Omron HGM-111 User Manual
AUTO
STANDARD
MONITORING SYSTEM
BLOOD GLUCOSE
HGM-111
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
READ BEFORE USE
1. Use this device ONLY for the intended use described in this manual.
2. Do NOT use accessories which are not specified by the manufacturer.
3. Do NOT use the device if it is not working properly or if it is damaged.
4. Do NOT use the equipment in places where aerosol sprays are being
used or where oxygen is being administered.
5. Do NOT use under any circumstances the device on neonates or infants.
6. This device does NOT serve as a cure for any symptoms or diseases.
The data measured is for reference only. User should not take any
decision of medical relevance without first consultation of medical
practitioner. Always consult your doctor to have the results interpreted.
7. Before using this device to test blood glucose, read all instructions
thoroughly and practice the test. Carry out all the quality control checks
as directed.
8. Use this instrument in a dry environment, if synthetic materials are
present (synthetic clothing, carpets etc.) it may cause damaging static
discharges that may cause erroneous results.
9. Do not use this instrument in close proximity to sources of strong
electromagnetic radiation, as these may interfere with the accurate
operation.
10.Do not use this meter near cellular or cordless telephones, walkie
talkies, garage door openers, radio transmitter, or other electrical or
electronic equipment that are sources of electromagnetic radiation, as
these may interfere with the proper operation of the meter.
11.The device for self-testing is used for the monitoring of an existing
disease (eg., diabetes), before changing treatment patients should refer
to a medical professional.
Alternate Site Testing (AST)
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Contents
Chapter 1 HGM-111 Blood Glucose System
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Intended use
1.3 List of Box Contents
1.4 Product and Meter Display
Chapter 2 Installing and Setting up the HGM-111 meter
2.1 Inserting / replacing batteries
2.2 Setting up your HGM-111 meter
2.3 Performing a blood glucose test
Chapter 3 Finger Blood Glucose Testing
3.1 Preparation before glucose testing
3.2 Fingertip blood measurement
Chapter 4 Glucose Control Solution Testing (Optional)
4.1 HGM-111 system testing
Chapter 5 Memory Function
5.1 Reviewing result records
Chapter 6 Caring for Your Strips and Meter
6.1 Caring for the strips
6.2 Caring for the meter
Chapter 7 Troubleshooting
Chapter 8 HGM-111 Performance Characteristics
Chapter 9 Specifications
9.1 Specification of HGM-111 meter
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Chapter 1 HGM-111 Blood Glucose System
1.1 Introduction
The HGM-111 system measures the small electrical current and
displays the blood glucose results. The current is produced from the
blood glucose mixing well with chemicals on the test strip.
User needs to apply 1μL of fresh capillary whole blood for one test, and
the test result will be displayed in 5 seconds. The strip ejection function
of HGM-111 can help users avoid the risk of contamination after testing.
Besides that, HGM-111 also has unique strip technology with auto
coding system. Users do not need to code the glucose meter.
1.2 Intended Use
Only the HGM-STP1A blood glucose test strips are used with HGM-111
meter. They are designed for users to measure the glucose
concentration in fresh capillary whole blood obtained from fingertips
and palm. HGM-111 system is intended to be used by people with
diabetes at home.
Warning: HGM-111 system should not be used for screening
diagnosis of diabetes or testing neonates.
Warning: Do not change the therapy according to HGM-111 system
test result without consulting healthcare professional. If you
have any question about the test results, please discuss
with your healthcare professionals.
Warning: Only for in-vitro diagnostic test.
Warning: Please read system instruction manual and strip manual
carefully before using HGM-111 system.
1.3 List of Box Contents
1. Blood Glucose Meter HGM-111
2. Lancing Device
3. AST Cap
4. 10 pcs Lancets
5. Carrying Case
6. Instruction Manual
7. Log Book
8. CR2032 x 2
1.4 Product and Meter Display
A. HGM-111 Blood Glucose Meter Display
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Cable Port
Link with USB cable to download
testing records to computers
Meter Display
Left Button
Right Button
Caution: This meter will not display mmol/L.
Middle Button
- Power On or Power Off
Strip Slot - Insert test strip here
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B. HGM-STP1A Blood Glucose Test Strip
Battery Compartment
Strip Ejection Button
Top Edge - Apply blood sample here
Confirmation Window
Inserting Bar - Insert this test strip into the
meter’s strip slot with this face up
Back Side Front Side
Warning: Touch the drop of sample to the top edge of th confirmation
window of the test strip. Do not smear sample on the strip.
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C. Function Display
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AC (Before Meal)
PC (After Meal)
CS (Control Solution)
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Chapter 2 Installing and Setting up the HGM-111 meter
2.1 Inserting/replacing batteries
When should users change the batteries?
1. When the symbol shows on the display, it means the battery
power is low and need to replace batteries as soon as possible.
Even the battery power is low, HGM-111 meter still can work well:
You still can use HGM-111 and the test results will still be accurate,
but we strongly suggest you replace the batteries as soon as
possible.
2. There is not enough power to support HGM-111 to operate when the
symbol is shown on display after powering on. Thus, the
meter will shut down after 20 seconds when the symbol is shown
on display after powering on. It represents that the battery power is
too low to perform a test. You have to replace the batteries to
continue using the HGM-111 meter. Time and date must be reset
after replacing the batteries, but the results records still remain.
How to replace HGM-111’s batteries
1. Turn HGM-111 to the back side and open the battery compartment.
2. Take out the batteries and insert two CR2032 batteries with the (+)
sign facing up.
3. Push back the battery compartment until hearing a “click” sound.
4. Try to turn on the device to see whether the HGM-111 can be
powered on. If not, please check the above steps.
5. After turning on the HGM-111 meter, it will enter into Buzzer and date
setting mode directly. (Please refer to setting up your HGM-111 of
2.2 for relative settings)
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a. Open battery compartment
Push
b. Take out and insert new batteries
c. Push back the battery compartment
Warning: Dispose of old batteries according to your local environmental
regulations.
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2.2 Setting up your HGM-111 meter
How to enter the setting mode
1. Replace the batteries.
2. Press and hold middle button when HGM-111 under waiting mode.
How to set up the Buzzer On/Off and date
A. Setting Buzzer On/Off and the date
When you are using a new glucose meter or replace new batteries,
the display will be showing all symbols for one second, and enter
buzzer setting mode.
1. Setting the buzzer:
Press left or right button shortly to select the on or off when the meter
is in buzzer setting mode. After selection, please press the middle
button shortly to set up and enter the year setting mode.
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2. Setting the year
Once you enter the date setting mode, the last two digits of the year
will flash.
(1) Click the right button to increase the year.
(2) Click the left button to decrease the year.
(3) Click the middle button to save your setting. The display will
now enter the month setting mode.
3. Setting the month
Once you enter the month setting mode, the month field will flash.
(1) Click the right button to increase the month.
(2) Click the left button to decrease the month.
(3) Click the middle button to save your setting. The display will
now enter the day setting mode.
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