880-137 - Sphygmomanometer Marquant - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Blood Pressure Monitor
Brand	Marquant
Model	880-137
Measurement Method	Oscillometric
Display	Digital LCD
Measurement Range (Pressure)	30–280 mmHg
Measurement Range (Pulse)	40–199 beats/min
Precision (Static Pressure)	±3 mmHg
Precision (Pulse)	±5%
Memory	90 measurements
Power Supply	2 x 1.5V AA batteries
Dimensions (W x H x D)	Approx. 78 x 78 x 34 mm
Weight (without batteries)	Approx. 125 g
Classification	BF type
Wrist Circumference	13.5–19.5 cm
Operating Conditions	5 to 40°C, 30–80% RH
Storage Conditions	-20 to 55°C, 10–93% RH
Automatic Shut-off	After 1 minute of inactivity
Irregular Heartbeat Detection	Yes
WHO Blood Pressure Classification Display	Yes
Voice Function	On/Off selectable
Unit Selection	mmHg or kPa
Accessories	User Instructions, Case
Cleaning	Soft dry cloth; do not immerse in water
Battery Replacement Indicator	Flashing battery symbol

Frequently Asked Questions - 880-137 Marquant

How do I set the date and time on my Marquant 880-137?

Press and hold the SET button until the year digits flash. Use the MEM button to adjust the year, then press SET to confirm. Repeat for month, day, hour, and minutes. The voice function can also be set to ON or OF in the same sequence.

How do I change the unit of measurement between mmHg and kPa?

Press the power switch for 5 seconds to activate unit setting. The selected unit will also apply to stored memory items.

What should I do if the display shows an E1 error code?

E1 indicates that the air pressure does not rise correctly. Possible causes: no batteries, discharged batteries, incorrect battery polarity, or a leaking wrist sleeve. Insert fresh batteries with correct polarity or replace the sleeve.

How do I interpret the WHO classification bar on the display?

After measurement, a bar graph shows your blood pressure category: Optimal (<120/80), Normal (<130/85), High-Normal (<140/90), Hypertension Grade 1 (<160/95), Grade 2 (<180/110), or Grade 3 (≥180/110). This is based on WHO guidelines.

How do I empty the memory of stored readings?

Press and hold the MEM button for 5 seconds. The display will show 'No' to confirm all memory items have been deleted.

Why does my blood pressure reading seem too high or too low?

If the reading is unreasonably high, the sleeve may have been held lower than the heart, not fitted properly, or you moved or spoke during measurement. For low readings, the sleeve may have been held higher than the heart. Ensure proper posture and repeat.

How should I clean and maintain the blood pressure monitor?

Clean the unit and wrist sleeve with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use abrasive or solvent-based cleaners. Do not immerse in water. Store in the case when not in use and avoid extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, and knocks.

Can I use the monitor if I have a pacemaker or other implant?

This device is classified as BF type and is safe for use with implants. However, always consult your doctor before use. The unit is not intended for continuous monitoring or diagnosis.

What batteries does the Marquant 880-137 use and how long do they last?

It uses 2 x 1.5V AA batteries. Battery life varies, but the supplied batteries are for trial use. Replace all batteries when the battery indicator flashes. Remove batteries if not used for 3 months or more to prevent leakage.

How do I view past measurements?

Press the MEM button. The last saved measurement appears. Use the MEM button to browse up or the SET button to browse down. When the unit is off, pressing MEM shows the last result.

USER MANUAL 880-137 Marquant

User Instructions for Blood Pressure Monitor

880-137

SV Bruksanvisning i original

NO Bruksanvisning i original

EN Operating instructions in original

SVENSKA 4

SÄKERHETSANVISNINGAR 4

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS....35

Symbols 35

Special safety instructions 35

TECHNICAL DATA....36

DESCRIPTION 36

Blood pressure....36

Parts....38

USE 38

Before use.... 38

Functions and features 38

Inserting the batteries 39

Setting the date/time and voice function.... 39

Choice of units, mmHg/kPa 40

Display of WHO's classification of blood pressure 40

Using the wrist sleeve 40

Measuring 41

MAINTENANCE 42

TROUBLESHOOTING 42

Guidelines and manufacturer's certificate concerning electromagnetic radiation 43

