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Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor © 2001 A&D Company Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, or translated into any language in any form by any means without the written permission of A&D Company Ltd. The contents of this manual and the specifications of the instrument covered by this manual are subject to change for improvement without notice. WARNING DEFINITIONS The warnings described in this manual have the following meanings: WARNING Important information to alert you to a situation that might cause injury and/or damage to your property if instructions are not followed. CAUTION Important information to alert you to a situation that might cause minor injury and/or damage to your property if instructions are not followed. Note Important information that helps users operate the device. i COMPLIANCE Compliance with the European Directive 93/42/EEC for Medical Products This device conforms to the following requirements: European Directive 93/42/EEC for Medical Products act; Medical Products Act; European Standards for Electrical Equipment EN 60601-1 (General Safety Provisions), EN 60601-1-2 and EN 55011 (Electromagnetic Compatibility); European Standards pertaining to Non Invasive Blood Pressure Instruments EN 1060-1(General Requirements), EN 1060-3 (Supplementary Requirements for Electromechanical Blood Pressure Measuring Systems). This is evidenced by the CE mark of conformity accompanied by the reference number of a designated authority. This device was designed for use by adults only. Compliance with the Australian EMC Frame Work This device conforms to the following requirements: EMC Emission Standard for Industrial, Scientific and Medical Equipment AS/NZS 2064-1997, EMC Generic Immunity standard AS/NZS 4252.1-1994. This is evidenced by the C-Tick label. Environment for use The device is for use in offices, sports facilities, and hospitals (waiting rooms), etc. NOTE This device does not have the function of automatic cycling measurement. Therefore, a part of this device does not conform to IEC60601-2-30. ii SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WARNING Grounding To avoid electrical shock, connect the power cable to a medical electrical outlet having a ground terminal for grounding the device. Fuse To avoid a fire hazard, use only a fuse of the proper type, voltage and current rating as specified on the rear panel. Never bypass a fuse by shorting across the fuse holder and connectors. Service Internal service or adjustment to this device should be performed by a qualified person only. Do not disassemble or modify the device Device failure If a device failure occurs, promptly stop using it. Remove the device from the patient and secure the patient’s safety. Turn the power off and disconnect the power cable from the electrical outlet. Affix a notice such as “Out of Order” and “Do Not Use” on the device. Ask the nearest dealer for services To interpret blood pressure measurements Only a trained medical professional is qualified to interpret the blood pressure measurements. No device can replace regular medical checkups by a doctor. A doctor should verify the blood pressure measurements before making adjustments to medication. When the device gets wet because of a liquid spill If the device gets wet, promptly stop using it. Remove the device from the patient and secure the patient’s safety. Turn the power off and disconnect the power cable from the electrical outlet. Affix a notice such as “Out of Order” and “Do Not Use” on the device. Ask the nearest dealer for service. CAUTION In case of emergency Press the EMERGENCY STOP switch located on the front of the device. This will release the air in the arm cuff so that the arm can be removed easily. It also operates if there is a power failure. To stop the operation at any time Press the START/STOP switch located on the display panel. The quick exhaust will release the air in the arm cuff and the arm cuff will become loose. Maintenance/Inspection Check all functions periodically. Ask the nearest dealer for this inspection. Do not disassemble or modify the device. If the device is used for the first time after an extended period of storage, check the device for proper operation. iii GENERAL PRECAUTIONS Obey the following precautions for safe and correct usage. Precautions unique to the TM-2655/TM-2655P appear on the relevant page in this manual. Read the manual thoroughly before use. When installing and storing the device Install or store the device away from moisture. Do not install or store the device where the device may be badly affected by extreme temperature, humidity, direct sunlight, draft, dust, salinity or sulfur content in the air. Do not install or store the device where chemicals, and corrosive or explosive gases are stored or present. Install or store the device in a secure, level and stable location. Install or store the device where adequate power is provided. (Where a medical 3P electrical outlet is provided.) Before use Check to make sure the device operates safely and accurately. Check all cables for proper connection. When other medical equipment is used at the same time, a diagnostic error or dangerous situation may occur. Check all connections to make sure they do not interfere with each other. When other telemeters are used, check that mutual interference will not cause a problem. During use Check the patient and the device during use. If medical or operational problems are found in the device or the patient, stop using the device immediately, check