Medisana MTR Mode D'emploi page 28

3 Getting started
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3.2
Inserting /
removing
batteries
3.3
Using a mains
adaptor
3.4
Setting
time and date
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Insertion: The lid of the battery compartment
bottom side of the unit. Open it and insert the 4 included batteries
1.5V, AA, LR6. Ensure correct polarity when inserting the batteries
(as marked inside the battery compartment). Close the battery
compartment . Removal: Replace the batteries when the batteries
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low symbol appears in the display ("
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batteries are completely empty and need to be replaced immediately.
WARNING BATTERY
SAFETY INFORMATION
• Do not disassemble batteries!
• Clean the battery and device contacts if necessary before
putting in the batteries!
• Remove discharged batteries from the device immediately!
Increased risk of leakage, avoid contact with skin, eyes
and mucous membranes! If battery acid comes in contact
with any of this parts, rinse the affected area with copious
amounts of fresh water and seek medical attention
immediately!
• If a battery has been swallowed seek medical attention
immediately!
• Replace all of the batteries simultaneously!
• Only replace with batteries of the same type, never use
different types of batteries together or used batteries with
new ones!
• Insert the batteries correctly, observing the polarity!
• Keep the battery compartment well sealed!
• Keep batteries out of children's reach!
• Do not attempt to recharge these batteries! There is a
danger of explosion!
• Do not short circuit! There is a danger of explosion!
• Do not throw into a fire! There is a danger of explosion!
• Do not throw used batteries into the household refuse;
put them in a hazardous waste container or take them to
a battery collection point, at the shop where they were
purchased!
Alternatively, the unit may also be operated with the included power
adaptor (6V, 800mA), which is plugged into the connector
on the bottom side of the unit. In this case the batteries remain in the
unit. The batteries are disconnected mechanically when the connector
is inserted.
Your MEDISANA Bloodpressure monitor with radio MTR is
equipped with a DCF77 RCC (Radio Controlled Clock). The DCF77-
signal automatically adjusts time and date. If there is no DCF77-signal,
time and date will not be set automatically.
Automatic time/date-setting:
As soon as you have connected the item to a power source, the device
automatically switches to the radio clock mode. While searching for the
time signal (DCF77-signal), the radio clock
clock receives an adequate signal for setting, the time and date are
set automatically. Pay attention to a good receiving position and avoid
radio screening by metallic items or building parts. You may change
the position of the unit to improve the receipt of the DCF77signal.
is located on the
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provided
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flashes. As soon as the
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