Guidelines and manufacturer's certificate concerning electromagnetic immunity.... 43

Guidelines and manufacturer's certificate concerning electromagnetic immunity.... 44

SÄKERHETSANVISNINGAR

Visning av who:s klassificering av blodtryck

Diastoliskt tryck

Referensmaterial: Journal of

hypertension 1999. vol 17 No. 2

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    A[" "] --> B["Hypertoni grad 3 (kraftigt förhöjt blodtryck)"]
    A --> C["Hypertoni grad 2 (kraftigt förhöjt blodtryck)"]
    A --> D["Hypertoni grad 1 (förhöjt blodtryck)"]
    A --> E["Högt–normal"]
    A --> F["Normalt"]
    A --> G["Optimalt"]

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Blodtrycksmätning

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FELSÖKNING

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Blodtrykksmåling

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VIKTIG!

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FEILS∅KING

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WAŻNE!

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WYKRYWANIE USTEREK

Read the User Instructions carefully before use.

• The following symbols are used in these User Instructions to highlight important instructions.

Symbols

Indicates a potentially dangerous situation that could lead to personal injury and/or material damage if the instructions are not followed.

Indicates a potentially dangerous situation that could lead to material damage if the instructions are not followed.

BF type, patent applied for part.

Read the User Instructions.

Always follow the recommendations of your doctor. Do not attempt to diagnose or treat any complaints yourself. This could be dangerous.Do not use the unit for first aid, to assess your health status, or for continuous monitoring.
The unit is not intended to be used by persons (children or adults) with any form of functional disorders, or by persons who do not have sufficient experience or knowledge on how to use it, unless they have received instructions concerning the use of the unit from someone who is responsible for their safety.
The unit must only be used as it is intended to be used and in accordance with these instructions. Otherwise there is a risk of personal injury and/or material damage.
Do not use mobile phones in the vicinity of the unit. Do not use the unit in or near magnetic fields.
Do not dismantle the unit, or attempt to modify or repair it.This could damage the unit and cause malfunctioning.

Special safety instructions

Batteries

1. Remove the batteries if the unit is not going to be used for 3 months, or more.

2. Insert new batteries with the correct polarity.

3. Do not bend the wrist sleeve or air hose too hard.

4. Hold the plastic plug when releasing the air hose. Do not pull the hose.
5. Do not expose the unit to knocks and blows.
6. Put the wrist sleeve on before starting the unit.
7. Only use spare parts and accessories recommended by the manufacturer. The use of other accessories can cause personal injury and/or material damage.
8. Contact your dealer if you have any problems or questions.

TECHNICAL DATA

Measurement method Oscillometric measurement

Display Digital LCD display

Measurement range Pressure: 30–280 mmHg

Pulse: 40–199 spm

Precision Static pressure ± 3 mmHg

Pulse: ± 5%

Memory 90 memory items

Power supply 2 x 1.5 V AA batteries

Operating conditions 5 to 40°C, 30–80% RH

Atmospheric pressure: 80–106 kPa

Storage conditions -20 to 55°C, 10–93% RH

Atmospheric pressure: 50–106 kPa

Dimensions (W x H x D) Approx. 78 x 78 x 34 mm

Weight Approx. 125 g without batteries

Classification BF type

Wrist circumference 13.5–19.5 cm

* Technical data may be subject to change without prior notice.

1. Type of protection against electric shock: EQUIPMENT WITH INTERNAL POWER SUPPLY.
2. Safety class, protection against electric shock: BF TYPE, PATENT APPLIED FOR PART.
3. Duty cycle: CONTINUOUS OPERATION:
4. The equipment is not suitable for use in the vicinity of equipment of the AP and APG category.

IMPORTANT:

Failure to comply with the conditions below could prevent the unit from achieving the specified performance data.