the status of the patient and take proper action. Do not use the device during MRI scanning. Do not use the device on a patient using a heart-lung machine. High frequency interference by electrosurgery or energy discharged by a defibrillator may damage the device. Follow the precautions described in the manual for each device. Do not use a cellular telephone near the device. It could affect the device’s operation. The personal computer and medical equipment connected to the device are not allowed to be in the patient area. The personal computer used must conform to IEC60950 After use Follow the predetermined procedure to return the operation switches to their original positions, and then turn off the power. Do not forcibly pull out the cables. Hold the connector with your hand when disconnecting the cable. Keep the device clean and in proper operating condition so that it can be used without problem during the next operation. Clean the accessories and arrange them before storage. Environmental protection Remove the built-in lithium battery from the device when the device is to be disposed of. This device, any part of, and the built-in lithium battery are not treated as ordinary household waste, iv and must be disposed of according to the applicable regulations. v CONTENTS WARNING DEFINITIONS....................................................................................................... I COMPLIANCE....................................................................................................................... II SAFETY PRECAUTIONS..................................................................................................... III GENERAL PRECAUTIONS .................................................................................................IV 1. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................... 3 1-1 Features.......................................................................................................................................................3 1-2 Unpacking and Inspection ...........................................................................................................................4 1-3 Specifications...............................................................................................................................................5 2. PART NAMES ................................................................................................................... 6 2-1 Main Unit......................................................................................................................................................6 2-2 Rear Panel...................................................................................................................................................7 2-3 Symbols .......................................................................................................................................................7 3. INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................. 8 4. OPERATION...................................................................................................................... 9 5. SETTING THE CLOCK ................................................................................................... 11 5-1 Clock Adjustment Mode.............................................................................................................................11 5-2 A Setting Example......................................................................................................................................11 6. INSTALLING THE PRINTER PAPER.............................................................................. 13 7. SETTING THE FUNCTIONS ........................................................................................... 14 7-1 Function Setting Mode...............................................................................................................................14 7-2 Description of the Functions ......................................................................................................................15 7-3 Printing Samples........................................................................................................................................16 8. COMMUNICATION SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................... 17 8-1 Channel 1 : Miniature DIN 8-pin ................................................................................................................17 8-2 Channel 2: D-sub 9-pin..............................................................................................................................18 1 9. MAINTENANCE...............................................................................................................19 9-1 Replacing the Arm Cuff Cover .................................................................................................................. 19 9-2 Replacing the Fuses ................................................................................................................................. 20 9-3 Checking the Counter ............................................................................................................................... 20 Displaying the counter................................................................................................................................. 20 Resetting the counter .................................................................................................................................. 