Fora Diamond GD50 Manuale del proprietario

Blood Glucose Monitoring System

Blutzucker-Überwachungsssystem

Système de contrôle de la glycémie

Sistema per il monitoraggio della glicemia

Sistem de monitorizare a glicemiei

Sistema de monitorización de glucosa en sangre

Sistema de monitorização de glicose no sangue

GD50

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Safety Information

Read the following Safety Information thoroughly before using

the device.

• Use this device ONLY for the intended use described in this

manual.

• Do NOT use accessories which are not specied by the

manufacturer.

• Do NOT use the device if it is not working properly or

damaged.

• This device does NOT serve as a cure for any symptoms or

diseases. The data measured is for reference only. Always

consult your doctor to have the results interpreted.

• The blood glucose test strip can NOT be used for the

testing of newborns.

• 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.

• Keep the device and testing supplies away from young

children. Small items such as the battery cover, batteries,

test strips, lancets and vial caps are choking hazards.

• The use of this instrument in a dry environment, especially

if synthetic materials are present (synthetic clothing,

carpets etc.) may cause damaging static discharges that

may cause erroneous results.

• Do NOT use this instrument in close proximity to sources

of strong electromagnetic radiation, as these may interfere

with the correct operation.

• Proper maintenance as well as timely calibration of the

device together with the control solution is essential in

ensuring the longevity of your device. If you are concerned

about the accuracy of the measurement, please contact

the place of purchase or customer service representative

for assistance.

KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN A SAFE PLACE

Important Information

• Severe dehydration and excessive water loss may cause

readings which are lower than actual values. If you believe

you are suering from severe dehydration, consult a

healthcare professional immediately.

• If your blood glucose results are lower or higher than usual,

and you do not have symptoms of illness, rst repeat the

test. If you have symptoms or continue to get results higher

or lower than usual, follow the treatment advice of your

healthcare professional.

• Use only fresh whole blood sample to test your blood

glucose. Using other substances will lead to incorrect

results.

• If you are experiencing symptoms that are inconsistent

with your blood glucose test results and you have followed

all instructions described in this owner’s manual, call your

healthcare professional.

• We do not recommend using this product on severely

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Introduction

Intended Use

This system is intended for use outside the body (in vitro

diagnostic use) by people with diabetes at home and by

health- care professionals in clinical settings as an aid to

monitor the eectiveness of diabetes control. It is intended

to be used for the quantitative measurement of glucose

(sugar) in fresh capillary (from the nger, palm, forearm, and

upper arm) and venous blood samples. It should not be used

for the diagnosis of diabetes, or testing on newborns.

Professionals may test with capillary and venous blood

sample. Use only heparin for anticoagulation of whole blood.

Home use is limited to capillary blood from the nger tip.

Test Principle

Your system measures the amount of sugar (glucose)

in whole blood. The glucose testing is based on the

measurement of electrical current generated by the reaction

of glucose with the reagent of the strip. The meter measures

the current, calculates the blood glucose level, and displays

the result. The strength of the current produced by the

reaction depends on the amount of glucose in the blood

sample.

For example:

1) 120 mg/dL ÷ 18 = 6.6 mmol/L

2) 7.2 mmol/L x 18 = 129 mg/dL approximately

hypotensive individuals or patients in shock. Readings

which are lower than actual values may occur for

individuals experiencing a hyperglycaemic-hyperosmolar

state, with or without ketosis. Please consult the healthcare

professional before use.

• The measurement unit used for indicating the

concentration of blood glucose can have mg/dL or mmol/L.

The approximate calculation rule for conversion of mg/dL

in mmol/L is:

mg/dL Divided by 18 = mmol/L

mmol/L Times 18 = mg/dL

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1. Test Strip Slot 9. Bluetooth

Indicator (for

GD50b)

2. Strip Indication Light

3. Test Strip Ejector

4. SET Button

5. Battery Compartment

6. Display Screen

7. USB/RS-232 Port

8. MAIN Button

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SET

Product Overview

Screen Display

1. Blood Drop Symbol

8. Time

9. Day Average

10. Reminder Alarm

11. Face Low/High Symbol

12. Measurement Unit

13. Test Result

14. Low Battery Symbol

15. Test Strip Symbol

3. Ketone Warning

4. Warning Symbol

5. Memory Symbol

6. Measuring Mode

7. Date

Getting Started

Initial Setup

Please follow the initial setup procedure before using the

device for the rst time or after you have replaced the

battery. When the battery power is extremely low and “ &

” appears on the screen, the meter cannot be turned on.

