Installing Batteries - Nissei DSK-1031 Instructions

P R E P A R A T I O N B E F O R E U S E
Install batteries and activate the clock before use. Measurement can be made with
clock being inactivated. However, activate the clock to save measurement date and
time with readings for better review. The clock is inactivated as the batteries are
removed.
The product can be also operated with AC adaptor. See page 8.
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INSTALLING BATTERIES

Open the battery compartment cover, pressing the projection between [
at the bottom of the main unit.
Install four "AA" type batteries into the compartment.
Make sure that the polarities correspond to the (+) and (–) marks inside the battery
compartment.
Batteries can be easily installed or removed as their (-) ends are pushed against the
spring.
You may use nickel hydride rechargeable
batteries.
NOTE: These batteries cannot be charged with this product. Use
the designated battery charger. Also, for details regarding use of
rechargeable batteries, follow the directions accompanying them.
] and [ ]
AA (LR6)
BATTERIES
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You will hear a beep as the batteries are installed.
NOTE: The beep will not sound if AC adaptor is connected.
Close the battery compartment cover.
Do not force the battery cover into position. Insert two tabs to the main unit first,
Fig.1). Then close the cover, pressing [
Fig.3).
1) 2)
two tabs
Battery symbol [ ] will flash when battery power is low. Measurement can not be
made while the symbol is displayed. Replace the batteries. All four batteries need to
be replaced with new ones; do not mix new and old batteries or different batteries.
The symbol might appear only during measurement although you can review readings
in memory. This is because more battery power is required for conducting a
measurement, e.g. inflating the cuff, than displaying the readings in memory. Please
have the batteries replaced.
The enclosed batteries are for monitoring, and their life may be shorter than that of
commercial batteries.
] section Fig.2). Close the cover completely
3)
click!
PRESS