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INSTRUCTION FOR USE
CONTENTS
What’s inside .......................................................... 1
Product description ............................................... 2
Intended use & Precaution ................................... 3
Instructions for use ................................................ 4
Extended range monitoring .............................. 10
Storage & Maintenance ..................................... 1 1
Troubleshooting .................................................. 12
Technical specification ........................................ 1 3
Certification & Disclaimer ................................... 14
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Table 16
Definition of symbols .......................................... 20
WHAT’S INSI DE
1. FeverScoutTM 2. Charger 3. D‘sposab|e Adheswes
x1 x1 x5
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Indicating LED light
Chargm plate
Chargin pins
Embedded Embedded
chargtng pads temperature sensor
The patch :3 powered by a rechargeable hthnum battery
For proper disposal of the battery, please refer to
Imtructlons on page 17.
Battery
compartment
Adhesuve
storage
Patch Charger
INTENDED USE 8: PRECAUTION
Intended use:
The wireless Fever Scout thermometer is a non-invasive and reusable electronic device. This product is intended for
non-urgent ambulatory continuous armpit body temperature monitoring for all ages.
Precautions:
1. Any form of modification to this device is forbidden.
2. Do not use this device togetherwith MRI or CT
equipment.
3. Physrcians should diagnose based on clinical
references and symptoms, and use this device as a
subsidiarytool.
4. Do not use this devrce if it cannot stay in contactwith
the skin and do not use on wounded or irritated skin.
5. This device Is non-sterile.
6. it is recommended for indoor use only.
7. The patch isto beworn underthe armpit. Patch
axposu reto ambient temperaure may cause inaccurate
temperature readings.
8. Do not submerge the pach in the water. Patch may
be removed for bath or shower and re-applied after.
9. Do not excessively bend ortwistthe patch.
10. In case of skin discomfort, remove patch
immediately.
11. For additional safety, keep the product out of user’s
mouth.
12. User may only change the charger AAA batteries;
no user servrceable part I: provided forthis product.
13. Device setup shall be performed by adults. Please
dell customer service a (408) 663-6784 ilany issues
occur du ring device setup.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
1. Aalvatetho patch
lw
You mut piece the patch in the charger
to actuate the patch.
O LIDLUt on: India-tea patch is charging.
The lightwill ntay on for 15 mondl.
1 .1 . Rottethe adhenive storageto 1.2. After allowing the patch to 8 p
acce- the battery compartment charg- for It lent two hours, M9 LID Th9 d‘VQ" bettonel are k"-
door. PIacethree AAAbotteriu into remove itfrom the charging plate. _
thedwger. and chmtheputohto Thepatdnwll "anima- . LID'WOFEChergerI-omdbd-du.
charge font leattwo hours. phonowhie bigot-god.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
2. Set up the app
3.Pairing
IUD-1 W:
2.1 . Download the 2.2. Create a profile 2.3. Enable fever alert. 3.1 . Place patch on the 3.2. Once the patch is
app and create an for the userweanng and input temperature phone. Ensure that your pai red, you can apply
account. Fever Scout. alert for the selected loluetooth is on and keep adhesive. Always pairthe
user profile. your phone within arm's pmh before applying
reach while pairing. adhnive.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
4. Dulce Set Up
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4.1. Carefully remove Sldfl 4.2. Alp!“ mofl 4.3. Attachdnepotdw IA. Carefully removethe
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
5. Warm Up
YOU ARE
GOOD TO GO!
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5.1 . Clean the an'npit area. 5.2. Let your arm drop at yourside
Place the patch with the purple to cover the patch and keep it
side facing in toward: the therefor at least 8 minutu. Keep \
armpit and blue side facing out. your phone within arm's leach.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
temperature reading 5 98.6‘F/37
‘C(Armpit)
93.6"F/37°C < temperatue
reading < uer‘aternpemm alert.
temperature reading 2
uler‘e hmpereture alert.
Tamper-tun Mentoring
1 . Hakeem the Bimtoothfeetu'e in mfled.
lSdecthdnL-erproffleyouwiflbe
monitoring.
3. Make sure the phore is within range for
cortiruombempertm monitorir'g.
4. MeritorternpemreviafliIAPP‘l Clock.
Joumel. endTrend view.
3. Seiectthe notes feturefmm the main screen to
add uymptoma rid medication Note: will be
saved LndertheJoumalacreen.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
HOME SCREEN I‘- TREND VIEW B NOTE VIEW ADD NOTES
View the temperature from Rotate your smart phone to Wew and share your Take detailed notes of
last 12 hours. Patch battery a horizontal view to observe customizable notes with symptoms and medication.
life is displayed below the the graph. your family members.
temperature.