Step 1: Enter the Setting Mode

Open the battery cover and press SET. The display turns on.

Step 2: Conguring the Settings (Date, Time Format,

Time, Universal Tone, Memory Deletion and Reminder

Alarm)

2. Universal Tone

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Set [Year] Set [Month] Set [Day] Set [Time

Format]

Set [Hour] Set [Minute]

Set [Beep On,

Universal Tone,

Delete Memory

Records

Set [Alarm Time

(Minute)]

Set [Alarm Time

(Hour)]

Set [Reminder

Alarm]

Note:

• You may setup Beep On, Universal Tone On and Beep O by

press MAIN to change it.

• When Universal Tone is turned on, the meter guides you

through the blood glucose test using beep tones; it also

outputs the result as a series of beeps.

• When Beep is turned o, the alarm function will remain

eective.

• During memory deletion, select “

”to keep all saved

results.

• You may set it up to four reminder alarms.

• To turn o an alarm, nd the alarm number by pressing SET,

then press MAIN to toggle On to OFF.

• When the alarm goes o, the device will automatically turn

on. Press MAIN to mute the alarm. If you do not press MAIN,

the device will beep for 2 minutes then switch o.

• If the device is idle for 3 minutes during the setting mode, it

will turn o automatically.

Press MAIN repeatedly to adjust the value or enable/disable

the setting. Then press SET to conrm the setting and switch

to another eld.

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Testing Your Blood Glucose

Test Strip Appearance

Absorbent Hole

Apply a drop of blood

here. The blood will be

automatically absorbed.

Conrmation Window

This is where you conrm

if enough blood has been

applied to the absorbent hole

in the strip.

Test Strip Handle

Hold this part to insert

the test strip into the slot.

Contact Bars

Insert this end of the test strip

into the meter. Push it in rmly

until it will go no further.

Inserting a Test Strip

Insert the test strip into its slot.

Important!

The front side of test strip should face up when inserting the

test strip. Test results might be wrong if the contact bar is

not fully inserted into the test slot.

Important!

To reduce the chance of infection:

• Never share a lancet or a lancing device.

• Always use a new, sterile lancet. Lancets are for single use

only.

• Avoid getting hand lotion, oils, dirt, or debris in or on the

lancets and the lancing device.

Preparing the Lancing Device

1. Remove the cap.

2. Insert a new lancet rmly into the white lancet holder cup.

3. Remove the protective disk on the lancet.

Hold the lancet rmly in place and twist o the protective

disk.

4. Replace the cap until it snaps or clicks into place.

5. Rotate the dial to set the desired lancing depth.

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6. Pull the cocking control out until the orange bar appears

on the release button window.

Obtaining the Blood Sample

Please follow the suggestions below before obtaining a drop

of blood:

• Wash and dry your hands before starting.

• Select the puncture site either on your ngertips or other

body parts.

• Rub the puncture site for about 20 seconds before

penetration.

Blood from the ngertip

1. Press the lancing device tip rmly against the lower side of

your ngertip.

2. Press the release button to prick your nger. A click

indicates that the puncture is complete.

Blood from sites other than the ngertip

Alternative site testing (AST) is when individuals check their

blood glucose levels using other areas of the body other

than the ngertips. The FORA test strips allow AST to be

performed on sites other than the ngertips. Please consult

your health care professional before you begin AST.

Alternative site sample results may be dierent from ngertip

sample results when glucose levels are changing rapidly (e.g.,

after a meal, after taking insulin, or during or after exercise).

We strongly recommend that you perform AST ONLY at the

following times:

• During a pre-meal or fasting state (more than 2 hours since

the last meal).

• Two hours or more after taking insulin.

• Two hours or more after exercise.

Do NOT rely on test results at an alternative sampling site,

but use samples taken from the ngertip, if any of the

following applies:

• You think your blood sugar is low.

• You are not aware of symptoms when you become

hypoglycemic.

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• The results do not agree with the way you feel.

• After a meal.

• After exercise.

• During illness.

• During times of stress.

To obtain a blood sample from the alternative sites, please

rub the puncture site for approximately 20 seconds.

1. Replace the lancing device cap with the clear cap.

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2. Pull the cocking control out until the orange bar appears

on the release button window.

Important!

• Do not use results from alternative site samples to calibrate

continuous glucose monitoring systems (CGMS), or for

insulin dose calculations.

