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User's
Manual
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Clock
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CONTENTS
1.
Package
components
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2.
Important
advice
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3.
Product
description
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2
4.
Symbols
description
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3
5.
Suggestions
before
temperature
taking
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4
6.
Setting..............................................................................
6
7.
Temperature
measurement.
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7
8.
Repacing
the
battery
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8
9.
Care
and
Cleaning
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8
10.
Product
specifications......................................................
9
11.
Troublesshooting
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Dear Customer
Thank
you
for buying
our
multifuDction infrared thermometer. Thia llllUllial
containa
extra information
to
achieve accurate temperature
measuremetlt8.
Pleaae read
and
undentand all inatructians,
and
follow all the advices before
uling this product.
Keep
this
manual
bandy
for
future
referalcc.
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1.
Package
components
lpc
Multi-function infrared thermometer
lpc
User's manual
lpcBase
lpc
CR2032 battery
2.1
mportant
advice
2.1
Do
not
use
this
tb.ennometer
urulec ex1r1m11,
temperaturea
(below
15't:
/59°F m
over40't/104
°F)
or
humidity extremes (be.low 2091,RH
or
over
8591,RH)
.Failing
to
do
so
may
cause
iDaccmacy.
2.2
Do
not
expose this thermomctcr to
tcmpcnlme
extremes
(below
-15
't/-5
°F
or over
SS't/131
°F)
or
hmnidity
edremc8
(below 2091,RH
or
over
9591,RH). Failing
to
do
oo
may
cause
iDaccmacy.
2.3
Temperanm, probe
has
been knocked
or
drn,gubJ,,d.
The
thmnomela
should
not
be
u,ed
before recalibration.
2.4
Do
not
rely
on
temperature
measumnents
alone.
If
you
have
health
concans,
seek
malical
advice..
2.5
Don't tooch
or
blow
at
infnred
sensor. A polluted
or
brolrm
infrm:d
sensor
may
cause
inaccuncy.
2.6
Far
tmnpcntun,
diff""'°""
between
llonge
uu
and
measwm,ent
ambient, condition
the
lhermometi,r
for
llhout 30minu"'8 in ambient
mmperature.
Failing
to
do
oo
may
cause
inaccuncy.
2. 7
Stop
using
the
product
should any pain occur.
It
is
lilrdy
to
damage the auditory
canal.
2.8
It is
not
recommended
for
use
the
thermomctcr
by
people
suffering
with
ear
disease
including cxtmnal otiti1 and
tympmilil.
Affected part is
lilrdy
to
wonen
.
2.9
Don't
w,e
the product
if
ear
ill
wet
llflr,-
IIWimming
or
blllhing
or
othe,-.
It may damage
the
auditory canal.
2.10
Don't
throw
batteriea into fire. Banery
ii
likely
to explode
in
fire.
Pleue
reopect
relevant waste disposal laws.
2.11
Don't
UIC
the
product
foro1her
plllpOIICS,
2.12
It
is
not
a
wllk7pm<!f
device.
Clean
gently only with
damp
cloth.
2.13
It
is fomidden
to
leave Ibis thermomctcr exposed to
any
chemical
oolvent, direct
sunshine
or
high temperatun,.
2.14
Don't
drop, tramp
or
i.mpme
my
vibration
or
impact
on
the product.
2.15
Don't uoe a mobile phone nearby
when
the
thermometer
is worlcing.
2.16
R=ove
the battery
if
not
in
use
for a long
period.
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3.
Product
description
Power/Scan
Button
Label
i
Set
Button
11(
Base
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4.
Symbols
description
~111111
Measuring
in
progress
9
Ear
temperature
mode
®
Forehead temperature mode
®
Fever
0(
Celsius scale
OF
Fahrenheit
scale
(9
Clock
~
Low
battery
[]
Memory
oflast
effective
body
temperature
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5.
Suggestions
before
temperature
taking
5.1
Replace
any
low-voltage
battery to
ensure
full
power
supply.
5.2
Por
proper
measurement,
leave
the thermometer for
30
minutes
in
measurement
location.
5.3
An
unexpected
fluctuation
of
ambient temperature
is
lilrely
to
affect
measurement accuracy.
When
a measurement site temperature
varies
with
the
thermometer location,
or
taking a temperature measurement
in
front
of
an
air
conditioner, precise results
will
not
be
possible.
5.4
Be
sure
to
keep
ear
clean
from cerium deposits and other
blockage
as
this
can
cause inaccuracy.
5.5
Measurement
should
be
taken
at
rest
time
to
ensure
an
accmate result.
Temperature
is
lilrely to
increase
immediately
after
exercise
or
bathing.
5.6
The
right ear
reading
may differ from the reading taken at the left ear.
Therefore, always take
the
temperature
in
the
same
ear.
The
ear
must
be
free
from
obstructions,
or
excess
ear
wax
build-up,
to
take
an
accurate
reading
.
