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LEVL USER GUIDE
Welcome to LEVL! We are excited to ignite your wellness journey!
LEVL is designed to detect trace amounts of acetone in your breath when your body is burning fat. Simply
breathe into LEVL and your breath is captured and analyzed by our groundbreaking nanosensor, providing
you with an instant measurement of your body’s acetone concentration in Parts Per Million (PPM). Previous
clinical research demonstrates a correlation between the amount of acetone detected in the breath and body
fat burned, giving you a reliable indicator of fat loss. A breath reading of 2 PPM or greater indicates an
elevated state of fat metabolism that should correspond to a loss of at least 1/2 lb. of body fat per week.
The LEVL device is designed to provide insight into the effectiveness of your food and exercise choices by
allowing you to monitor your fat burning state through the measurement of breath acetone. To achieve the
best results and consistent data points it is important to take a reading at the same time every day.
When the body burns fat for energy, ketone bodies are also produced. The ketone bodies are acetoacetate, βhydroxybutyrate and acetone. Because fat metabolism is always taking place, every person has a degree,
large or small, of ketone bodies circulating within their blood. An elevation in ketosis (i.e. ketone bodies)
corresponds to an elevation in fat metabolism. When your body doesn’t have enough carbohydrates to burn
for energy production, it burns fat instead, which causes elevated ketosis.
Typically, the body uses glucose to meet its metabolic energy requirements. If needed, the body can shift
from using glucose to using fat. Many different scenarios can cause this shift. Exercise can deplete
accessible carbohydrate stores causing the body to use fats for energy production. Dietary changes that cause
fat intake to increase and carbohydrate intake to decrease will alter metabolism to efficiently utilize the
change in nutrients. In all of these scenarios, the body is unable to use carbohydrates for energy and, thus,
shifts to using fats.
Acetone is one of the ketone bodies. Because of its small size, acetone can diffuse into the lung air and
appear in breath. These trace levels of acetone in breath can be measured. In healthy individuals, changes in
breath acetone correspond to changes in fat metabolism.
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INDICATION FOR USE
The LEVL breath acetone measurement device is intended for regular measurement and monitoring
of breath acetone for adults.
The LEVL device has been carefully developed for accurate, safe and fast acetone measurements
from exhaled breath. However, as with any breath measurement device, proper technique is critical
to obtaining accurate results. Therefore, read the instructions carefully and thoroughly before
operating.
OPTIMAL ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING CONDITIONS
At the heart of the LEVL device is a state of the art nanosensor that responds to trace levels of
acetone in your breath. Due to the sensitivity of the sensor, please keep the device away from
chemicals found in common household items like rubbing alcohol, nail polish removers,
scented lotions, perfumes, candles, fragrant foods and flowers. For accurate results, keep out of
the bathroom and kitchen.
Do not expose the LEVL device to temperatures below -4°F, temperatures above 140°F, or relative
humidity above 90%. Prolonged exposure (>3 months) to temperatures above 113°F may cause
permanent damage to the device. The device may be exposed to direct or filtered sunlight.
Handle with care. Keep dry. If the LEVL device gets wet, it may stop operating properly or stop
operating completely.
Keep the LEVL device clear of lint and dust as these may interfere with breath readings. This
includes pet fur or dander and pests.
To avoid inaccurate measurements, calibrate the LEVL device before use.
Clean the breath pod with warm water (no soap) after each use to reduce the risk of cross
contamination. To eliminate transfer of germs, clean the breath pod between users. See breath pod
cleaning instructions on page 9.
The user is required to periodically calibrate the device, change the sensor and change the filter.
Users with the following known contraindications, should not use the LEVL device:
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Unable to participate in light exercise (e.g., walking)
Severe lung disease which would prevent them from providing a breath sample through a
large bore tube (i.e., drinking straw)
Use of the LEVL device is not intended as a substitute for consultation with your physician.
Make sure all cords are out of arms reach of children.
This device is not designed for use by children. Use by children may result in injury to the child or
damage to the LEVL device.
