Page 2 - Contents
1 Contents Dear Customers .................................................................... 2 Preliminary Remarks ............................................................. 2 Precautions........................................................................... 2 Parts Identification.............
Page 3 - Precautions
2 Dear Customers Congratulations on purchasing a state-of-the-art A&D blood pressure monitor, one of the most advanced monitors available today. Designed for ease of use and accuracy, this monitor will facilitate your daily blood pressure regimen. We recommend that you read through this manual c...
Page 4 - Parts Identification; Display
3 Parts Identification Battery Compartment Arm Cuff DC Jack Air Connector Plug Air Socket Pressure Bar Indicator MEMORY Systolic Pressure Diastolic Pressure Pulse Rate Battery Indicator Heart Mark 1.5V Batteries (R6P, LR6 or AA) Clock Display Clock Button I.H.B. Symbol (Irregular heartbeat symbol) S...
Page 5 - Symbols
4 Symbols Symbols that are printed on the device case Symbols Function / Meaning Recommended Action Standby and Turn the device on. SYS. Systolic blood pressure in mmHg DIA. Diastolic blood pressure in mmHg PUL./min. Pulse per minute Battery installation guide Direct current SN Serial number 2010 Da...
Page 7 - Operation Mode; Normal Measurement; Deleting all Data Stored in Memory; Measurement with the Desired Systolic Pressure
6 Operation Mode 1. Normal Measurement Press the START button. Blood pressure is measured and the data is stored in memory. 2. Memory Function This monitor can store the last 100 measurements in memory. When the measurement exceeds 100, the oldest data will be deleted automatically and the most rece...
Page 8 - Using the Monitor; Installing / Changing the Batteries; Connecting the Air Hose
7 Using the Monitor Installing / Changing the Batteries 1. Slide the battery cover up to open it. 2. Remove the used batteries and insert new batteries into the battery compartment as shown, taking care that the polarities (+ and -) are correct. Use only R6P, LR6 or AA batteries. 3. Slide the batter...
Page 9 - Notes on the Built-in Clock
8 Press Press and hold Press and hold 12-hour clock 24-hour clock Using the Monitor Notes on the Built-in Clock The monitor displays the clock as long as power is connected. Adjust the clock prior to use. The current clock setting will be cleared if the batteries are removed, or power is not connect...
Page 10 - Adjusting the Clock
9 Press and hold Year Month Day Hour Minute 12-hour clock 24-hour clock Using the Monitor Adjusting the Clock 1. Press and hold the button until the year starts blinking. 2. Select the year using the button. Press the button to set the current year and move to month/day selection. The date can be se...
Page 11 - Selecting the Correct Cuff Size
10 Using the Monitor Selecting the Correct Cuff Size Using the correct cuff size is important for an accurate reading. If the cuff is not the proper size, the reading may yield an incorrect blood pressure value. The arm size is printed on each cuff. The index and proper fit range, on the cuff, tell ...
Page 12 - How to Take Proper Measurements
11 Using the Monitor Symbols that are printed on the cuff Symbols Function/Meaning Recommended Action Artery Position Mark Set the mark on the artery of the upper arm or in line with the ring finger on the inside of the arm. ▲ Index REF Catalog number Proper fit range for Adult Cuff It's printed on ...
Page 13 - Measurements; Normal Measurement
12 START Measurements Before measurement, read “Notes for Proper Measurement” on the next page. Normal Measurement 1. Place the cuff on the arm (preferably the left arm). Sit quietly during measurement. 2. Press the START button. The number of data stored in memory is displayed. Zero (0) is displaye...
Page 14 - Measurement with the Desired Systolic Pressure; Notes for Proper Measurement
13 START Measurements Measurement with the Desired Systolic Pressure Model UA-767NFC is designed to detect the pulse and to inflate the cuff to a systolic pressure level automatically. Use this method when re-inflation occurs repeatedly or when the results are not displayed even if the pressure decr...
Page 15 - Memory Data Transmission; Measurement Data Transmission
14 Near Field Communication (NFC) Function To transmit data to or from the blood pressure monitor, communication devices that comply with the communication specifications of the blood pressure monitor are required. Examples of communication devices that comply NFC-enabled cellular phone Personal com...
Page 16 - What is Blood Pressure?
15 Caution on Using the NFC Function The UA-767NFC blood pressure monitor has an NFC Forum Type 3 Tag wireless interface module built in. When the monitor is used near wireless communication devices which use the same frequency as that of the monitor (13.56 MHz) or use its harmonic frequencies, elec...
Page 17 - About Blood Pressure; What is Hypertension and How is it Controlled?
16 About Blood Pressure What is Hypertension and How is it Controlled? Hypertension, an abnormally high arterial blood pressure, if left unattended, can cause many health problems including stroke and heart attack. Hypertension can be controlled by altering lifestyle, avoiding stress, and with medic...
Page 18 - Troubleshooting
17 Troubleshooting Problem Possible Reason Recommended Action Batteries are drained. Replace all batteries with new ones. Nothing appears on the display, even when the power is turned on. Battery terminals are not in the correct position. Reinstall the batteries with negative and positive terminals ...
