TAIDOC TECHNOLOGY 4283BBEM2 Blood Glucose Monitoring System User Manual IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
TAIDOC TECHNOLOGY CORP. Blood Glucose Monitoring System IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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TD‐4283
BLOODGLUCOSE
MONITORINGSYSTEM
OWNER’SManual
Version1.0
2012‐02
Dear TD-4283 System Owner:
Thank you for purchasing the TD-4283 Blood Glucose Monitoring System.
This manual provides important information to help you to use the system
properly. Before using this product, please read the following contents
thoroughly and carefully.
Regular monitoring of your blood glucose levels can help you and your doctor
gain better control of your diabetes. Due to its compact size and easy
operation, you can use the TD-4283 Blood Glucose Monitoring System to
easily monitor your blood glucose levels by yourself anywhere, any time.
If you have other questions regarding this product, please contact the place of
purchase or call the Customer Care Line.
IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
READ BEFORE USE
1. Use this device ONLY for the intended use described in this manual.
2. Do NOT use accessories which are not specified by the manufacturer.
3. Do NOT use the device if it is not working properly or if it is damaged.
4. Do NOT use the equipment in places where aerosol sprays are being used
or where oxygen is being administered.
5. Do NOT under any circumstances use the device on newborns or infants.
6. 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.
7. 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.
8. Keep the device and testing equipment away from young children. Small
items such as the battery cover, batteries, test strips, lancets and vial caps
are choking hazards.
9. 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.
10. Do NOT use this instrument in close proximity to sources of strong
electromagnetic radiation, as these may interfere with the accurate
operation.
KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN A SAFE PLACE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Important Information
Intended Use
Test Principle
Meter Overview
Display Screen
Test Strip
Setting the Meter
THE FOUR MEASURING MODES
Control Solution Testing
Performing a Control Solution Test
TESTING WITH BLOOD SAMPLE
Preparing the Puncture Site
Alternative Site Testing
Performing a Blood Glucose Test
METER MEMORY
Reviewing Test Results
Reviewing Blood Glucose Day Average Results
Downloading Results onto a Computer
MAINTENANCE
Battery
Caring for Your Meter
Caring for Your Test Strips
Important Control Solution Information
SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING
Result Readings
Error Messages
Troubleshooting
DETAILED INFORMATION
SYMBOL INFORMATION
SPECIFICATIONS
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Important Information
Severe dehydration and excessive water loss may cause readings which are
lower than actual values. If you believe you are suffering from severe
dehydration, consult a healthcare professional immediately.
If your blood glucose results are lower or higher than usual, and you do not
have any symptoms of illness, first repeat the test. If you have symptoms or
continue to get results which are higher or lower than usual, follow the
treatment advice of your healthcare professional.
Use only fresh whole blood samples 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 the instructions given in this
owner’s manual, contact your healthcare professional.
We do not recommend using this product on severely 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 your healthcare
professional before use.
The measurement unit used for indicating the concentration of blood or
plasma glucose can either have a weight dimension (mg/dL) or a molarity
(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
For example;
1) 120 mg/dL ÷ 18 = 6.6 mmol/L
2) 7.2 mmol/L x 18 = 129 mg/dL approximately.
Intended Use
This system is intended for use outside the body (in vitro diagnostic use) by
people with diabetes at home and by healthcare professionals in clinical
settings as an aid to monitoring the effectiveness of diabetes control. It is
intended to be used for the quantitative measurement of glucose (sugar) in
fresh whole blood samples (from the finger, palm, forearm, upper arm, calf
and thigh). It should not be used for the diagnosis of diabetes, or testing on
newborns.
Professionals may test with capillary and venous blood sample; home use is
limited to capillary whole blood testing.
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.
Meter Overview
1. Test Slot
Insert test strip here to turn the meter on for testing.
2. Display Screen
3. Main Button
Enter the meter memory and silence a reminder alarm.
4. Battery Compartment
5. Set Button
Enter and confirm the meter settings.
6. USB Port (only for charge)
For battery recharge.
7. Bluetooth/Charging Indication Light
Display Screen
Test Strip
Absorbent Hole
Apply a drop of blood here. The blood will be automatically absorbed.
Confirmation Window
This is where you confirm 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 firmly until it will go no further.
ATTENTION:
The front side of test of test strip should face
up when inserting test strip.
Test results might be wrong if the contact bar is
not fully inserted into the test slot.
NOTE:
The TD-4283 meter should only be used with TD-4283 Test Strips. Using
other test strips with this meter can produce inaccurate results.