Do not modify this equipment without authorization of the manufacturer. Modification of this
equipment voids the warranty. Only the sensor is user serviceable. All other parts of the device are
not designed to be accessed by the customer.
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Do not operate the LEVL device at altitudes above 6,500 feet
WARNING: Mains power is applied to the LEVL device when it is plugged into the wall, even if no
lights are illuminated. Unplug the LEVL device to disconnect mains power before replacing the
sensor.
Do not expose the internal battery to heat or fire.
Batteries must be disposed of properly. Do not open or shred batteries. Consult local recycling rules
before disposal.
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for use by children.
LEVL COMPONENTS
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LID – Protects the breath pods; closing the lid during the breath sampling process will initiate the
breath analysis
TESTING PORT – Receptacle contains tubing that allows breath from the breath pod to be pulled
across the sensor for analysis
STORAGE PORT – Receptacle allows storage of inactive breath pod
MODE BUTTON – Toggles between USER 1, USER 2 and GUEST user
DISPLAY – Communicates LEVL score and status of Bluetooth connection, calibration, active user
and battery.
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BREATH PODS – Allow for exhaled breath to be captured in preparation for LEVL analysis.
THE DISPLAY
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USER INDICATOR – Select user (via mode button) to ensure measured breath acetone is
properly recorded.
CONNECTED – Verifies that the device is paired to a mobile device via Bluetooth
CALIBRATE LO – Illuminates during the LO calibration process
CALIBRATE HI – Illuminates during the HI calibration process
BATTERY – Indicates the device is not connected to wall outlet power
ERROR – An error has occurred. Please refer the Error and Troubleshooting Table on Page 14.
LEVL LIGHT RING – The rotating ring indicates a reading is in progress
LEVL SCORE DISPLAY – Indicates your LEVL score. See the mobile app for in-depth results.
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LEVL LOGO – Indicates power; a blinking LEVL logo indicates the device is preparing for a
new reading
ACCESSORIES
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Breath Pods (2)
HI & LO Calibration cylinders
AC Power Cord
Disposable straws _ Qty of 25 (Optional for use)
MOBILE DEVICE (OPTIONAL)
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iPhone or iPad
LEVL App
LEVL SENSOR TECHNOLOGY
The LEVL system is capable of measuring acetone directly from the users' breath.
Using a specially designed nanosensor, this device is able to detect the level of acetone in exhaled
breath. Upon initial startup, the sensor is required to complete a 24-hour sensor conditioning
procedure in order to achieve the most accurate results. It is recommended that regular calibrations
are performed to maintain optimal performance.
Following these instructions will help provide accurate measurements over the life of the sensor.
OPERATION
The operating ambient temperature range for the LEVL device is 59-82 °F (15 to 28 °C).
STORAGE
Do not expose the LEVL device to temperatures below -4°F, temperatures above 140°F, or relative
humidity above 90%. Prolonged exposure (>3 months) to temperatures above 113°F may cause
permanent damage to the device.
Handle with care. Keep dry.
LEVL DEVICE MODES
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Mode
Description
Stand-by with illuminated
logo
LEVL is powered on and ready to receive a breath sample for
analysis
Stand-by with blinking logo
LEVL is powered on and preparing for a reading.
Battery Powered
(Sensor Protect)
LEVL is disconnected from wall power and unable to accept a
breath sample for analysis. The device battery will maintain sensor
performance for at least 2 hours. Please plug the unit into wall
power to ensure continuous sensor performance. If LEVL is without
power for over 2 hours, please complete a 24-hour sensor
conditioning procedure.
Off
LEVL is unpowered. The next connection to wall power will
require a 24-hour sensor conditioning procedure before breath
reading.
IPHONE/IPAD SETUP (OPTIONAL)
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Download the LEVL app from the App Store.
Create an account in the app.
Follow the instructions in the iPhone/iPad app to complete the pairing process.
SETUP FOR FIRST MEASUREMENT
UNPACKING
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Remove outer package sleeve.
Open packaging box.