20 9-4 Error Codes .............................................................................................................................................. 20 9-5 Maintenance ............................................................................................................................................. 21 9-6 Cleaning.................................................................................................................................................... 21 9-7 Options and Consumables ....................................................................................................................... 22 10. TROUBLESHOOTING ...................................................................................................23 11. EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS.............................................................................................24 2 1. INTRODUCTION 1-1 Features The TM-2655/TM-2655P is a blood pressure monitor that measures systolic and diastolic blood pressure and pulse. The TM-2655 is a standard model; the TM-2655P is equipped with a printer unit. The features of the devices are as follows: COMPACT DESIGN Due to its compactness, the TM-2655/TM-2655P can be installed in an area where space is limited. You can measure your blood pressure on either arm. AUTOMATIC-CUFF SYSTEM / AUTOMATIC-EXHAUST-ADJUSTMENT SYSTEM The arm cuff is wrapped around the arm by pressing the START/STOP switch and deflation speed is automatically controlled. No special adjustment is required. All you have to do is insert your arm into the arm insertion section to the shoulder and press the START/STOP switch. The rest is done automatically. You can easily and quickly measure your blood pressure. The TM-2655/TM-2655P is suitable for mass medical check-ups at firms and sports facilities and in hospital waiting rooms when used for a pre-check of the patient’s health status. BUILT-IN PRINTER (TM-2655P only) The TM-2655P is equipped with a printer unit, which allows measurement results to be printed out for record keeping. The print format can be selected from results only, results with pulse pressure graph or a list of the results. BUILT-IN CLOCK The date and time of measurement can be printed along with the measurement results. COUNTER (UP TO 999999 COUNTS) The counter indicates how often the device is used. It can be a helpful guideline for maintaining the device. SAFETY SYSTEM The TM-2655/TM-2655P adopts an emergency stop system. In case of emergency, pressing the EMERGENCY STOP switch will release the air in the arm cuff so that the arm can be removed easily. This system also functions if there is a power failure. REPLACEABLE ARM CUFF COVER The arm cuff cover can be easily replaced. 3 1-2 Unpacking and Inspection CAUTION Handle this device carefully at all times. Strong shock to the device may cause trouble during operation. Note Save the packing material for later use. Unpack the TM-2655/TM-2655P carefully and verify that the following items are contained. Fig.1 Items contained 4 1-3 Specifications Table 1 Specifications Performance specifications General Power supply 120VAC 60 Hz 230VAC 50 Hz (factory-preset) Power consumption Approx. 40VA Protection against electrical shock Class I , Type B Display LED EMC EN 60601-1-2 (For USA area) (For Europe area) Blood pressure measurement Blood pressure measuring method Oscillometric method Pressure detection method Capacitance type pressure transducer Pressure range 0 – 300 mmHg Accuracy Pressure: ±3 mmHg Pulse rate: ±5% Measurement range Blood pressure: 10 – 280 mmHg Pulse rate: 30 – 200 bpm Pressurizing method Micro pump Air pressure control method Rubber valve, ceramic valve Rapid air exhaust system Electromagnetic valve Safety mechanism The electromagnetic valve is released when approx. 320 mmHg or greater is detected. Communications functions Serial output: RS232C level Environment specifications Operating temperature and humidity 10 to 40°C, 85%RH or less, non condensing Storage temperature and humidity -20 to 60°C, 95%RH or less, non condensing Physical specifications Overall dimensions 245(W) X 320(H) X 390(D) mm Weight Approx. 9 kg 5 2. PART NAMES 2-1 Main Unit Fig.2 TM-2655/TM-2655P whole view Note z The printer unit is available only for the TM-2655P. z The human sensor area appears the same for both models, but it functions only for the TM-2655P. z The illustration above is not to scale. 6 2-2 Rear Panel Fig.3 TM-2655/TM-2655P rear panel (The illustration above is not to scale.) 2-3 Symbols The symbols used with the TM-2655/TM-2655P have the following functions or meanings. Table 2 Symbol descriptions Symbols Function/Meaning Starts and stops a measurement. Turns the device on. Turns the device off. Alternating current Serial number Fuse RS-232C Date of manufacturer Type B: Device, cuff and tubing are designed to provide special protection against electrical shocks. The medical device label by the EC directive SYSTOLIC SYS DIASTOLIC DIA PULSE PUL The certification trade mark registered to the Australian Communications Authority by the Trademarks office. Systolic blood pressure in mmHg Diastolic blood pressure in mmHg Pulse beats per minute See the instruction manual. 7 3. INSTALLATION Follow the procedure below to install the TM-2655/TM-2655P. 1. To ensure that the TM-2655/TM-2655P works properly, install the device in an environment where: The temperature range is from 10°C to 40°C (50°F to 104°F). The humidity is less than 85% (non condensing). It is away from water, dust, chemicals, and corrosive or explosive gases. It is not exposed to direct sunlight. 