Operating conditions: 5 to 40°C, 30–80% RH

Storage conditions: -20 to 55°C, 10–93% RH

DESCRIPTION

The blood pressure monitor works with oscillometric measurement. The unit is intended for professional or domestic use, for measuring and display of diastolic and systolic blood pressure and pulse by means of an air-filled wrist sleeve.

The unit compies with the requirements for electromagnetic compatibility in accordance with EN60601-1-2, safety standards in accordance with EN60601-1, and performance requirements in accordance with EN1060-1. EN1060-3, specified in directive 93/42/EEC.

Blood pressure

1. What is blood pressure?

Blood pressure is the pressure exerted by the blood on the inner walls of the arteries. Systolic pressure occurs when the heart contracts. Diastolic pressure occurs when the heart expands.

Blood pressure is often given in millimetres of mercury column, mmHg. To find out what your normal blood pressure is, you measure the blood pressure in the morning before you have eaten or begun to be active.

2. What is high blood pressure and how do you treat it?

High blood pressure that is not treated can lead to many health problems, including strokes and heart attacks.

Lifestyle can influence blood pressure. High blood pressure can be treated with medicine under the direction of a doctor.

The following measures can help to counteract high blood pressure.

• Do not smoke.
• Reduce intake of fat and salt.
• Avoid overweight.
  • Exercise regularly.
• Undergo regular health checks.

3. Why measure blood pressure at home?

Many people feel anxious when measuring blood pressure at the doctor's, which can result in the measured value being 25 to 30 mmHg higher than if it was measured at home. When measuring at home the measured value is not influenced to the same extent by external circumstances, which makes the readings more accurate.

4. WHO's classification of blood pressure

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has established limiting values for blood pressure, without reference to age, which are indicated in the table below.

5. Variations in blood pressure

A person's blood pressure can vary by up to 30 to 50mmHg during the day. For persons with high blood pressure, their blood pressure can vary even more.

Blood pressure normally increases during physical exertion, and is lowest during sleep. Individual measurement results can therefore be misleading. Note your normal blood pressure and take measurements at the same time each day. A lot of measurements provide a better overview of variations in blood pressure.

Always make a note of the date and time for blood pressure measurements. Ask your doctor to help you interpret the results.

Reference material: Journal of Hypertension 1999, Vol 17 No. 2

Typical variation during the day (measured at 5 minute intervals).

Parts

USE

Before use

• Do not attempt to make a diagnosis on the basis of the measured values. Allow a doctor or other medically trained person who is familiar with your health to interpret blood pressure measurements.
• If you are regularly taking medicine, ask your doctor what is the best time to take your blood pressure. NEVER change your prescribed medication without consulting a doctor.
• Persons with irregular or unstable peripheral circulation as a result, for example, of diabetes, liver problems or stiff arteries, can get different results if their blood pressure is measured at the wrist or the upper arm.
  • The unit is only intended for adults. Consult a doctor before using the unit on children.
• Never use the unit in the vicinity of equipment such as televisions, microwave ovens, X-ray equipment or mobile phones – this can lead to incorrect results.
• The unit must not be used for diagnosis, treatment or continuous monitoring of acute conditions or operations.
• Wash your hands before use.
• If the sleeve is too tight or you experience discomfort, press the power switch immediately to relieve the pressure.

Functions and features

• 90 measurements can be saved in the memory.
  • Large, comprehensible LCD display.
• Display of WHO's classification of blood pressure.
• Easy to use – one press of the button for automatic measuring and registering of measured values, including the date and time.
  • Switches off automatically after 1 minute if there is no activity.
  • Detection of irregular heart rate.

Inserting the batteries

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1. Remove the battery cover.

2. Insert new batteries in the battery compartment with the correct polarity.

3. Replace the battery cover. Only use AA batteries.

Recycle used batteries in accordance with local regulations.

IMPORTANT:

• Insert the batteries with the polarity shown in the battery compartment.
• Replace all the batteries when the battery indicator ☐ flashes in the display. Do not mix old and new batteries. This could cause malfunctioning or damage the batteries. The battery indicator will also stop working.
• The battery time gets shorter at low ambient temperatures.
• Remove the batteries if the unit is not going to be used for some time.
  • Otherwise there is a risk that battery leakage will damage the unit.
• Only use batteries recommended by the manufacturer. The supplied batteries are intended for trial usage, and may have a shorter battery life.