In
case
of
otitis,
please
use
the
forehead mode.
5.
7
In
case
of
ear
treatments (pn:scribed
ear
drops,
or
other
inner
ear
trea1ments)
please
do
not
take a temperature from
the
1reated
ear.
The
ear
canal
being
treated,
the
temperature
reading
by
thiJI
thermometer
will
not
reflect
a precise
body
temperature.
5.8
For
unskilled
wiers,
it is
recommended
for the first
time
to
measure
the same
ear
3 times.
The
maximum
reading
shall
be
recorded
in
case
of
different results
since
any
thermometer undergoing a continuous operation
is
deemed
to
see a
lllight error
of
(
+/-
0.3
't::,
+I-
0.5
'F).
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5.9 AN IMPORTANT CONCEPT:
nm
ESTIMATION OF
nm
BODY
TEMPERATURE
5.9.1
Toe
normal
value of
the
body temperature is a
range
and
no
t fixed
on
an
invariable value. The following
tablel
shows
that
ranges
of
normal
also vary
by
site. Therefore, readings from different sites,
even
if
taken
at
the
same
time,
should
not
be
directly compared.
Tabk
l Diffemlt temperature depends on different
site
Axillary
34.7-37.3
•c
94.S - 99.1
'F
Oral
35.s -
37.s
·c
95.9 -99.5
'F
Redal
36.6
- 38.0
·c
97.9 - 100.4
'F
Ear
35.8 - 38.D'C 96.5 - lODA'F
ForehNd
35.8 - 37.B'C 96.5
-100
' F
5. 9.2 Also,
People'
s normal temperature
range
tends to decrease with age. The
following
Table2
shows
normal
ranges
by
age.
Table 2 Different temperB!Dre depends
on
age
0-2
yaars
36.4-38.o'C 97.5-l00.
4'F
3-10
yaars
36.1-37.B'C 97.0-100.D'F
11-fiSyeors
35.9-37.6
'C
96.
6-99.TF
>
65yeo,.
35.8-37.S'C 96.4-99.S'F
Information
from:
Chamberlain, J.M., et al.,
Determination
of
Nmmal
Bat
Tcmpcratun:
with
an
Infnrcd
llmiasion Dell:dion Thcrmometm, AnnalJ
of
EmMgm,cy
Medicini,,
I...-y
1995. "
5.9.3 However,
the
range
of
normal
also
varie$
from
person
to
penion
and
fluciuates throughout the day.
It
is therefore important to determine
your
and
your
family members' normal temperature
range
s.
You
should
uwasun,
the
tempcratun,
on
yourself
and
healthy
fiu:nily
membc.n
at different times
during 3 or 4 days. After mastering the
tempaature
range
of
your
family
,
=rd
them
and
compare
them
with the tempcratun, when feverish in the
future.
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6.Setting
If
you need
to
set
tbe
functions, power on
the
device, open
the
battery cover,
please refer
to
the
following list:
Setting
Function
Operation
code
Tum
on
the
diamomeu:r
, Preas SET button,
the
F-1
Select
LCD
will display
F-1
, after about l
second
'tar'F
't/'F
ocale
fluhing,
preas
POWER/SCAN button
ID
aelect
't:
or
'F
,dlen press SET button
ID
confirm sclcction.
Se.lect
Preas SET button ,lhe LCD will display
F-1,
preoa
F-2
Body/Swfam
SET button again, enter into F-2.pm!B POWER/SCAN
temperat=
taking
button
ID
aelect BODY
or
FACB(rurface), preo1 SET
butlon
ID
confirm sclcction.
Pre81
Sil'
button 3 times, the LCD will display
F-
3,
press
POWER/SCAN
button
to
adjust
hom
F-3
Set time
number(hour
lllllMC7
fluhing),
press
Sil'
bulton
to
confirm
the
hour nlllllber, dien press POWER/SCAN
button again to adjust minute number, press SET
button
ID
confirm the minute number.
Set
tanpen.tme
Prell
SET button 4 times
to
enter into
F-4,
press
F--4
POWER/SCAN
button
to
ad
just the the offilet values
off!et
if
ru,eded,
the
range
io
-3't:
to
+3't
.
Preas
SET button 5 times
to
enter
Ullo
F-5
,
preoa
Set
the
value
of
POWER/SCAN butlon to adjust the value,
then
preoa
F-5
orange backligbt
SET bulton
to
confirm,
the
,rystcm default value is
37.S't,the
user defined
range
is
37
.5
't
to
42.0't:.
~
SET button 6 times
to
enter
Ullo
F~
.
preoa
Set
the
value
POWER/SCAN button
ID
adjust
the
value,
the
preos
F~
of
red backlight
SET bulton
to
confirm,
the
,rystcm default value is
38.0't,
the u
....
defirud
range
is
37.5't
to
42.
0t:.