Remove the LEVL device and place on flat surface away from chemicals found in common
household items like rubbing alcohol, nail polish removers, scented lotions, perfumes, candles,
fragrant foods and flowers.
The LEVL Device should be set up in an area that has access to a standard household outlet and
allows the device to be easily connected/disconnected from AC power.
For best results, keep out of bathroom and kitchen.
Remove other LEVL device accessories from the package and confirm quantities.
POWER UP SEQUENCE [24 HOURS]
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Plug the AC power cord into the LEVL device and connect the AC power cord to a standard
household outlet to start the LEVL device power-up sequence. The POWER-UP sequence takes 24
hours.
The LEVL logo is solidly illuminated when the backup battery is charging.
Once the back battery is charged, the LEVL logo will blink to indicate the power-up sequence is in
progress the sensor is being prepared for use.
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Please do not disconnect from the wall outlet power for the next 24 hours while the sensor is being
prepared.
When the power-up sequence has finished, the calibration lights will start blinking. Calibration
instructions can be found on Page 7 of the LEVL User Guide.
NOTE: If the ERROR light blinks, see Error and Troubleshooting Table on Page 14
PAIRING THE DEVICE WITH THE LEVL APP
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Open the lid on LEVL device.
Press the mode button one time to select USER 1 or twice to select USER 2 (Note: The LEVL device
can be used by a guest by pressing the mode button three times until G illuminates. Guest data will
not be stored in the device or sync with the LEVL app.)
When desired USER is illuminated, press and hold the mode button for 7 seconds to enable iPhone
pairing (CONNECTED is blinking).
On the app, press the settings menu on the top right of the screen (indicated with three horizontal
bars) then press DEVICE STATUS.
Confirm that CONNECTED is blinking on the device and press CONNECT on the iPhone or iPad
app to complete device pairing. (
Wait for confirmation that the device is connected. Press Continue.
The device is LEVL is ready for a breath measurement when the LEVL logo is solidly illuminated.
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DEVICE CALIBRATION
Calibration lights will blink 14 days after last calibration indicating a calibration is required. The calibration
process takes approximately 10 minutes.
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Open Lid on LEVL device.
Place the following items next to your LEVL device:
 Breath pod
 LO calibration cylinder
 HI calibration cylinder
CALIBRATE LO
IMPORTANT! Please read all steps below before proceeding with LO calibration.
 Open the lid.
 Press mode button 3 times to select GUEST (USER G is illuminated).
 Press and hold the mode button until CALIBRATE LO is illuminated (approximately 7 seconds).
 Locate the large opening on the base of the breath pod.
 Place the base of the breath pod over the nozzle on the CALIBRATE LO cylinder.
The following three steps should be performed quickly to avoid the dilution of calibration gas:
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Press the breath pod down on the cylinder nozzle for 3 seconds to fill the breath pod with LO
calibration gas.
Once the breath pod is filled with gas, place your thumb over the breath pod mouthpiece and
immediately place the breath pod into the testing port (on the right side with the raised ring) of the
LEVL device.
Close Lid to start LO calibration.
 LEVL light ring is illuminated in a rotating pattern to indicate calibration is in progress. [15
seconds]
 The rotating pattern will stop and disappear when calibration LO has finished.
 If ERROR blinks, see Error and Troubleshooting Table on Page 14
Calibrate LO light will turn off. Wait until the LEVL logo stops blinking (this takes approximately 5
minutes) to move to the next step.
CALIBRATE HI
IMPORTANT! Please read all steps below before proceeding with HI calibration.
 Open the lid.
 Press mode button 3 times to select GUEST (USER G is illuminated)
 Press and hold the mode button until CALIBRATE LO is illuminated (approximately 7 seconds).
 Press the mode button once (CALIBRATE HI is illuminated)
 Remove the breath pod from the testing port and locate the large opening on the base of the breath
pod.
 Place the base of the breath pod over the nozzle on the CALIBRATE HI cylinder.
The following three steps should be performed quickly to avoid the dilution of calibration gas:
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Press the breath pod down on the cylinder nozzle for 3 seconds to fill the breath pod with HI
calibration gas.