Setting the date/time and voice function

1. Press the SET button.
2. Keep the SET button pressed until the year digits flash in the display.
3. Press the MEM button to set the year. Press SET to save the setting and activate the month setting.

1. Press the MEM button to set the month. Repeat these steps to set the day/hours/minutes and voice function On/Off. "ON" indicates that the function is active, "OF" that it is inactive (only for units with voice function).

Choice of units, mmHg/kPa

The unit can show blood pressure in mmHg or kPa. The default setting is mmHg.

Press the power switch for 5 seconds to activate setting the unit of measurement.

The selected unit is also applied in the memory items.

Display of WHO's classification of blood pressure

Diastolic pressure

Reference material: Journal of Hypertension 1999, Vol 17 No. 2

Hypertension grade 3 (substantially increased blood pressure)

Hypertension grade 2 (moderately increased blood pressure)

Hypertension grade 1 (increased blood pressure)

High-normal

Normal

Optimal

Using the wrist sleeve

Attaching the wrist sleeve

1. Wrap the wrist sleeve round the wrist 1–2 cm over the hand as shown in the diagram on the right.
2. Fasten the sleeve firmly with the Velcro strip. For best results, place the sleeve directly against the skin and frimly tighten.

Measuring

Follow the instructions below to obtain the most accurate results.

1. Sit comfortably at a table. Rest your wrist on the table.
2. Relax for 5 to 10 minutes before measuring.
3. Lift your arm so that the wrist sleeve is level with your heart.
4. Sit still and quietly until the measurement is completed.
5. Do not take measurements immediately after exercising or a bath.
6. Measure your blood pressure at about the same time each day.

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Blood pressure measuring

1. Put on the wrist sleeve as explained above.
2. Press the power switch. All the icons are shown on the display for 2 seconds, after which 0 or the last measurement result is shown.

1. Start the measurement. The marking ( ) shown on the display. The measurement result is shown when the measurement is complete.

Displaying memory items

1. Press the MEM button. The last saved memory item is displayed. Browse up with MEM button, or down with the SET button.
2. When the unit is switched off you can press the MEM button to show the last measurement result.

Emptying the memory

To empty the memory, press the MEM button for 5 seconds. No is shown in the display to indicate that all memory items have been deleted.

MAINTENANCE

• Follow the instructions below to keep the unit in good condition.
• Store the unit in the case when not in use.
• Do not fold the wrist sleeve too hard.
• The Velcro strip can damage the inside surface of the sleeve.

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• Clean the unit and sleeve with a soft, dry cloth.
• Do not use abrasive or solvent-based detergents.

IMPORTANT:

• Do not immerse the unit or its components in water or any other liquid. Do not expose the unit to moisture, extreme temperatures or direct sunlight.
• Store the unit and its components in a safe place.
• Do not expose the unit to knocks and blows.
• Remove the batteries if the unit is not going to be used for 3 months, or more. Replace all the batteries at the same time.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

The troubleshooting chart will help you identify the causes of common problems and how they can be rectified. Contact your dealer if you cannot rectify the problem by using the troubleshooting chart.

PROBLEM/ERROR CODE POSSIBLE CAUSE ACTION
Nothing is displayed when you press the power switch, or the battery indicator flashesE1: The air pressure does not rise correctly	No batteriesThe batteries are discharged.The batteries have the wrong polarityThe blood pressure sleeve is leaking	Insert the batteriesInsert new batteriesInsert the batteries with the correct polarityReplace the sleeve
E3: The inflation pressure is too high		Contact your dealer
E2, E4: Movement during the measuring	The arm or body moved during the measurement	Sit still in the correct posture and measure again
The battery indicator is displayed	The batteries are discharged.	Insert new batteries
Unreasonably high value is shown for systolic or diastolic pressure	The sleeve was held lower than the heartThe sleeve was not fitted properlyYou moved or spoke during the measurement	Stay in the correct posture and measure again.
Unreasonably low value is shown for systolic or diastolic pressure	The sleeve was held higher than the heartYou moved or spoke during the measurement