• Choose a dierent spot each time you test. Repeated

punctures at the same spot may cause soreness and

calluses.

• Avoid lancing the areas with obvious veins to avoid

excessive bleeding.

• It is recommended to discard the rst drop of blood as it

might contain tissue uid, which may aect the test result.

Make Blood Glucose Test

1. Insert the test strip into the test slot of the device. Wait for

the device to display the test strip “ “ and blood drop

“ “.

2. Select the appropriate measuring mode by pressing MAIN.

• General Tests (

) - any time of day without regard to

time since the last meal.

• AC (

) - no food intake for at least 8 hours.

• PC (

) - 2 hours after a meal.

• QC (

) - testing with control solution.

3. Obtain a blood sample.

Use the pre-set lancing device to puncture your desired

site. After penetration, discard the rst drop of blood with a

clean tissue or cotton. Gently squeeze the punctured area

to obtain another drop of blood. Be careful NOT to smear

the blood sample. The volume of blood sample must be at

least 0.5 microliter (μL) for blood glucose testing.

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4. Apply the blood sample.

Move your nger to meet the absorbent hole of the test

strip and the drop will be automatically be drawn onto

the test strip. Remove your nger until the conrmation

window is lled. The meter begins to count down. Do not

remove your nger until you hear a beep sound.

5. Read your result.

(100 mg/dL = 5.5mmol/L)

The results of your blood glucose test will appear after

the meter counts down to 0. The results will be stored

automatically in the meter memory.

Announcement of Test Result by Universal

Tone

The blood glucose results will be broken down into individual

digits and each digit represents the corresponding number

of beeps.

The result is announced three times in succession and each

time is preceded by two quick beeps. So you will hear: 2

quick beeps – results – 2 quick beeps – results – 2 quick

beeps – result.

For mg/dL meters, the hundreds are always announced, even

when the result is below 100.

Examples:

80 mg/dL is announced as 1 long beep (0) – 1 single pause –

8 single beeps (8) – 1 single pause – 1 long beep (0)

182 mg/dL is announced as 1 single beep (1) – 1 single pause

– 8 single beeps (8) – 1 single pause – 2 single beeps (2)

For mmol/L meters, the tens are always announced, even

when the result is below 10. The decimal point is represented

by 1 quick beep.

Examples:

6.0 mmol/L is announced as 1 long beep (0) – 1 single pause

– 6 single beeps (6) – 1 single pause – 1 quick beep (.) – 1

single pause – 1 long beep (0)

Note:

Information or warnings in the form of symbols displayed

together with the results are not announced acoustically.

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Disposing Used Test Strip and Lancet

To remove the used test strip, simply push the Test Strip

Ejector button upward to eject the used test strip. The device

will automatically turn o after the test strip is removed.

To remove the used lancet, remove the lancet from the

lancing device after you have nished testing. Discard

your used strip and lancet properly in a puncture-resistant

container.

Important!

The used lancet and test strip may be biohazards. Please

consult your health-care provider for proper disposal which

complies with your local regulations.

Control Solution Testing

Our Control Solution contains a known amount of glucose

that reacts with test strips and is used to ensure your device

and test strips are working together correctly.

Test strips, control solutions, or sterile lancets may not

be included in the kit (please check the contents on your

product box). They can be purchased separately.

Do a control solution test when:

9 you suspect the device or test strips are not working

properly.

9 your blood glucose test results are not consistent with

how you feel, or if you think the results are not accurate.

9 you have dropped or think you may have damaged the

device.

To perform the control solution test, do the following:

1. Insert the test strip into the test slot of the device. Wait for

the device to display the test strip “

“ and blood drop

“ “.

2. Press MAIN to mark this test as a control solution test. With

“QC” displayed, the device will store your test result in the

memory under “QC”. If you press MAIN again, the “QC” will

disappear and this test is no longer a control solution test.

Important!

When doing the control solution test, you have to mark it

so that the test result will NOT mix with the blood glucose

TEST RESULTS stored in the memory. Failure to do so will

mix up the blood glucose test results with the control

solution test results in the memory.

3. Apply the control solution. Shake the control solution vial

thoroughly before use. Squeeze out a drop and wipe it o,

then squeeze another drop and place it on the tip of the

vial cap. Hold the device to move the absorbent hole of the

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test strip to touch the drop. Once the conrmation window

is lled completely, the device will begin counting down.