2. Place the TM-2655/TM-2655P on a table solid enough to support its weight. 3. Adjust the height of the chair and table so that the arm insertion section is at the user’s heart level. Fig.4 Proper installation 4. Use the power cable provided with the device to connect between the AC INPUT connector and an electrical outlet. Using the anti-theft opening, secure the device to the table with a solid chain. Fig.5 Power cable connection Note Be sure to use the correct voltage for the power source. 8 4. OPERATION 1. Turn on the POWER switch located on the rear panel. When the POWER switch is turned on, all of the display symbols will appear for several seconds. Then; (TM-2655) “0” (zero) appears in the SYSTOLIC pressure display, indicating that the device is ready for measurement. (TM-2655P) The human sensor functions for three minutes. When it does not detect a person, “ . “ (dot) appears in the SYSTOLIC pressure display, indicating that the device is ready for measurement. Fig.6 POWER switch and SYSTOLIC display (TM-2566) 2. Take off your jacket. If you wear a thick jacket, take it off for a better measurement. Note Wearing a thick jacket may cause a faint pulse, and result in a measurement error. 3. Adjust the height of the chair and table. Adjust the height of the chair and table so that the arm insertion section is at your heart level. 4. Insert your arm into the arm insertion section. Note Fig.7 Proper posture Be sure to insert your arm to the shoulder. 5. Press the START/STOP switch to start measurement. 6. The cuff will be pressurized automatically up to the predetermined pressure. Refer to “7-2 Description of the Functions” for details. 7. When pressurization is complete, the automatic exhaust mechanism will gradually reduce the pressure in the cuff. Just relax and remain still. Fig.8 Measuring procedure 9 8. When the measurement is complete, the air is automatically released from the cuff and the cuff will become loose. 9. The measurement results appear in the display. 10. (TM-2655P) The measurement results are output to the printer. Fig.9 Measurement results Note z To stop the measurement at any time, press the START/STOP switch. The quick exhaust will reduce the pressure in the cuff and the cuff will become loose. z If the air is not exhausted even when the START/STOP switch is pressed, press the EMERGENCY STOP switch. z If your arm can not be removed from the cuff due to the power failure, press the safety lever located on the front lower part of the device. It disconnects the clutch to loosen the cuff. z Please wait for about 10 minutes before repeating the measurement. 10 5. SETTING THE CLOCK 5-1 Clock Adjustment Mode The clock is set in the clock adjustment mode. The clock adjustment mode display and switches used are as shown below: Fig.10 Switches for setting the clock and the clock adjustment mode display Table 3 Switches for setting the clock SELECT switch (1) Press to enter the clock adjustment mode. (2) (In the clock adjustment mode) Press to select the unit to be adjusted. The selected unit flashes. Each time the switch is pressed, the flashing unit changes: from “Year” to “Month”, “Date”, “Hours”, and “Minutes”. (3) Press to quit the clock adjustment mode. switch Press to change the flashing digit(s). 5-2 A Setting Example The following is the procedure to adjust the clock to 14:07, April 20, 2001. 1. Press the SELECT switch to make the SYSTOLIC display flash. 2. Press the switch to display “01” for 2001. 3. Press the SELECT switch to make the DIASTOLIC display flash. 4. Press the switch to display “4” for April. 5. Press the SELECT switch to make the PULSE display flash. 6. Press the switch to display “20”. 7. Press the SELECT switch to make the hours section of the TIME display flash. 11 8. Press the switch to display “14”. 9. Press the SELECT switch to make the minutes section of the TIME display flash. 10. Press the switch to display “07”. 11. Press the SELECT switch to return to the measurement mode. Note z If no operation is performed for one minute, while setting the minutes section and for five seconds while setting the others, the settings performed so far will be confirmed and the device will return to the measurement mode. z The clock can be set up to December 31, 2091. 12 6. INSTALLING THE PRINTER PAPER (This chapter is applicable only to the TM-2655P.) With the power turned on, install the printer paper as follows: 1. Cut the top end of the printer paper with scissors. If the end is not smooth, it may cause a paper jam or damage the printer head. 2. Press lightly on the center of the printer cover to open the cover. 3. Raise the lever located on the right side of the printer. Insert the printer paper into the paper feed slot as shown. The paper is fed automatically. 4. Press the PAPER FEED switch to feed the paper by 10 cm. Confirm that the paper is fed straight. If not, re-install the paper because it may cause a paper jam. 5. Lower the lever and feed the paper. The paper will be cut automatically. 6. Close the cover. Press lightly on the center of the printer cover to secure it in position. Note z With high-speed printing, about 700 printings can be performed. With three-line printing, about 600 printings. z Replace the printer paper when the red end is reached. z Use the specified thermal paper, which is sold separately. 