Once the breath pod is filled with gas, place your thumb over the breath pod mouthpiece and
immediately place the breath pod into the testing port (on the right side with the raised ring) of the
LEVL device.
Close lid to start HI calibration.
LEVL light ring is illuminated in a rotating pattern to indicate calibration is in progress [15 seconds].
The rotating pattern will stop and disappear when HI calibration has finished.
When the LEVL logo is solidly illuminated the device is in stand-by mode and is ready to perform a
measurement.
Replacement calibration cylinders are available for purchase on LEVLnow.com.
PREPARING FOR A BREATH MEASUREMENT
Remove any foreign materials in your mouth including but not limited to
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Breath mints
Chewing gum
Cough drops
Throat lozenges
Tobacco
Please wait 30 minutes before taking a LEVL measurement if you have been exposed to the following.
These items may cause false high readings and, in some cases, may cause the sensor to fail.
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Breath mints
Chewing gum
Cough drops
Throat lozenges
Tobacco
Lip balm
Mint Tea
Mouthwash
Non-sugar sweeteners (e.g., Sorbitol)
Toothpaste
Water enhancers (e.g., Mio)
Alcohol
Rinse mouth with water for 5 seconds to remove residual chemicals from your mouth.
TAKING A BREATH MEASUREMENT
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Open the lid on the LEVL device.
Press mode button 1 time to select USER 1 (twice to select USER 2; three times to select GUEST)
When desired user is illuminated, remove breath pod from the LEVL device and hold in hand. If
using a disposable straw, insert into the mouthpiece of the breath pod.
Take a larger than normal breath and hold it for at least 5 seconds.
Place lips around the breath pod or the disposable straw to form a complete seal. Exhale for five to
ten seconds into the breath pod.
Place breath pod into testing port (on the right side with the raised ring) of LEVL device. If using the
disposable straw, remove it from the breath pod before placing in the testing port.
Close Lid to start measurement.
The LEVL light ring will illuminate in a rotating pattern to indicate the measurement is in progress.
The results will be displayed in approximately 15 seconds.
Once the measurement is complete, the LEVL light ring will display a LEVL score between 1 and 6
for up to 5 minutes.
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Visit the home screen of the LEVL app for an in-depth look at the results.
Press the number in the ring to rotate through LEVL insights including acetone parts per million
(PPM), fat pounds burned per day and fat k/cals burned per day.
The LEVL logo will blink while the device prepares for a new reading.
The LEVL device is ready to perform a measurement with the logo is solidly illuminated.
CLEANING YOUR LEVL BREATH POD
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Remove the breath pod from the LEVL device following your successful reading.
Remove the disposable breath straw (if present).
Tip the breath pod upside down and rinse warm water through the pod.
Following the rinse turn pod upright and shake excess water out of the pod.
Allow pod to completely dry following washing before next use. Residual water in the pod may
absorb acetone and reduce the accuracy of your measurement.
Weekly cleaning recommended and before each use if the breath pod is being used by multiple users.
CAUTION: Use of cleansers may damage your LEVL device and voids the warranty.
CLEANING YOUR LEVL DEVICE
Cleaning instructions (to avoid shock or injury or damage to device)
 Use damp cloth to clean the device
 Don't pour liquids on or in the device
 Use of any cleansers may damage the sensor of the LEVL device.
 Monthly cleaning recommended
SENSOR MODULE REPLACEMENT
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IMPORTANT! Please read all steps below before proceeding with the sensor module
replacement.
The LEVL sensor should be replaced once a month. Replacement sensors are available for purchase
on LEVLnow.com.
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT:
SENSOR MODULE
 Replacement LEVL Sensor Module
 1/8” Phillips head screwdriver
ALLEN WRENCH
 Provided 5/64” Allen wrench (included)
Open Lid
Press mode button 3 times to select GUEST mode.
Verify the USER and G light are both illuminated
Press and hold the mode button for 5 seconds until the CALIBRATE LO light is solidly illuminated.
Press the mode button once so the CALIBRATE HI light is solidly illuminated.