Setting the Meter
Before using your meter for the first time or if you change the meter battery,
you should check and update these settings. Make sure you complete the
steps below and have your desired settings saved.
Entering the Setting Mode
Start with the meter off (no test strip inserted). Press SET located on the back
to turn on the meter.
1. Setting the Date
With the year flashing, press Main Button until the correct
year appears. Press SET.
With the month flashing, press Main Button until the correct
month appears. Press SET.
With the day flashing, press Main Button until the correct
day appears. Press SET.
2. Setting the time format
Press and release Main button to select the desired time format --- 12h or
24h. Press SET.
3. Setting the time
With the hour flashing, press Main Button until the correct
hour appears. Press SET.
With the minute flashing, press Main Button until the correct
minute appears. Press SET.
4. Deleting the memory
With “dEL” and a flashing “no” symbol on the display, press SET to keep the
results in memory.
To delete all the results, press Main Button with a flashing ”yes” symbol on
the display, press SET to delete all the results and “‐‐‐“willbedisplayed.
5. Setting the reminder alarm
You may set up any or all of the reminder alarms (1-4). The meter displays
“On” or “OFF” and , press Main Button to turn on or turn off to set the first
reminder alarm.
Press Main Button to select “On”, then press SET to set the hour. When the
hour is flashing, press Main Button to add an hour. Press SET to confirm and
go to minutes, press Main Button to add one minute. Hold Main Button
longer to add faster. Press SET to confirm and go to the next alarm setting.
If you do not want to set an alarm, press SET to skip this step.
If you want to turn off an alarm, find the alarm number by pressing SET in the
setting mode, press Main Button to change from “ON” to “OFF”.
At the time of your alarm, the meter will beep and automatically turn on. You
can press Main Button to silence the alarm and insert a test strip to begin
testing. If you do not press Main Button, the meter will beep for 2 minutes
then switch off. If you do not want to test at this time, press Main Button to
switch off the meter.
THE FOUR MEASURING MODES
The meter provides you with four modes for measuring: General, AC, PC and
QC.
Modes Use when
General tests any time of day without regard to time since last meal
AC no food intake for at least 8 hours
PC 2 hours after a meal
QC testing with the control solution
You can switch between each mode by:
1. Start with the meter switched off. Insert a test strip to turn on the meter. The
screen will display a flashing “ ” .
2. Press Main button to switch between General, AC, PC and QC mode.
Control Solution Testing
Our Control Solution contains a known amount of glucose that reacts with test
strips and is used to ensure your meter 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. Please make sure you have those items needed for a blood
glucose test beforehand.
Do a control solution test when:
you first receive the meter,
at least once a week to routinely check the meter and test strips,
you begin using a new vial of test strips,
you suspect the meter or test strips are not working properly,
your blood glucose test results are not consistent with how you feel, or if you
think the results are not accurate,
practicing the testing process, or
you have dropped or think you may have damaged the meter.
Performing a Control Solution Test
You will need:
1. Meter 2. Test Strip 3. Control Solution
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1. Insert the test strip to turn on the meter
Insert the test strip into the meter. Wait for the
meter to display the “ ” .
2. Press Main Button to mark this test as a control solution test
With “QC” displayed, the meter will not store your test result in memory. If you
press Main Button again, the “QC” will disappear and this test is no longer a
control solution test.
WARNING:
When doing the control solution test, you have to mark it so that the test result
will not be stored in the memory. Failure to do so will mix up the blood glucose
test results with the control solution test results in memory.
3. Apply Control Solution
Shake the control solution vial thoroughly before use.
Squeeze out a drop and wipe it off, then squeeze out another
drop and place it on the tip of the vial cap. Hold the meter to
move the absorbent hole of the test strip to touch the drop. Once
the confirmation window fills completely, the meter will begin
counting down. To avoid contaminating the control solution, do
not directly apply control solution onto a strip.
4. Read and Compare the Result
After counting down to 0, the control solution test result will appear on the
display. Compare this result with the range printed on the test strip vial and it
should fall within this range. If not, please read the instructions again and
repeat the control solution test.
(100 mg/dL = 5.6 mmol/L; 109-165 mg/dL = 6.1-9.2 mmol/L)
Out-Of-Range Results
If you continue to have test results fall outside the range printed on the test
strip vial, the meter and strips may not be working properly. Do NOT test your
blood. Contact your local customer service or place of purchase for help.
NOTE:
The control solution range printed on the test strip vial is for control solution
use only. It is not a recommended range for your blood glucose level.