13 Fig.11 Paper installation procedure 7. SETTING THE FUNCTIONS 7-1 Function Setting Mode The TM-2655/TM-2655P is provided with various functions, which allow the user to set the device to suit the user’s requirements. The functions are set in the function setting mode. The function setting mode display and switches used are as shown below: Fig.12 Switches for setting the function and the function setting mode display Table 4 Switches for setting the functions switch and SELECT switch COUNTER switch switch Hold down the switch and press the SELECT switch to enter the function setting mode. Press to select the function to set. Press to select the function parameter. 1. Hold down the switch and press the SELECT switch. “f01” appears in the SYSTOLIC pressure display. This indicates that the monitor is now in the function setting mode. 2. Press the COUNTER switch to select the function number to set. Each time the switch is pressed, the funciton number changes: from “f01” to “f02” to “f03”. 3 Press the switch to select the function parameter. 4. When the settings are complete, turn the power off and turn it on again. The settings are saved. 14 7-2 Description of the Functions Table 5 Functions No. Function F01 F02 Printer setting F05 F06 F07 F08 F11 f02 off Description Not available. No printing 1 High-speed printing 2 3-line printing 3 3-line printing 4 Graph printing TM-2655P only 5 Table printing f03 Displaying time External connection Pressurization Channel 1 baud rate Channel 2 baud rate F09 F10 DIASTOLIC display off (See “7-3 Printing Samples” for what each method printing looks like.) F03 F04 SYSTOLIC display f01 Human sensor Automatic f04 Ff05 off No bit pattern printing on Bit pattern printing 999 The results remain in the display unless another operation is performed. 5 Displays the results for 5 seconds. 10 Displays the results for 10 seconds. 20 Displays the results for 20 seconds. 1 Terminals 1 and 2 to a PC 2 Terminal 1 to a PC Terminal 2 to a card reader 3 Terminal 1 to a scale Terminal 2 to a PC au Automatic pressurization 160 Pressurizes the cuff up to 160 mmHg. 180 Pressurizes the cuff up to 180 mmHg. 200 Pressurizes the cuff up to 200 mmHg. 120 1200 bps 240 2400 bps 480 4800 bps 960 9600 bps 120 1200 bps 240 2400 bps 480 4800 bps 960 9600 bps Ff09 H9 Not available. Ff10 off Does not detect a human presence. on Detects a human presence. off Does not output the results automatically. Ff06 Ff07 Ff08 Ff11 15 external output on Outputs the results automatically. 7-3 Printing Samples High-speed printing Graph printing 3-line printing Table printing Bit pattern printing Fig.13 Printing samples Note Bit pattern printing is available only for the TM-2655P. With this format, some items such as the company name can be printed. For details, contact your nearest dealer. 16 8. COMMUNICATION SPECIFICATIONS The TM-2655/TM-2655P is equipped with two RS-232C channels. Various settings for each channel are available in the function setting mode. Refer to “7-2 Description of the Functions” for details. 8-1 Channel 1 : Miniature DIN 8-pin CAUTION z The personal computer and medical equipment connected to the device are not allowed to be in the patient area. z The personal computer used must conform to IEC60950 Specifications Table 6 Channel 1 specifications Standard Transmission Baud rate Data bits Parity bit Stop bits Code Conforms to EIA RS-232C Asynchronous, half-duplex 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600 bps (Can be changed in the function setting mode “F07”.) 8 bits None 1 bit ASCII Equipment available for connection Channel 1: Channel 2: Scales, and automatic weight and height scales manufactured by A&D Personal computer Pin assignment Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Signal name TXD RXD RTS CTS GND - Description Send data Receive data Ready to send Not connected Clear to send Signal ground Not connected Not connected Fig.14 Pin assignment Cable connection between the device and a personal computer TM-2655/TM-2655P Personal computer 17 Note Do not use pins 4, 7, and 8. They are used by the device. Fig.15 Cable connection diagram 8-2 Channel 2: D-sub 9-pin CAUTION z The personal computer and medical equipment connected to the device are not allowed to be in the patient area. z The personal computer used must conform to IEC60950 Specifications Table 7 Channel 2 specifications Standard Transmission Baud rate Data bits Parity bit Stop bits Code Conforms to EIA RS-232C Asynchronous, half-duplex 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600 bps (Can be changed in the function setting mode “F08”.) 8 bits None 1 bit ASCII Equipment available for connection Channel 1: Channel 2: Personal computer Card reader Pin assignment Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Signal name RXD TXD DTR GND DSR RTS CTS - Direction In Out Out In Out In - Description Receive data Send data Data terminal ready Signal ground Data set ready Ready to send Clear to send - Fig.16 Pin assignment Cable connection between the device and a personal computer TM-2655/TM-2655P Personal computer 18 Note The protocol depends on the equipment connected. Fig.17 Cable connection diagram 9. MAINTENANCE 9-1 Replacing the Arm Cuff Cover Replace the arm cuff cover as follows: 1. Locate the cover at the bottom of the arm insertion section. Slide the cover downward to open it. The screw is exposed. Using the screwdriver, loosen the screw and remove the front frame. 2. Remove the four screws on the rear panel to remove the armrest and the rear panel. 3. Remove the front vinyl ring of the arm cuff cover from the groove. Remove the rear vinyl ring of the arm cuff cover from the groove. Pull out the arm cuff cover. 4. Place a new arm cuff cover in the arm cuff. Secure the front and rear vinyl rings of the arm cuff cover in the groove. Smooth the cover cloth near the grooves. 