Guidelines and manufacturer's certificate concerning electromagnetic radiation

The blood pressure monitor is intended to be used in electromagnetic environments in accordance with the specifications below. It is incumbent on the customer or the person using the blood pressure monitor to ensure that the electromagnetic environment in which it is used complies with these specifications.
Emission test	Compliance	Guidelines for electromagnetic environment
Radio frequency radiation CISPR 11	Group 1 Radio	frequency energy is only used in the blood pressure monitor for the internal functions in the product. The emitted radio frequency radiation is therefore very low and the probability of it causing interference in nearby electronic equipment is low.
Radio frequency radiation CISPR 11	Class B The b	blood pressure monitor is suitable for use in apartments and similar environments, directly connected to low voltage networks for the distribution of electricity to apartment buildings.
Overtones IEC 61000-3-2	Not applicable
Voltage fluctuation/flicker IEC 61000-3-3	Not applicable

Guidelines and manufacturer's certificate concerning electromagnetic immunity

The blood pressure monitor is intended to be used in electromagnetic environments in accordance with the specifications below. It is uncumbent on the customer or the person using the blood pressure monitor to ensure that the electromagnetic environment in which it is used complies with these specifications.
Immunity test Test level	as perIEC 60601	Compliance level Guidelines for electromagnetic environment
Electrostatic discharge (ESD)IEC 61000-4-2	±6 kV on contact ±8 kV over air gap	±6 kV on contact ±8 kV over air gap	The floor surface should consist of wood, concrete or clinker. In rooms with floors covered with synthetic material the relative air humidity should be at least 30%.

Guidelines and manufacturer's certificate concerning electromagnetic immunity

The blood pressure monitor is intended to be used in electromagnetic environments in accordance with the specifications below. It is uncumbent on the customer or the person using the blood pressure monitor to ensure that the electromagnetic environment in which it is used complies with these specifications.
Immunity test Test level as per IEC 60601	Compliance level Guidelines	for electromagnetic environment
Conducted radio frequency interference IEC 61000-4-6	3 V rms150 kHz to80 MHz	3 V Portable and mobile radio communication equipment must not used nearer to any part of the blood pressure monitor or its leads than the recommended minimum distance in accordance with the equation applicable for the transmitter in question.Recommended minimum distance d = 1.2 d= 1.2 80 MHz to 800 MHz d= 2.3 800 MHz to 2.5 GHzwhere P is the maximum output specified by the transmitter manufacturer in watts (W) and d is the recommended minimum distance in metres (m).The field strength from a permanent radio transmitter, determined by electromagnetic measurement in situ, should be less than the specified compliance level for the respective frequency rangeb.Interference can occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the symbol:
Emitted radio frequency interference IEC 61000-4-3	3 V/m80 MHz till2.5 GHz	3 V/m

Note: 1: The higher frequency range is applicable at 80 MHz and 800 MHz.
Note: 2: These guidelines do not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic radiation can be affected by absorption in and reflection against building structures and other objects, such as people.
^a The field strength from permanent transmitters, e.g. base stations for mobile phones and wireless telephony, communication radios, amplitude or frequency modulated radio and television broadcasting cannot be predicted theoretically with a practical degree of accuracy. In those cases where electromagnetic environmental impact from permanent radio transmitters is important, measurement of electromagnetic field strength in situ should therefore be taken into consideration. If the measured field strength in the place where the blood pressure monitor is used exceeds the applicable, above specified compliance levels for radio frequency radiation, the blood pressure monitor should be tested and checked to verify that it is working properly. Additional measures may be necessary if incorrect or abnormal functionality is observed, for example the realignment or repositioning of the blood pressure monitor.
^b In the frequency range 150 kHz to 80 MHz the field strength should be less than 3 V/m.

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Care for the environment!

Must not be discarded with household waste! This product contains electrical or electronic components that should be recycled. Leave the product for recycling at the designated station e.g. the local authority's recycling station.