See the Meter Maintenance section for important information about your
control solutions.
TESTING WITH BLOOD SAMPLE
Warning:
To reduce the chance of infection:
Never share a lancet or the 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 for Blood Testing
Please follow the instructions in the lancing device insert for collecting a blood
sample.
Preparing the Puncture Site
Stimulating blood perfusion by rubbing the puncture site before blood
extraction has a significant influence on the glucose value obtained.
Blood from a site that has not been rubbed exhibits a measurably different
glucose concentration than blood from the finger. When the puncture site was
rubbed prior to blood extraction, the difference was significantly reduced.
Please follow the suggestions below before obtaining a drop of blood:
Wash and dry your hands before starting.
Select the puncture site either at the fingertip or another part of the body
(please see section “Alternative Site Testing” (AST) on how to select the
appropriate sites).
Clean the puncture site using cotton moistened with 70% alcohol and let it
air dry.
Rub the puncture site for about 20 seconds before penetration.
Use a clear cap (included in the kit) while setting up the lancing device.
Fingertip testing
Press the lancing device’s tip firmly against the
lower side of your fingertip. Press the release
button to prick your finger, then a click indicates
that the puncture is complete.
Blood from sites other than the fingertip
Replace the lancing device cap with the clear
cap for AST. Pull the cocking control back until
it clicks. When lancing the forearm, upper arm,
hand, thigh, or calf, avoid lancing the areas
with obvious veins because of the risk of
excessive bleeding.
NOTE:
Choose a different spot each time you test.
Repeated punctures at the same spot may
cause soreness and calluses.
Please consult your health care professional before you begin AST.
It is recommended that you discard the first drop of blood as it might
contain tissue fluid, which may affect the test result.
Alternative Site Testing
You can test on a variety of locations on your body.
Upper Arm
Thigh
Forearm
Calf
Suggested Test
Areas for the Hand
Important:
There are limitations with AST (Alternative Site Testing).
Please consult your health care professional before you perform AST.
When to use AST?
Food, medication, illness, stress and exercise can affect blood glucose levels.
Capillary blood at the fingertip reflects these changes faster than capillary
blood at other sites. Thus, when testing blood glucose during or immediately
after a meal, physical exercise, or any other event, take a blood sample
from your finger only.
We strongly recommend that you perform AST ONLY at the following times:
In 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 use AST if:
You think your blood glucose is low.
You are unaware of hypoglycemia
You are testing for hyperglycemia
Your AST results do not match the way you feel.
Your routine glucose results often fluctuate.
Performing a blood glucose test
You will need:
1. Meter 2. Test Strip 3. Lancing Device 4. Lancet
1. Insert the test strip to turn on the meter
Wait for the meter to display the “ ” .
2. Select the appropriate measuring mode by pressing M.
For selecting the measurement mode, please refer to the “FOUR
MEASURING MODES” section.
3. Obtaining a blood sample
Use the pre-set lancing device to puncture the desired
site. Wipe off the first appeared drop of blood with a
clean cotton swab. The size of the drop should be at
least as big as˙(actual size), which is 0.5 microliter (μL)
of volume. After penetration, discard the first drop of
blood with a clean cotton swab. Gently squeeze the
punctured area to obtain another drop of blood. Be
careful NOT to smear the blood sample.
4. Apply the Sample
Gently apply the drop of blood to the absorbent hole of the test strip at a titled
angle. Confirmation window should be completely filled if enough blood
sample has been applied. Do NOT remove your finger until you hear a beep
sound.
NOTE:
Do not press the punctured site against the test strip or try to smear the
blood.
If you do not apply a blood sample to the test strip within 3 minutes, the
meter will automatically turn off. You must remove and reinsert the test strip
to start a new test.
The confirmation window should be filled with blood before the meter
begins to count down. NEVER try to add more blood to the test strip after
the drop of blood has moved away. Discard the used test strip and
retest with a new one.
If you have trouble filling the confirmation window, please contact your
healthcare professional or the local customer service for assistance.
5. Read Your Result
The result of your blood glucose test will appear after the meter counts down
to 0. Blood glucose test results will automatically be stored in the memory.
(100 mg/dL = 5.5mmol/L)
6. Remove the used test strip
Remove the test strip by hand, throw the strip into a disposal container. The
meter will turn itself off automatically after the test strip is removed.
Always follow the instructions in the lancing device insert when
removing the lancet.
WARNING:
The used lancet and test strip may be biohazards. Please discard them
carefully according to your local regulations.