Press and hold the mode button for 5 to 10 seconds until the BATTERY light starts blinking.
The LEVL device fan will operate for 15 minutes and then enter the LEVL device OFF mode.
Once the power down sequence is complete, the BATTERY light will stop blinking and the LEVL
device is off.
Unplug device from the outlet.
WARNING: Do not proceed if the LEVL logo remains illuminated as this indicates the presence of
AC power. Mains power is applied to the LEVL device when it is plugged into the wall, even if no
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lights are illuminated. Unplug the LEVL device to disconnect mains power before replacing the
sensor.
Remove the breath pods.
Find the sensor module access cover on the bottom of the LEVL device.
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Loosen and remove the access cover screw with 1/8” Phillips head screwdriver.
Remove access cover.
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Loosen and remove the sensor module screws with the provided 5/64” Allen wrench.
Pinch the sensor module finger removal tab and remove sensor module.
Insert the new sensor module.
Gently tighten the sensor module screws with the provided 5/64” Allen wrench.
Replace access cover and tighten screw with the Philips screwdriver.
Perform the POWER UP sequence [24 hours] and calibration process (page 7).
RESETTING THE DEVICE
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Open Lid
Press mode button 3 times to select GUEST mode.
Verify the USER and G light are both illuminated
Press and hold the mode button for 5 seconds until the CALIBRATE LO light is solidly illuminated.
Press the mode button once so the CALIBRATE HI light is solidly illuminated.
Press and hold the mode button for 5 to 10 seconds until the BATTERY light starts blinking.
Once the BATTERY light stops blinking, verify all lights are extinguished. This process takes 15
minutes.
You can now unplug device from the outlet.
Wait 10 seconds then plug the device back into the outlet.
Verify LEVL logo light is blinking. (This takes a few seconds)
Wait the 24-hour conditioning period.
Verify both the CALIBRATE LO and CALIBRATE HI are illuminated and blinking.
Follow the calibration process on page 7 .
BATTERY BACKUP
In the event of a power outage or disconnection from the wall outlet power, the LEVL device will operate its
fan from a built-in battery to protect the acetone sensor.
In the event of a power outage or the device is disconnected from AC power:
 The device will terminate any measurement in progress.
 BATTERY will remain illuminated for 2 hours.
 Bluetooth, user interface, and display are disabled.
 The LEVL device fan will continue to operate. The BATTERY light will remain illuminated but
measurements cannot be taken.
 After 2 hours, if AC power is not restored, the LEVL device will power down.
 The BATTERY light will begin blinking.
 The LEVL device fan will operate for 15 minutes and then enter the LEVL device OFF mode.
 Once the power down sequence is complete, the BATTERY light will stop blinking and the LEVL
device is off.
AIR FILTER REPLACEMENT
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IMPORTANT! Read all steps below before proceeding with the air filter replacement.
Instructions to order a replacement air filter can be found on the LEVL app or at LEVLnow.com.
Required Equipment:
 Coin
 Replacement filter
Use a coin to remove the filter.
Insert new filter in the opening, use coin to tightly secure filter.
Note: The filter should be replaced annually unless damaged or in a dirty environment.
This device and its use are covered by one or more of the following pending US patent applications:
20160341716, 20160341715, 20140371619, 20140366610. Additional US and Foreign patents
pending.
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© 2014, Medamonitor, Inc. All rights reserved. LEVL is a trademark of Medamonitor, LLC.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Device temperature range: 59-82 F, 15 to 28 °C.
Accuracy of acetone measurement: +/- 1.0 ppm Arms
Display resolution: 1 ppm
Display Range: 1-6 ppm
Humidity: 15-90% non-condensing
Electrical rating: Input - 100-120V~1A 60Hz
Service life: 2 years
Ingress protection IP22
Applied parts – breath pods and disposable straws
Mass of device 1.8 lbs. 0.8 kg
Elevation for operation: Up to 2000m / 6562 ft.
This LEVL device is specified to operate at 1 atmospheric pressure (794-1060hPA)
This device contains a Li-Ion Battery; this battery is not user replaceable.
