Cambridge Sensors microdot Specifications

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Before TestingCheck the Display. When a strip is inserted into the meter, the meter performs a system check. You will see all the display segments ap

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STEP 2Match the Code Numbers.Compare the code number on the display with the code number shown on the vial label. If the code number on the meter disp

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Performing a Control Solution TestUsing Control Solutions properly is important for accurate testing. You should test with control solutions:® When y

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9Important Information about the Control Solution ® Use only microdot Control Solution. Check the expiration date on the control solution vial. Do

Page 6 - Blood Glucose Meter

How to do a control solution testSTEP 1 Insert Test Strip.®Insert a test strip into the microdot meter. Be sure the black contac

Page 7 - Initial Screen Display

OR you can leave a drop hanging at the tip. When the drop of blood symbol flashes, hold the drop close to the edge of the test strip and allow the sam

Page 8 - Test Strips

Comparing Control Solution ResultsYou should get results within the expected range printed on the test strip vial. If this is not so, repeat the test.

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Testing Your BloodSTEP 1Unscrew and remove the adjustable tip of the lancing device.STEP 2Insert a new disposable lancet firmly into the lancet holder

Page 10 - Before Testing

STEP 4Replace the adjustable tip. Choose the penetration depth until the setting number matches the arrow. Settings are based on skin type: 1-2 for so

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Getting a drop of bloodSTEP 1 Wash your hands in warm, soapy water. Dry thoroughly.STEP 2Hold your hand down at your side f

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®You have chosen the microdot Blood Glucose ®Monitoring System. microdot is very easy to use and is designed to help you manage your blood sugar lev

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STEP 4Squeeze gently until you get a rounded drop of blood. Be careful not to squeeze the finger too hard.Performing Test ProcedureSTEP 1

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Check that the code number on the screen and the code number printed on the vial are the same. If they are not the same, code the meter, following ins

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Do not smear or attempt to scrape blood into the strip.Once, the test zone of the strip is full, the meter will beep (if enabled) and the 10 seconds c

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STEP 4 Optional: Marking Result ( to enable go to page 39) The Result can be marked as an Event “E” (i.e. after meal) by pressing the C button once.

Page 17 - Preparing the Lancing Device

The instrument can handle up to 4 different insulin types. Press the M Button once the correct Pen-identification number is selected.Set the correct n

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STEP 6Removing Test StripYou can now eject the strip into a safe disposal bin by pressing on the handy eject button at the bottom of the meter. To eje

Page 19 - Getting a drop of blood

Special MessagesThe Meter displays results between 1.1 and 29.2mmol/L (20 to 525mg/dL). If your test result is lower than 1.1mmol/L (20mg/dL), “Lo” wi

Page 20 - Performing Test Procedure

Using Meter Memory®Your microdot Meter stores the 500 most recent blood glucose and control solution test results AND insulin data with date and time

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STEP 2Recall Test ResultsPrevious results can be displayed by pressing the C button. As long as the C button is held, the meter will scroll through t

Page 22 - Do not smear or attempt to

STEP 3Stored Insulin DataPressing the M button again will lead to the display of stored insulin data. Insulin data will be displayed with time and dat

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Getting Started ...1®microdot Blood Glucose Meter ...2®micr

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Once the actual average changes by more than 5% compared to the average of 3 days ago, the meter will display a Trend Arrow, indicating the change dir

Page 25 - Removing Test Strip

Downloading Test Results to a ComputerThis option for transferring your test results with date and time from the meter memory to your personal compute

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When the download is complete,The display will show “OK”.NOTE: If the meter is in either memory or setting mode and it is connected to a PC, it will a

Page 27 - Using Meter Memory

Setting the Meter®Before using the microdot meter the first time you should set the actual Time and Date and Year. The unit of measurement is pre-set

Page 28 - Recall Test Results

Int.: 24h Time format, dd.mm. (Begins with Blank Setting)To accept the desired setting, press the M button. STEP 2Set the HourThe Hour will start to

Page 29 - Stored Insulin Data

STEP 4Set the YearThe Year will start to flash, it can now be changed by pressing the C button. To accept the correct setting, press the M button. S

Page 30 - Exit Memory Mode

STEP 7Set the BEEPERThe sound symbol will appear and can now be changed by pressing the C button. To accept the setting, press the M button.This optio

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STEP 8Set AlarmsFour alarm settings are available and can be used as reminders for taking medication or carrying out a test. When an alarm is trigger