METER MEMORY
The meter stores the 450 most recent blood glucose test results along with
respective dates and times in its memory. To enter the meter memory, start
with the meter switched off.
Reviewing Test Results
1. Press and release Main Button
will appear on the display. Press Main Button
again, and the first reading you see is the last blood glucose result along with
date, time and the measurement mode.
(300 mg/dL = 16.7 mmol/L)
2. Press Main Button to recall the test results stored in the meter each time
you press. After the last test results, press Main Button again and the meter
will be turned off.
(200 mg/dL = 11.1 mmol/L)
Reviewing Blood Glucose Day Average Results
1. Press and release Main Button.
When appears on the display, keep pressing Main Button for 3 seconds
until the flashing “ ” appears. Release Main Button and then your 7-day
average result measured in general mode will appear on the display.
(58 mg/dL = 3.2 mmol/L)
2. Press Main Button to review 14-, 21-, 28-, 60- and 90- day average
results stored in each measuring mode in the order of Gen, AC, then PC.
3. Exit the meter memory.
Keep pressing Main Button and the meter will turn off after displaying the last
test result.
NOTE:
Any time you wish to exit the memory, keep pressing Main Button for 5
seconds or leave it without any action for 3 minutes. The meter will switch
off automatically.
Control solution results are NOT included in the day average.
If using the meter for the first time, “---“ displays when you recall the test
results or review the average result. It indicates that there is no test result
in the memory.
Downloading Results onto a Computer
Data Transmission Via Bluetooth
You can use your meter and Health Care Software System to view your test
results on your personal computer. To learn more about the Health Care
Software System, please contact local customer services or the place of
purchase for assistance.
1. Obtaining the required cable and installing the software
To download the Health Care Software System, please visit the TaiDoc’s
website: www.taidoc.com
2. Connecting to a personal computer
With the monitor turned off, the meter will initiate the monitor’s data
transmission automatically. The Bluetooth light will flash.
3. Data transmission
To transmit data, follow the instructions provided with the software. Results
will be transmitted with date and time.
WARNING:
Make sure your PC has Bluetooth before transmitting the data and the monitor is within the
receiving range.
MAINTENANCE
Battery
Your meter comes with a built-in rechargeable Li-polymer battery.
Low Battery Signal
The meter will display one of the messages below to alert you when the meter
power is getting low.
The symbol appears with E-b and :
The power is not enough to do a test. Please recharge
the battery immediately.
Battery Recharge
1. Connect the USB cable to the USB port of the meter.
2. Connect the other end of cable to a free USB port on your personal
computer.
3. The charging indicator will light up in red when battery is recharging. After
the battery is fully charged, the red light will turn green.
4. Remove the USB cable and the meter will automatically switch off.
NOTE:
It should take approximately 2 hours to be fully recharged. Recharging the
battery does not affect the test results stored in the memory.
If you wish to recharge through a wall outlet, please obtain a USB adapter.
Caring for Your Meter
To avoid the meter and test strips attracting dirt, dust or other contaminants,
please wash and dry your hands thoroughly before use.
Cleaning
1. To clean the meter exterior, 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.
2. Do NOT use organic solvents to clean the meter.
Meter Storage
Storage conditions: -20oC to 60oC (-4oF to140 oF), below 95% relative
humidity.
Always store or transport the meter in its original storage case.
Avoid dropping and heavy impact.
Avoid direct sunlight and high humidity.
Caring for Your Test Strips
Storage conditions: 2oC to 32oC (35.6oF to 89.6℉), 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 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 vial label when you first open it. Discard
remaining test strips after 3 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 help.
For further information, please refer to the test strip package insert.
Important Control Solution Information
Use only our control solutions with your meter.
Do not use the control solution beyond the expiry date or 3 months after
first opening. Write the opening date on the control solution vial and discard
the remaining solution after 3 months.
It is recommended that the control solution test be done at room
temperature 20°C to 25°C (68°F to 77°F). Make sure your control solution,
meter, and test strips are at this specified temperature range before testing.
Shake the vial before use, discard the first drop of control solution, and
wipe off the dispenser tip to ensure a pure sample and an accurate result.
Store the control solution tightly closed at temperatures between 2°C and
30°C (36°F and 86°F). Do NOT freeze.
SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING
If you follow the recommended procedure 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 meter yourself and never try to
disassemble it under any circumstances.
Result Readings
MESSAGE WHAT IT MEANS
< 20 mg/dL (1.1 mmol/L).