EXTENDED RANGE MONITORING
1. Keep the chargerwithin arm's reach of user
wearing the pach (within 4.9 W15 rn),
‘IO
2. The charger wdl send temperaure data to
your phone (upto 131 H40 m), allowing you
to mo nitortemperatu re without having to be
nearthe user wearing the pa1ch,
STORAGE & MAINTENANCE
Cleaning Adhesives
lt IS recommended to use a new adhesivefrorn the Each Fever Scout“ cornea With 5 medical grade replaceable
adheswe storage With eadfi me. To clean the patch adhesives. Wearmg time Istyp'cally 1 day, but some users
before epplymg new adhesive, wnpe both surfaces may wart to change adheaives more often dependan on
with an alcohol wipe. 5km type and comfortablllty. Additional adhesive: can be
purchased separately as needed
Note: With proper maintenance, the patch should
be functioning for one year.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
1. This devrce might be damaged. 1. Contact customer service at (408) 663-6784.
2. This device might not be worn correctly. 2. Recheckdevice‘s location or contact with the
3. This devrce isattached to the armprtfor armpit.
less than eight minutes. 3. Keep this device attached for eight minutes
4. The arm is not consistently kept in the before reading temperature.
natural dropping position during 4. Keep arm in naturaldropping position
calibration. consistently.
5. The operation temperature is too high or 5. Usethis device under instructed operation
too low. temperature.
6. The patch was worn before pairing. 6. Pair the patch before wearing.
7. Temperature sensor not covered by arm. 7. Coverthe temperature sensorwith arm.
3. Usertouched sensor beforewearing. 8. Do not touch the sensor before wearing.
1. Bluetooth feature is not enabled in the 1. Enable Bluetooth feature in the smart phone.
smart phone. 2. Move the smart phone closer to the device.
2. Out of connection range. 3. Have blue side of the Fever Scout patch
3. Blue side of the Fever Scout patch atposed and do not squeeze the arm closed.
blocked by arm.
12
TECHMCAL SPECIFICATION
m name: Fever SmutTM
cueyMedd:w-2oo
Sin: 61x41 mm
Thiclaun: 55mm
Woidae 7.3g
Quin dominant bunny an: 7 clays
new in! Ho: 12 month-
'l'hmmluion dour-n: 40m (wuth charger box relay)
Amway: :: (11°C (from 35“C to 42°C)
Push wuhr "limo: IP2 2
Changer wuhr min-no: IP21
Opllflon/Stuq- Imam:
Turin-rm: 10°C - 40°C
Hunifly Kongo: 15-35%
Fauna lingo: 70-106 kPa .
Rondvor:
Antioid Mo: Available lie 2016.
Appl- doviu: The FeverScoLt‘“ app is compatible with For more details about AndroidlApplesupport
iPhones and iF‘adsthu have Bluetouth 4.1 low energy please refer to wwwlovunmm
capability, and running'onlOS.
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CERTIFICATION 8: DISCLAIMER
Notes:
This devrce has been tested and found to comply with the Irmitsfor a Class Bdigital device, pursuant to part 15 ofthe 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 according with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guaranteethat interference will
not occur in a particular installation.
lfthis device does cause harmfiil interference to radio or This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
television reception, which can be determined by turning Operaion is subject to the followrng two conditions: (1)
the device off(i.e. putting the patch on the charger) and this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)this
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the device must accept any interference received, including
interference by one or more ofthe following measures: interference that may cause undesired operation.
1. Increase the separation between the Fever Scout” Changes or modification not expressly approved by
patch and charger. VivaLnk could void the user' s authorityto operate the
2. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circu it equrpment,
different from that to which the receiver is connected.
3. Consult an aperienced radio lTVtech nician for help.
‘I4
CERTIFICATION & DISCLAIMER
For private houdwlda: Helm-don on Dipoaal for
User: ofVEEE
Disposing ofth is product correctly will help save valuable
resources and prevent any potential negaive effects on
human health and the environment, which could otherwise
arise from inappropriate waste handling. Please co ntact
your local authority forfurther details ofyour nearest
designated collection point. Penalties may be applicable
for incorrect disposal ofthis waste, in accordance with
your national legislation.
This symbol (X) on the product(s) and / or accompanying
documents m'ganSthat used electrical and electronic
equipment (WEEE) should not be mixed with general
household waste. For proper treatment, recovery and
recycling, pleasetakethis product(s) to designated
collection po intswhere It will be accepted free ofcharge.
Alternatively, in some countries, you may be able to return
your products to your local retailer u pon purchase of an
equivalent new product.
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Battery Removal
The charger contains AAA batteries and the pach contains a
lithium battery. Refer to proper disposal instructions below:
1. To remove the battery, cutthe patch. The battery is located
in the center of the patch.
2. To remove the x batteries, open the battery
compartment door on the bottom ofthe charger.