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The minutes will start to flash. To change the minute setting, press the C button. To accept the correct setting, press the M button.The meter will di

Page 33 - Enter the Set mode

The minutes will start to flash. To change the minute setting, press the C button. To accept the correct setting, press the M button.The meter will di

Page 34 - Set the Minutes

Stored Insulin Data ...2514-Day Average ...25Downloading Results to a

Page 35 - Set the Day

The minutes will start to flash. To change the minute setting, press the C button. To accept the correct setting, press the M button.The meter will di

Page 36 - Set the BEEPER

The minutes will start to flash. To change the minute setting, press the C button. To accept the correct setting, press the M button.The meter will d

Page 37 - Set Alarms

Selecting Options: Insulin data input, Average, Event and Alarm.®Your microdot Blood Glucose meter has optional functions that can help you and your

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STEP 2Select Average (14-day average)The Avg symbol will appear with either “ON” or “OFF” flashing. To change the setting, press the C button. To acce

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STEP 4Select AlarmThe Alarm symbol will appear with either “ON” or “OFF” flashing. To change the setting, press the C button. To accept the correct se

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Caring for Your MeterYour Meter does not require special maintenance. As no blood or control solution comes in contact with the meter, there is no spe

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To replace the battery, turn the meter over and locate the battery compartment.Changing the BatterySTEP 1Open the battery compartment by sliding the c

Page 42 - Select Insulin data input

Display Messages and Problem SolvingFollowing is a summary of all display messages and symbols. These messages help to identify certain problems but

Page 43 - Select Event

This is the code number stored in the meterThe system is ready to accept a blood sample.Make sure that this code number matches the code number on the

Page 44 - Select Alarm

Your blood glucoselevel is lower than20 mg/dL(1.1 mmol/L).This message indicates very low blood sugar. Recheck and if “Lo”, call your doctor immediate

Page 45 - Caring for Your Meter

Getting StartedThe Blood Glucose Monitoring System consists of three main products: the Blood Glucose Meter, test Strips, and Normal Control Sol

Page 46 - Changing the Battery

A test result marked as an “Event”, for example after a meal, stored in memory.No action required.MessageWhat it Means ActionAn insulin type record in

Page 47 - What it Means Action

The battery sign appears on the display.The power of the battery is getting low. You can complete about 50 more tests from the time this symbol first

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The average of all blood glucose test results taken in the last 14 days. The arrow up shows that the average has changed by more than 5% compared to t

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Error message that indicates that there is a problem with the test strip.Repeat the test with a new test strip. If the error message appears again, co

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This display indicates that the meter is downloading data to the PC.No action requiredMessageWhat it Means ActionThis display indicates that the data

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If the meter does not display a message after inserting a test strip.PROBABLE CAUSEWHAT TO DOa. Battery exhausted Replace batteryb. Battery incorrectl

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SpecificationsOperating Ranges:Temperature: 50°F-104°F(10°C-40°C )Relative Humidity: 20-90%Haematocrit: 25-55%Result Range: 20 to 525 mg/dL (1.1 to 29

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Guarantee®The makers guarantee that the microdot Meter shall be free of defects in material and workmanship for a period of three years. This guarante

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Packaging SymbolsLot NumberExpiry DateFor in vitro diagnostic useCaution symbol: See Instructions for useManufactured byStorage TemperatureProduct ful

Page 55 - WHAT TO DO

Important InformationSevere dehydration and excessive water loss may cause false low results. If you believe you are suffering from severe dehydration

Page 56 - Specifications

®microdot Blood Glucose MeterMeter Back Battery DoorMeter Front DATA PORTUsed to downloadtest results to acomputerDISPLAYSymbols, messagesand

Page 57 - Guarantee

®The microdot Blood Glucose Monitoring System is designed to measure glucose (sugar) in wholecapillary blood outside of the body (in vitro ®diagnost

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Notes

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Customer ServiceCambridge Sensors LimitedCambridgeshirePE29 2XGUnited Kingdomwww.cs-limited.co.uk LBL-130-06ADeudraa Impex LimitedShivaji's Encla

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®microdot Meter DisplayInitial Screen DisplayMEMORY SYMBOLFor test results storedin MemoryTEST RESULT AREAFLASHING DROPTells you when toapply sampleB

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®The microdot system is designed to measure glucose in capillary whole blood. You must apply the blood by holding it against the top edge of the test

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Important Information about theTest StripKeep the test strips in their original container in a cool, dry place between 10° and 30°C (50° and 86°F). Ke

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