Note:

To avoid contaminating the control solution, do not directly

apply the control solution onto a strip.

4. Read and compare the result. After counting down to 0, the

test result of the control solution will appear on the display.

Compare this result with the range printed on the test

strip vial or individual foil pack and it should fall within this

range. If the test result is out of range, read the instructions

again and repeat the control solution test.

Note:

• Do NOT test your blood.

• The control solution range printed on the test strip vial or

individual foil pack is for control solution use only. It is not

a recommended range for your blood glucose level.

• Refer to the Maintenance section for important

information about your control solutions.

Out-of-range results:

If you continue to get results that fall outside the range

printed on the test strip vial, it means that the meter and

strips might not be working properly. Please contact your

local customer service or place of purchase for assistance.

Reviewing Test Results

Your device stores the 450 most recent test results along

with respective dates and times in its memory. To enter the

device memory, start with the device switched o.

To review all test results, do the following:

1. Press and release MAIN. The “

” icon appears on the

screen.

2. Press MAIN to review the test results stored in the device.

Press MAIN repeatedly to review other test results stored

in the device. After the last test result, press MAIN again

and the device will be turned o.

118~160

(118 mg/dL = 6.5 mmol/L;

118-160 mg/dL = 6.5-8.8 mmol/L)

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To review the day-average test results, do the following:

1. Press and hold MAIN for 3 seconds until the “

” icon

appears. Release MAIN and then your 7-day average result

measured in general mode will appear on the display.

2. Press MAIN to review 14, 21, 28, 60 and 90-day average

results stored in each measuring mode in the order of Gen,

AC, then PC.

Note:

• Press and hold MAIN for 5 seconds to exit the memory

mode or leave it without any action for 3 minutes. The

device will turn o automatically.

• If using the device for the rst time, the “---” icon will appear

when you recall the test results or review the average result.

This indicates that there is no test result in the memory.

• Control solution results are NOT included in the day

average.

(100 mg/dL = 5.5 mmol/L; 200 mg/dL = 11.1 mmol/L)

(100 mg/dL = 5.5 mmol/L)

Announcement of Memory Result by

Universal Tone

Only the most recent result that was saved can be announced

acoustically. If you press MAIN to turn the meter on, you will

rst hear the Long-Beep which stands for power-on and then

the most recent result.

Only the average for the last 7 days is announced acoustically.

If the 7-day average cannot be calculated, three horizontal

bars are displayed. This is signaled acoustically with 3 long

beeps representing 3 zeroes.

Transferring Data

FORA Diamond GD50 oers two types of connection (either

USB/RS-232 Cable or Bluetooth) to transfer results. Please

check your device box for the transmission method of your

device.

Data Transmission Via USB/RS-232 Cable (For

GD50a)

1. Install the software on your computer

Download Health Care System Software and instruction

manual provided on the ForaCare Suisse AG Web site:

http://www.foracare.ch. Follow the instructions to install the

software on your computer.

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2. Connect the device with your computer using a USB/RS-232

Cable Connect the USB/RS-232 cable to a USB port on

your computer. With the FORA Diamond GD50 switched

o, connect the other end of the USB/RS-232 cable to

the FORA Diamond GD50 data port. “ ” will appear

on the meter display, indicating that the meter is in

communication mode.

3. Transfer data to your computer

Follow the software on-screen instructions to transmit

data. The data transmitted will include results with

date and time. Remove the cable and the device will

automatically turn o.

Data Transmission Via Bluetooth (For

GD50b)

You can use your device with an iOS (5.0.1 or higher) Android

system (4.3 API Level 18 or higher) or PC (Windows 8 or

higher) to download data from your GD50b via Bluetooth.

Follow the steps below to transmit data from your GD50b.

Please contact your local customer service or place of

purchase for assistance.

1. Install the software (iFORA BG) to your device

with an iOS or Android system.

2. Every time the GD50b is turned o, the Bluetooth will be

initiated for data transmission. The Bluetooth indicator

ashes in blue.

3. Make sure your GD50b is already paired with your device

with an iOS, Android system or PC by following the

instructions as below.

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Note:

This step is recommended when the user needs to pair this

meter to a Bluetooth receiver for the rst time, or when

the user needs to pair this meter to another new Bluetooth

receiver.

4. If your device with an iOS, Android system or PC is within

the receiving range, the data transmission will start and the

Bluetooth signals in blue. Once it is nished, the GD50b will

automatically switch o.