3. All batteries/accumulators should be disposed separately
from the municipal waae stream via designated collection
facilities appointed by the government or the local
authorities. The correct disposal ofyour old batteries/acui-
mulators will help to prevent potential negative consequenc-
esforthe environment, animal and human health.
4. For more detailed information about disposal of your old
batterieyaccumulators, please contact your local waste
disposal service.
ELECTROMAGNETIC CO MPATI BILITY (EMC) TABLE
Table 1
Guldanco and manufadura‘l dodardlon - dedmmagndlclmmunly
IEC 60601 Tut Laval ampionce Level Elearotnugnedc environmem - guidance
Electrostatic Electrostatic
discharge (ESD) *" 6 WWW“ discharge (ESD)
Hoe rs should be wood, concrete, or ceram ic tile. If
floors are covered with synthetlc material, the
+/-8 kVair relar'rve humidity should be at least 30%.
IEC 61m04-2 IEC 610004-2
Fbwer frequency The powerfrequeno; magnetic field should be
(50/60 Hz) magnetic measured In the intended Installation location to
fie|d IEC MUD-b6 assu re that it is sufiociently lowr
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ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY (EMC) TABLE
Table 2(Pal1' 1)
IEC 60601 To: Lewd Cunpionee Level Electromagnetic eruimmnem - gJidnnca
Portable and mobile RF communications
equipment should be used no closerto any part of
Fever Scout, incIuding cables] than the
recommended separation distance calcu lated from
the equatio n applicable to the frequency of the
transmlflert
Ikdiated RF 3 Wm
IEC 61030-43 SOMHzto 2.5 GHz
Recommended separation distance.
d=1.2JP
d=1.2JP8O MHzto 800 MHz
d: 2.3JP800 MHzt02.5 GHz
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ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY (EMC) TABLE
Table 2 (Put 2)
EC 6060‘! Tu! Levd Cunpience Level Electromagnetic envirormem - gJidence
Where P isthe maximum output power rating ofthe
. ‘ ‘ din tothe transmitter
Red and RF 3 Wm transmitter In watts (W) accor g
‘ MH t ' H manufacturer and d Isthe recommended
lEC 61(110-4 3 80 z o 2 5 G 2 separation dmance in meters (mi
Field strengthsfrom feted RF transmitters, as
determined by an electromagnetic site survey,l
should be less than the compliance level in each
frequency range.1
interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked
mi. the following ayrnbol: 050
Field mesh: from nixed trenarnittere auch aa be» nation forradio(ceilular/cadidaa)telephmea and land mobile radial am eteur radio. AM end FM
rediobro neat and TV broadcast canna be predicted theoretically with accuraq To aeaeee the elearomagraic environment due to fixed R'F
Transmitters. an electranegneti: site survey should be conddered. Ifthe measured field strengh In the location In whidt Fever Scout I: used exceeds the
applicable RF commence lewl abate. Fever Scout *Iouid be observed to venfy normal operaflont lfabnormal performance ia obaerved additional
mun meybe nunery aud'i “reaming or rel acx'ng Fever Sm.
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ELECT R0 MAGNETIC CO MPATI BILITY (EMC) TABLE
Tdalo3
Guldanc. and manuhdunfl dodardlon - dedromagndlclmmunly
Rated maximum output power oftransmitter Separaion distance according to frequenq oftransminer
150 kHzto 80 MHz SOMHzto 8CD MHz 800 MHz to 2.56Hz
d=12JP d=1.2JP d=2.3JP
_E—-§_—-E-
Farmnmnu: mod n a maxim» alpapawor nu lillod abow. tho remanded separation disarm. d in matevs(m)can by "limited using flu
«potion npphmble to the frequency of the transmitter. where P is the man'mum output pmr rating ofthe transmitter in watts (W) Reading to H19
Varmint manufacturer.
NOTE thMHz andBOO MHthe mm diam fonhe hidwr frequencyrango applies
NOTE 2:Thnn gu'dnlinn may notapuyin aI amnion: Elnaramg'mic propagation il abated by Ibiorption rcflocticn i'om strucu'u. objects. and
poqxlg.
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FCCicon
WEEE icon
Cor-sat Instruaionl
for use
Type-B applied port
Temperature limit
DEFI MTION OF SYMBOLS
d]
Mandactuer
Date of mendaau'e
Amhan'zed representable
inthe European Community
Serial num ber
Cnllog number
20
C6
21
PIP
(«:3
CE mark
Other paper
m aerial:
Useby date
Radio emission
Emerge Europe BM
Molenstra at 15
2513 EH The Hague.
The Netherlands
(6
0086
IBL75—06-01 REV.O1
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THANK YOU
For choosing Fever Scout"'M
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