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7.
Temperature
measurement
7.1 Forehead temperature taking
Make
sure
the
device is
in
the
BODY
temperature taking
lllOde.
P!ea&e
refer
to
"6
Settingn .
Tum
on
the
device, put
on
the probe
cover
and
LCD
display "@" ,place
the
probe
onto
the
forehead,
keep
pressing
the
POWER/SCAN
button,
the
gently
move
the probe towards another side
of
the forehead, be
sure
the probe
in
touch with the
surface
of
the
forehead, release the button, you
will
hear
a
beep
sound,
the
reading
displays
on
the
RCreen.
7 .2
Ear
Temperature taking
Tum
on
the
device, remove
the
probe
cover
from the
thttmometer,
the
LCD
display " 9 n , insert the probe along the eardrum aa
deep
aB
possible into
the
ear,
then
pres11
POWER/SCAN
button to start
the
meaBUretnent
and
you
will
hear
a
beep
sound
upon
completion.
The
result
appears
on
the
LCD
screen.
7
.3
Object tempemtun,
taking
Make sure
the
device
is
in
FACE
mode.
Place
the
probe near
an
object within lcm, press
POWER/SCAN
button
and
keep it pressed
down,
scan
the object
for
about 2 secondB, release
the
POWER/SCAN button,
you
will
hear a beep
sound
upon
completion.
The
result
appean
on
the
LCD
!CI'Cell.
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8.
Repacing
the
battery
When
there
is
low
power,
the
iron "
~
"
will
appear
on
the
IICrCeil, please
replace
the battery.
Open
the battery
cover
and
take
out
the
old
one. Put a new
CR2032
on
with
'+"
pole
upward
into
the
batteey seat
Put
the
battery
cover
back
to
the
device.(Rder
to
figxx)
Nam: To
dml
with
the
old Mtttty
and
the
whole thcrmomctcr,
plcuc
comply with
the local
!8WI
and
reauJal.iom.
9.
Care
and
Cleaning
9.1 The probe tip
is
the
moAt delicate
part
of
the
thermometm'.
It
has to
be
clean
and intact
to
ensure
accurate readings.Hold
the
appliance
with
the
probe
tip
facing
down
to
prevent liquid
from
entering
the
probe tip area, very gently
wipe
the surface
with
a
cotton
swab
or
soft
cloth
moistened with alcohol.
9.2
Use
a soft, dry cloth
to
clean
the
thermometer display
and
exterior.
9.3
Do
not
use
abrasive cleaners,
Never
submerge the thermometer
in
water
or
aoy
other liquid.
9.4
Store the thermometer
in
a dry location free from dust
aod
contamination
aod
away
from
direct sunlight.
9.5
Always~
cleaning &0lutions
and
rubbing
alcohol
away
from children.
9.6
Always~
the
thermometer
out
of
reach
of
children.
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10.
Product
specifications
Product Name
Multi-Function Infrared Thermometer
Model
PC808
Precision
Body Temp.
:1:
0.2'C
35.5-42.
0'C ( :1:
0.4
'F
95.9-107.6'F
)
:1:
0.3'C Below 35.S'C or Over 42.0'C
(:1:0.S'F
Below95.9'F
or0verl07.6'F)
Surface
Temp.
:1:
l.O't
0.0--100.0'C (
:1:
l.8'F 32.0--150'F)
Ambient Temp.
:1:
l.O'C 0.0--100.
0'C
(:1:
1.8'F
32.0--150'F)
Resolution 0.1
'CFO.I
'F
OpaatiDg
ambient
15't -40'C
(59.0
-104.0'F)
1elnpCZatU1'e
range
Storage condition
-25-+55't(-13-131
'F)
Humidity
rate
20CJI,
HR-85%HR
Temperature
Classificalion
Ila
(MDD Annex IX, ruk:10
Battery
DC3.0V
lpc
CR2032
Dimension
113*34*25MM
Weight
55g (with battery)
Temperature display 'C!'F
Power
consumption
When
off
below 5uA, Approx.800 times reading
Ambient temperature
5.0'C
-42.9'C(41-109.2'F)
display
range
Refence criteriu
1-EN12470-5:2003;
2--ASTM B
1965-98;
3-IBC/EN
60601-l(Safety);
4--IBC/EN
60601-1-2(EMC);
5--ISO 14971:2000(Risk Analysis)
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11.
Troublesshooting
Troubles Situation Solution
Battery used up? Replace a new one
No
response
Battery in wrong
Adjust battery
to
polarity?
proper polarity
RR
displayed
for
reading
Make sure the probe
below
32.0"C I
89.6°F
is
clean and take a new
or
above 42.9°C I
temperature
109.2"F
B
Allow the thermometer
Ambient temperature
to
remain in a room
for
too
low
or
too
high
30 minutes where the
temperature
is
range from
15-40°((59.0 -104.0"F)
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