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hberttmank
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Need help figuring who made a blood pressure cuff or how to adjust it. I will try to make this as short and concise as possible. A cuff I have used for years needed new batteries so I changed them today with two new aaa batteries. Now it talks to me with a female voice telling me how to use it, my pressure and heart rate, etc. Never did this before for years. There is an icon of a speaker on the lower left that I can not not figure out how to turn off. It is not a touch screen and I have tried many combinations of the lower buttons with no luck. I have no manual and don't know who made it. Thanks for any help.



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RogueJSK
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From a quick Google Images search, it appears to be a generic Chinese-made model that's sold under a large number of different brand names and model numbers.

Here's the instructions from a similar one, so you might try these steps. Even if the stuff displayed on the screen isn't identical, it might get you to the right setting.

1) With the unit powered off, press and hold the SET button for 5 seconds until digits on the screen flash.

2) Then repeatedly press the SET button to cycle past Month, Day, Hour, and Minute (which is how you would set the date and time, using the MEM button). After that, the screen should then display a flashing SP.

3) On the SP screen, use the MEM button to cycle through SP-01 (English), SP-02 (Spanish), and SP-0F (Off).
 
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There's some more detailed instructions on this Ebay page.

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SETTING YOUR DEVICE:

After put in the battery you don't need to press any buttons. It's in sleep mode.

1. Select the user
In sleep mode, Press SET button at least 3 seconds, symbol fashes.Press MEM button to select between user I and user 2. Press SET button to confirm.

2. Set the Date
In sleep mode, Press SET button for at least 3 seconds, symbol fashes. Press SETbutton to select date.Year displays and flashes. Press MEM button to increase the number by increments ofone(hold MEM button to increase faster).Press SET button then Month display and flashes. Follow the procedure above to set the Month. Day, Hour, and Minute in order.

3.Switch On/Off the Voice
In sleep mode, press SET button for at least 3 seconds enter user settings status, then keep press SET button until enter SP setting, SP ON or SP OFF displays and flashes. Press MEM button to switch. SP ONindicates that the voice function is on, and SP OFF is voice off. Press SET button to confirm.

4. Switch the Pressure Unit
In sleep mode, Press SET button at least 3 seconds enter user settings status then keep press SETbutton until enter PR setting. After setting theVoice PR ON or PR OFF displays and flashes. Press MEM button to switch. PR ON is kPa PR OFF is mmHg. Press SET button to confirm.

FUNCTION KEY DESCRIPTION:

On/off key:
1) In the sleep state, short press enter into the automatic test mode.

Memory key:
1) In the sleep state, short press enter into the memory query mode.
2) In the memory query mode, long press for 3 seconds and short press set key to removes all the current user memory data.
3) In the sleep state, short press the memory key to query memory storage, if there is no memory group the screen shows “No”(without pronunciation)


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hberttmank
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Thanks both you guys so much. Smile Problem solved.


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irreverent
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And by the way, nice numbers. Are you an athlete? Wink

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hberttmank
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irreverent, I am not an athlete but I do stay active and walk alot every week.


"But, as luck would have it, he stood up. He caught that chunk of lead." Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Hathcock
"If there's one thing this last week has taught me, it's better to have a gun and not need it than to need a gun and not have it." Clarence Worley
 
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If it's old-old, you might consider replacing it or at the least take it with you to your next doctor's appointment and check it against their BP machine to see if it's still accurate.


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