5. If your device with an iOS, Android system or PC is not

within the receiving range, the GD50b will automatically

switch o in 3 minutes.

Note:

• While the meter is in transmission mode, it will be unable

to perform a blood glucose test.

• Make sure your device with iOS or Android system has

turned on its Bluetooth before transmitting the data and

the meter is within the receiving range.

Maintenance

Changing Battery

You must change the battery immediately and reset the date

and time when the battery power is extremely low and “

& ” appears on the screen. The meter cannot be turned

on.

To change the battery, do the following:

1. Press the edge of the battery cover and lift it up to remove

the cover.

2. Remove the old battery and replace with one 1.5V AAA size

alkaline battery.

3. Close the battery cover. If the battery is inserted correctly,

you will hear a “beep” afterwards.

CAUTION

RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY

AN INCORRECT TYPE.

DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE

INSTRUCTIONS.

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Note:

• Replacing the battery does not aect the test results stored

in memory.

• Keep away the battery from small children. If swallowed,

promptly seek medical assistance.

• Battery may leak chemicals if unused for a long time.

Remove the battery if you are not going to use the device

for an extended period.

• Properly dispose of the used battery according to your local

environmental regulations.

Caring for Your Device

• To clean the exterior of the device, wipe it with a cloth

moistened with tap water or a mild cleaning agent, then

dry the device with a soft dry cloth. Do NOT rinse with

water.

• Do NOT use organic solvents to clean the device.

Device Storage

• Storage condition: -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F), below 95%

relative humidity.

• Always store or transport the device in its original storage

case.

• Avoid dropping and heavy impact.

• Avoid direct sunlight and high humidity.

Meter Disposal

The used meter should be treated as contaminated and may

carry a risk of infection during measurement. The batteries in

this used meter should be removed and the meter should be

disposed in accordance with local regulations.

The meter falls outside the scope of the European Directive

2012/19/EU-Directive on waste electrical and electronic

equipment (WEEE).

Caring for Your Test Strips

• Storage condition: 2°C to 32°C (35.6°F to 89.6°F) for glucose

test strip, below 85% relative humidity. Do NOT freeze.

• Store your test strips in their original vial only. Do not

transfer to another container.

• Store test strip packages in a cool and dry place. Keep

away from direct sunlight and heat.

• After removing a test strip from the vial, immediately close

the vial cap tightly.

• Touch the test strip with clean and dry hands.

• Use each test strip immediately after removing it from the

vial.

• Write the opening date on the strip vial label when you

rst open it. Discard remaining test strips after 6 months.

• Do not use test strips beyond the expiry date. This may

cause inaccurate results.

• Do not bend, cut, or alter a test strip in any way.

• Keep the strip vial away from children since the cap and

the test strip may be a choking hazard. If swallowed,

promptly see a doctor for assistance.

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For further information, please refer to the test strip package

insert.

Important Control Solution Information

• Use only our control solutions with your device.

• Do not use the control solution beyond the expiry date or

3 months after rst opening. Write the opening date on the

control solution vial and discard the remaining solution

after 3 months.

• Shake the vial before use, discard the rst drop of control

solution, and wipe o the dispenser tip to ensure a pure

sample and an accurate result.

• Store the control solution tightly closed at temperatures

between 2°C to 30°C (35.6°F to 86°F). Do NOT freeze.

Time of day Normal plasma glucose range for

people without diabetes (mg/dL)

Fasting and before

meals

< 100 mg/dL (5.6 mmol/L)

2 hours after meals < 140 mg/dL (7.8 mmol/L)

Source: American Diabetes Association (2012). Clinical Practice

Recommendations. Diabetes Care, 35 (Supplement 1): S1-100.

Please consult your doctor to determine a target range

that works best for you.

Reference Values

The device provides you with plasma equivalent blood

glucose results.

Symbol Information

Symbol Referent Symbol Referent

For in vitro diagnostic

use

Do not reuse

Consult instructions

for use

Storage/

Transportation

temperature

limitation

Use by CE Mark

Batch code Manufacturer

Serial number

Dispose of the

packaging properly

after use

Keep away from

sunlight

Caution, consult

accompanying

documents

Keep Dry

Sterilized using

irradiation

Use within 6 months

after opening

Do not use

if package is

damaged

Disposal of waste

equipment

Storage/

Transportation

humidity limitation

1.5 Volts DC

Battery

Model number

0123

6M

SN

1.5V

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Troubleshooting

If you follow the recommended steps but the problem

persists, or error messages other than the ones below appear,

please call your local customer service.