This appliance conforms to the following standards:
IEC 14971 Medical devices – Application of risk management to medical devices.
ISO 10993-1: 2009/(R)2013 Biological evaluation of medical devices — Part 1: Evaluation and
testing within a risk management process
IEC 60601-1 Medical electrical equipment – Part 1: General requirements for basic safety and
essential performance.
IEC 60601-1-2 Medical electrical equipment – part 1-2: General requirements for basic safety and
essential performance – Collateral standard: electromagnetic compatibility – Requirements and tests
IEC 60601-1-11 Medical electrical equipment -- Part 1-11: General requirements for basic safety and
essential performance -- Collateral standard: Requirements for medical electrical equipment and
medical electrical systems used in the home healthcare environment.
MEDICAL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT needs special precautions regarding EMC. For detailed
description of EMC requirements please contact Customer Service. Portable and mobile RF
communications equipment can affect MEDICAL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT.
Please do not dispose of the product in the household waste at the end of its useful life. To protect
the environment, dispose the device and internal Li-Ion rechargeable battery at appropriate collection
sites according to national or local regulations.
FCC regulatory information
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
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(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. Changes or modifications not
expressly approved by Medamonitor could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
WARNING: This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. There is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by unplugging the equipment and moving it to another room, the user is encouraged to
try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
1. Reorient or relocate the equipment.
2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
4. Consult an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This product emits radio frequency energy, but the radiated output power of this device is far below
the FCC radio frequency exposure limits. This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure
limits established for an uncontrolled environment. Nevertheless, the device should be used in such a
manner that the potential for human contact with the antenna during normal operation is minimized.
MANUFACTURED BY
Medamonitor, LLC
500 Yale Ave N
Seattle, WA 98109
levlnow.com
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ERRORS TROUBLESHOOTING
ID
Mode
Solution
If problem
persists
Call customer
service.
Power-Up
Device doesn’t turn on
Check power cord
Power-Up
LEVL logo is illuminated, but
the LEVL logo is not blinking
to indicate POWER UP
status.
The device is still charging the
battery. Wait up to 2 hours for
POWER-UP sequence to start.
Call customer
service.
Power-Up
The device was connected to
AC 120V power and will not
start measurement. LEVL
logo is blinking.
Device has started POWER-UP
sequence and will be unable to
perform a measurement until
POWER-UP sequence is
completed.
Call customer
service.
Calibration
CALIBRATE LO and
CALIBRATE HI are
blinking.
Calibration lights will blink 14
days after last calibration
indicating a calibration is
required.
Call customer
service.
The calibration was
unsuccessful. Please repeat the
calibration process.
Call customer
service.
The calibration was
unsuccessful. Please repeat the
calibration process.
Call customer
service.
Complete calibration LO and
HI within 60 minutes of each
other.
Call customer
service.
Calibration
Calibration
Calibration
Error
Error
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Problem
Error
CALIBRATE LO light
remains illuminated after
completed calibration
process.
CALIBRATE HI light
remains illuminated after
completed calibration
process.
CALIBRATE HI or
CALIBRATE LO lights
remain illuminated after
calibration.
ERROR is illuminated and
device will not start a
measurement.
ERROR is illuminated and
device will not start a
measurement.
Device may have been
contaminated by environment.
(i.e., nail polish fumes)
Breath sensor module has
reached end of life.
Wait until the LEVL logo is
solidly illuminated, press the
mode button one time to clear
the ERROR and repeat the
calibration process.
ERROR illuminates during
the calibration process.
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Replace
sensor
module.
Replace
sensor
module.
Call customer
service.
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SYMBOL GLOSSARY
Symbol
Description
Consult instructions for use
Shock Protection (Applied Parts Type BF)
Class II
IP22 – Ingress protection from solid matter greater than 12.5 mm in diameter and IP22 –
Ingress protection from liquid falling vertically when enclosure is tipped up 15°
Humidity exposure range
Atmospheric pressure range
UL Classified device
Bluetooth enabled device
Rev 0.9 – 1/13/17

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