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7. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

7.1. LANGUAGE SETUP

For body temperature readings between 32ºC and 37ºC (100.3ºF-89.6ºF), the

display will be backlit in blue and display the temperature.

FEVER: If the measured temperature is between 38ºC and 42ºC (100.4ºF-

109.3ºF), the display will show the fever indicator (FE) and will be backlit in RED.

Whilst in standby mode, press the talk buttonto report the temperature, [ ]

current time or room temperature.

After each forehead reading, the thermometer reports the temperature obtained

in the language chosen.

Whilst in standby mode, press and hold the talk button [ ] for 2 seconds and

release. Repeat to step through Spanish, English, German, French, Italian,

Russian or mute function.

Remember that in waiting mode, the LCD alternatively displays time, date and

room temperature.

7.2.2. PREPARATIONS

• Avoid using in a draught to assure an accurate reading.

• If there is a difference in temperature between the storage area and the place

where the reading is to take place, leave the thermometer at room temperature

for approximately 30 minutes, failure to do so may cause an inaccurate reading.

• Don’t touch or blow the infrared sensor. A dirty infrared sensor may cause an

inaccurate reading.

• To achieve an accurate reading, it is very important to check the infrared sensor

is clean before using.

7.2.3. FOREHEAD TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT

• Make sure that the patient's forehead is clean before taking a reading to assure

that it is accurate. If it is necessary to wipe the patient's forehead, please wait for

5-10 minutes after wiping it, before taking their temperature.

• External factors may affect the patient's forehead temperature, particularly when

an individual has been exposed to very hot or very cold temperatures or has

recently been swimming or bathing. If necessary, wait 30 minutes before taking

the patient's temperature.

• A forehead and temple temperature differs from an internal temperature, which is

taken orally or rectally. Vasoconstriction, an effect which constricts the blood

vessels and cools the skin, can occur during the early stages of a fever. In this

case, the temperature taken may be unusually low. If the reading does not match

the patient's perception of his own body temperature, repeat the reading every 15

minutes. As a reference point, you can also measure the internal body

temperature using a conventional oral or rectal thermometer.