Do not attempt to repair the device yourself and never try to

disassemble the device under any circumstances.

Result Readings (for glucose test)

Message What it Means

< 20 mg/dL (1.1 mmol/L)

20-69 mg/dL (1.1-3.8 mmol/L)

70-129 mg/dL

(3.9-7.2 mmol/L)

70-179 mg/

dL (3.9-9.9

mmol/L)

70-119 mg/dL

(3.9-6.6 mmol/L)

130-239 mg/

dL (7.2-13.3

mmol/L)

180-239 mg/

dL (9.9-13.3

mmol/L)

120-239 mg/

dL (6.7-13.3

mmol/L)

≥ 240 mg/dL (13.3 mmol/L)

> 600 mg/dL (33.3 mmol/L)

Error Message

Error

Message

Cause What To Do

The batteries cannot

provide enough power

for a test.

Replace the battery

immediately and reset

date and time on the

meter setting.

Strip has been used.

Repeat the test with a

new strip.

Problem in operation.

Review the

instructions and

repeat the test with a

new strip. If problem

persists, contact the

local customer service

for assistance.

You may have removed

the strip after applying

blood, or insucient

blood volume.

Review the

instructions and

repeat test with a new

test strip.

Ambient temperature

is below the system’s

operation range.

System operational

range is 10°C to

40°C (50°F to 104°F).

Repeat the test after

the device and test

strip have reached the

above temperature.

Ambient temperature

is above the system’s

operation range.

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Announcement of Error Message by

Universal Tone

• Hi or Lo Result: Results larger than 600 mg/dL (33.3

mmol/L) are represented as 999, i.e. three groups of nine

short beeps with pauses between the groups.

• Results lower than 20 mg/dL (1.1 mmol/L) are represented

as 000, i.e. three long beeps.

• Low Battery Warning: When the batteries are about to be

exhausted, 2 quick beeps are announced three times in

succession. This warning is sounded when the meter is

switched on.

• Other Errors: Other Error Messages are announced by 2

quick beeps four times in succession.

Blood Glucose Measurement

Symptom Cause What To Do

The device

does not

display a

message after

inserting a

test strip.

Batteries

exhausted.

Replace the battery

immediately and reset

date and time on the

meter setting.

Test strip inserted

upside down or

incompletely.

Insert the test strip with

contact bars end rst and

facing up.

Defective device or

test strips.

Please contact customer

service.

The test does

not start after

applying the

sample.

Insucient blood

sample.

Repeat the test using a

new test strip with larger

volume of blood sample.

Defective test strip.

Repeat the test with a new

test strip.

Sample applied

after the device

is automatically

turned o.

Repeat the test with a

new test strip. Apply

sample only when

ashing “ “ appears on

the display.

Defective device.

Please contact customer

service.

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The control

solution

testing result

is out of

range.

Error in performing

the test.

Read instructions

thoroughly and repeat

the test again.

Control solution

vial was poorly

shaken.

Shake the control

solution vigorously and

repeat the test again.

Expired or

contaminated

control solution.

Check the expiration date

of the control solution.

Control solution

that is too warm or

too cold.

Control solution, device,

and test strips should

be at room temperature

(20°C to 25°C / 68°F to

77°F) before testing.

Defective test strip.

Repeat the test with a

new test strip.

Device

malfunction.

Please contact customer

service.

Specications

Memory

450 measurement results with

respective date and time

Dimensions 88 (L) x 52 (W) x 16.9 (H) mm

Power Source One 1.5V AAA alkaline battery

Weight 50.8 g (without battery)

External output

USB/RS-232 Cable (for GD50a) or

Bluetooth (for GD50b)

Features

Auto electrode insertion detection

Auto sample loading detection

Auto reaction time count-down

Auto switch-o after 3 minutes without

action

Temperature warning

Operating Condition

10°C to 40°C (50°F to 104°F), below 85%

R.H. (non-condensing)

Storage/

Transportation

Condition

-20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F), below

95% R.H

Measurement Units either mg/dL or mmol/L for glucose test

Measurement Range

20 to 600 mg/dL (1.1 to 33.3 mmol/L)

for glucose test

Hematocrit range 20~60% for glucose testing

Test Sample Capillary whole blood

Test Result

Glucose measurements are reported as

plasma equivalents

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