level A
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EMC Emission: CLASS A
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Degree of protection against water: IPX0
D. Specications
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Outputs
(InBody Results Sheet)
Results Interpretation QR Code
Reactance (5kHz, 50kHz, 250kHz)
Whole Body Phase Angle (50kHz)
Segmental Phase Angle (50kHz, Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
Impedance (Each segment and each frequency)
Outputs
(InBody Result Sheet
for Children)
Results and Interpretations
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Body Composition Analysis (Total Body Water, Protein, Minerals, Body Fat Mass, Weight)
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Muscle-Fat Analysis (Weight, Skeletal Muscle Mass, Body Fat Mass)
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Obesity Analysis (Body Mass Index, Percent Body Fat)
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Growth Graph (Height, Weight)
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Body Composition History (Height, Weight, Skeletal Muscle Mass, Percent Body Fat)
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Growth Score
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Nutrition Evaluation (Protein, Minerals, Fat Mass)
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Obesity Evaluation (BMI, Percent Body Fat)
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Body Balance (Upper, Lower, Upper-Lower)
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Segmental Lean Analysis (Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
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Segmental Body Water Analysis (Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
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Research Parameters (Intracellular Water, Extracellular Water, Basal Metabolic Rate,
Child Obesity Degree, Bone Mineral Content, Body Cell Mass, FFMI, FMI)
Results Interpretation QR Code
Reactance (5kHz, 50kHz, 250kHz)
Whole Body Phase Angle (50kHz)
Segmental Phase Angle (50kHz: Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
Impedance (Each segment and each frequency)
Body Water Results Sheet Results and Interpretations
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Body Water Composition (Total Body Water, Intracellular Water, Extracellular Water)
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ECW Ratio Analysis (ECW Ratio)
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Segmental Body Water Analysis (Graph, Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
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Segmental ECW Ratio Analysis (Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
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Body Water Composition History (Weight, Total Body Water, Intracellular Water,
Extracellular Water, ECW Ratio)
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Segmental Body Water Analysis (Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
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Segmental ICW Analysis (Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
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Segmental ECW Analysis (Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
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Body Composition Analysis (Protein, Minerals, Body Fat Mass, Soft Lean Mass, Bone
Mineral Content)
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Muscle-Fat Analysis (Weight, Skeletal Muscle Mass, Soft Lean Mass, Body Fat Mass)
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Obesity Evaluation (BMI, Percent Body Fat)
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Research Parameters (Basal Metabolic Rate, Waist-Hip Ratio, Waist Circumference,
Visceral Fat Level, Visceral Fat Area, Obesity Degree, Body Cell Mass, Arm Circumference,
Arm Muscle Circumference, TBW/FFM, FFMI, FMI)
Results Interpretation QR Code
Reactance (5kHz, 50kHz, 250kHz)
Whole Body Phase Angle (50kHz)
Segmental Phase Angle (50kHz: Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
Impedance (Each segment and each frequency)
Optional Equipment Stadiometer from BIOSPACE and Blood pressure monitor from BIOSPACE
Logo Name, Address, and Contact Information can be shown on the InBody Results Sheet.
Digital Results LCD Monitor, Data management software Lookin’Body120
Types of Result Sheets InBody Test Results Sheet, InBody Test Results Sheet forChildren, Body Water Results Sheet
Voice Guidance Provides audible indication for test in progress, test complete, and successfully saved
settings changes.
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Specications are subject to be changed without prior notice.
Database Test results can be saved if the member ID is utilized. The InBody can save up to 100,000 results.
Test Mode Self Mode, Professional Mode
Administrator Menu Setup: Configure settings and manage data
Troubleshooting: Additional information to help use the InBody770
USB Thumb Drive Copy the InBody770 data (can be viewed on Excel or Lookin'Body data management
software), backup, or restore the InBody770 data
Barcode Reader The member ID will be automatically inputted when the barcode ID is scanned.
Backup data Backup data saved in the InBody by using a USB Thumb Drive, Restore results on the InBody
from a backup file.
Applied Rating Current 80µA A(±10µA)
Adapter Manufacture BridgePower Corp.
Model JMW140KA1240F02 or BPM040S12FXX
Power Input AC 100 ~ 240V, 50/60Hz, 1.2A
Power Output DC 12V, 3.4A
Display Type 800 × 480 10.2inch Color TFT LCD
Internal Interface Touchscreen, Keypad
External Interface RS-232C 4EA, USB HOST 2EA, USB SLAVE 1EA, LAN (10T) 1EA,
Bluetooth 1EA, Wi-Fi 1EA
Compatible Printer Laser/Inkjet Printers (Printers recommended by BIOSPACE)
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A list of printers compatible with the InBody770 can be found at http://www.inbodyservice.com
Dimension 526 (W) × 854 (L) × 1175 (H): mm
20.7 (W) × 33.6 (L) × 46.3 (H): inch
Equipment Weight 38kg (83.8lbs)
Testing Time About 60 seconds
Operation Environment
10 ~ 40℃ (50 ~ 104℉), 30 ~ 75% RH, 70 ~ 106kPa
Storage Environment
-10 ~ 70℃ (14 ~ 158℉), 10 ~ 80% RH, 50 ~ 106kPa (No Condensation)
Testing Weight Range 10 ~ 270kg (22.0 ~ 595lbs)
Testing Age Range 3~99 years
Height Range 95 ~ 220cm (3ft. 1.40in. ~ 7ft. 2.61in.)
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