20 - 69 mg/dL(1.1 and 3.8 mmol/L)
70 - 129 mg/dL
(3.9 – 7.2mmol/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
(7.3 - 13.3 mmol/L)
180 - 239 mg/dL
(10 - 13.3
mmol/L).
120 - 239 mg/dL
(6.7 - 13.3
mmol/L).
≥ 240 mg/dL (13.3 – 33.3 mmol/L)
> 600 mg/dL(33.3mmol/L).
Error Messages
MESSAGE WHAT IT MEANS WHAT TO DO
Appears when the battery
cannot provide enough
power for a test.
Rechargethebattery
immediately.
Appears when a used test
strip is inserted.
Repeattestwithanewtest
strip.Iftheerrormessage
re‐appears,pleasecontact
yourlocalcustomerservice
agentforhelp.
The temperature of the
environment, meter, or test
strip is outside the system’s
operating range. You
cannot perform a test until
the meter and test strip are
within the operating range
of 10°C to 40°C (50°F to
104°F).
Repeat the test after the
meter and test strip are
within the operating
temperatures.
Problem with the meter.
Review the instructions
and try again with a new
test strip. If the problem
persists, please contact
your local customer service
agent for help.
You may have removed the
strip after applying blood to
the absorbent hole.
Keep the test strip in the
meter after it has absorbed
the blood until the meter
displays the test result.
Troubleshooting
1. If the meter does not display a message after inserting a test strip:
POSSIBLE CAUSE WHAT TO DO
Battery exhausted. Recharge the battery.
Test strip inserted upside down or
incompletely.
Insert the test strip with contact bars
end first and facing up.
Defective meter or test strips. Please contact customer services.
2. If the test does not start after applying the sample:
POSSIBLE CAUSE WHAT TO DO
Insufficient blood sample. Repeat the test using a new test strip
with a larger volume of blood sample.
Defective test strip. Repeat the test with a new test strip.
Sample applied after automatic
switch-off (2 minutes after last user
action).
Repeat the test with a new test strip.
Apply sample only when flashing
appears on the display.
Defective meter. Please contact customer services.
3. If the control solution testing result is out of range.
POSSIBLE CAUSE WHAT TO DO
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 expiry date of the control
solution.
Control solution that is too warm or
too cold.
Control solution, meter, and test
strips should be at room temperature
(20°-25°C/68°-77°F) before testing.
Defective test strip. Repeat the test with a new test strip.
Meter malfunction. Please contact customer services.
DETAILED INFORMATION
The meter provides you with plasma equivalent results.
Time of day Normal plasma glucose range for people
without diabetes (mg/dL)
Fasting and before meal < 100 mg/dL (5.6 mmol/L)
2 hours after meals < 140 mg/dL (7.8 mmol/L)
Source: American Diabetes Association (2010). Clinical Practice
Recommendations. Diabetes Care, 33 (Supplement 1): S1–S100.
Please consult your doctor to determine a target range that works best
for you.
SYMBOL INFORMATION
Symbol Referent
In vitro diagnostic medical device
Do not reuse
Consult instructions for use
Keep away from sunlight
Keep dry
Temperature limitation
Use by/ Expiry date
Use within three months after first
opening
Batch code
Manufacturer
Serial number
Caution, consult accompanying
documents
Authorised representative in the
European Community
Sterilised using irradiation
Do not use if package is
damaged
CE mark
SPECIFICATIONS
Model No. : TD-4283
Dimension & Weight: 93.03mm (L) x 26.03 mm (W) x 5.57 mm (H),
27.2g (without battery)
Power source: Li-Polymer battery
Display: LCD
Memory: 450 measurement results with date and time
External output: Bluetooth
Automatic detection of electrode insertion
Automatic reaction time count-down
Automatic blood detection
Temperature warning
Operating condition: 10°C to 40°C (50°F to 104°F), below 85% R.H.
Storage/transport conditions: -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F), below 95%
R.H.
Measurement units: Fixed mg/dL
Measurement range: 20 to 600 mg/dL (1.1 to 33.3 mmol/L)
This device has been tested to meet the electrical and safety requirements of:
IEC/EN 61010-1, IEC/EN 61010-2-101, EN 61326-1, IEC/EN 61326-2-6.
EN 301 489-17, EN 300 328.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISION (FCC) STATEMENT
15.21
You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the part
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
15.105(b)
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement
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. 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. However, 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 turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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
2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation of the device.
FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement:
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment.
End users must follow the specific operating instructions for satisfying RF exposure
compliance.
This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other
antenna or transmitter.