5. Replace the rear panel, the armrest, and the front frame in the reversed order of removal. Slide the cover upward to secure it in position. Note The arm cuff cover is a consumable. Purchase it separately. Fig.18 Arm cuff replacing procedure 19 9-2 Replacing the Fuses Replace the fuses as follows: 1. Remove the caps of both fuse holders located on the rear panel. 2. Replace both fuses with new ones. 3. Re-install the fuse holder caps. Fig.19 Fuse holders Note Use only fuses of the proper type, voltage and current rating as specified on the rear panel, and that conform to IEC60127. 9-3 Checking the Counter The TM-2655/TM-2655P is equipped with a counter function, which indicates how many times the device has measured blood pressure. The counter data remains in memory even after the power is turned off. Use the counter function to check the frequency of the device use or as the guideline for a periodic cleaning Displaying the counter Press the COUNTER switch. The counter data appears in the SYSTOLIC and DIASTOLIC displays for about 4 seconds. Note Do not keep the COUNTER switch pressed. It will reset the counter data to zero. Resetting the counter Fig.20 COUNTER switch Hold down the COUNTER switch for 4 seconds or more. The counter data will be reset to zero. 9-4 Error Codes Table 9 Error codes Error code Description pe The printer paper has run out. Install a new roll of printer paper. HU The printer head is up. Lower the lever and lock the printer paper in position. err A measurement error has occurred. Refer to “10. Troubleshooting”. 20 9-5 Maintenance Do not open the device. It uses delicate electronic components and an intricate air unit that could be damaged. If you can not fix the problem using the troubleshooting instructions, request service from your supplier or from the A&D service group. The A&D service group will provide technical information, spare parts and units to authorized suppliers. The technical testing procedures, which should be done at least every two years, can be performed either by the manufacturer or by an authorized repair service in accordance with the regulations governing manufacturing of medical products. 9-6 Cleaning CAUTION z Never immerse the TM-2655/TM-2655P in water for cleaning, that may damage the electronic parts inside. z Never use thinner or a strong detergent for cleaning, that may discolor or deform the plastic case and display panel. Housing case Clean the case gently using a soft cloth moistened with water and mild detergent or alcohol. Display panel Clean the display gently so as not to scratch the panel surface. Use a soft cloth moistened with water. Arm cuff cover When the arm cuff cover becomes dirty or it is worn out, replace with a new one. Refer to “9-1 Replacing the Arm Cuff Cover”. Note If the cover is not installed properly, it may cause problems in operation. 21 9-7 Options and Consumables Options and consumables available for the TM-2655/TM-2655P are shown below. Order them from the nearest dealer. Use the part numbers when ordering. z Table ················································ TM-9325 z Standard stool·································· TM-9312 z Chair (Gas shock suspension)········· TM-9315A z Printer paper (5 rolls) ······················· AX-PP147-S z Arm cuff cover ·····································AX-133003442-S z Power cable (cord set) ························KO:243 (for 230VAC) z Power cable (cord set) ························KO:242 (for 240VAC) 22 10. TROUBLESHOOTING If the TM-2655/TM-2655P does not function properly or an error code appears, try the following corrective actions. Table 10 Troubleshooting Problem Nothing appears in the display, even when the power is turned on. Check this Corrective action Is the power cable connected properly? Connect the power cable properly. Replace both fuses with new ones. Has a fuse burned out? (Size 5x20mm. Rated voltage and current are specified on the rear panel). The cuff will not Is the arm cuff cover installed Refer to “9-1 Replacing the Arm Cuff inflate. with high tension (too tight)? Cover” to re-install the cover. Is your posture proper? Place your arm at your heart level, relax and remain still during the measurement. Do not move your arm during the Do you remain still? measurement. Relax and remain still. The device will not Wearing a thick jacket may cause a faint measure. pulse, and result in a measurement error. (Eerr appears.) Take off the jacket. This device bases its measurements on the heartbeat. If you have a very weak or irregular heartbeat, the device may have difficulty determining your blood pressure. Is the printer paper installed? Refer to “6. INSTALLING THE PRINTER (pe appears.) PAPER” to install the printer paper. Is the printer head up? Lower the lever and lock the printer paper (HU appears.) in position The printer does Is the printer paper inserted not print. straight or is the printer paper jammed? Refer to “6. INSTALLING THE PRINTER PAPER” to re-install the printer paper. Refer to “7-2 Description of the Is the printer setting correct? Functions” to select the correct printer setting. Note If the actions described above do not solve the problem, contact the dealer. Do not attempt to repair the device yourself. 23 11. EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS Fig.20 External dimensions Note The illustration above indicates the TM-2655P with the printer unit. The dimensions are the same for the TM-2655 and TM-2655P. 24
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