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viiiAbout the Accu-Chek®Sensor ComfortTest StripElectrodesInsert strip with silver-coloured bars up and toward the meter.Yellow WindowDo not apply blo

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Inserting the BatteryYour meter is shipped with one 3-volt battery type 2032(CR 2032, DL 2032, or equivalent) that needs to beinserted before testing.

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2.Insert the 3-volt battery(type 2032) into thecompartment with “+”side facing you.3. Snap battery cover back inplace. If time and datefeature was set

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If a flashing battery symbolappears on the display, thebattery is nearly dead.After changing the battery, your meter will prompt you toverify the time

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Setting the Beeper, Time, Date, Year,and Hypo FlagTurning the Beeper On or OffDoes the beeperhave to be turned on?No, it is an optional feature. Turni

Page 7 - Sensor Meter

3. Press and hold down the ON/OFF button until “set”appears at the bottom of the screen. Release theON/OFF button.“On,” “set,” and theflashing beeper

Page 8 - Code Key Slot

5. Press and hold down theON/OFF button until stripicon is seen flashing orcode and “---” appear toleave this function.Setting the Time, Date and Year

Page 9 - Special Features

5. Press and release the ON/OFF button. The hourdisplay flashes.6. Press and release the right or left arrow button untilthe correct hour is displayed

Page 10 - Test Strip

Setting the Hypo FlagThe hypo flag allows you to define your hypoglycemiclevel and receive a reminder whenever you obtain ablood sugar result below th

Page 11 - Inserting the Battery

7. Press and release the right or left arrow button toadjust the hypo flag setting.8. To leave this function, press and hold down theON/OFF button unt

Page 12 - Battery Symbol on the Display

This product fulfills the requirements of Directive98/79/EC on in vitro diagnostic medical devices.

Page 13 - Battery must be replaced

A code key is properly inserted when it snaps into place.You will need to insert a new code key:• Whenever you open a new box of strips.• Whenever eit

Page 14 - Turning the Beeper On or Off

TestingGathering SuppliesTo begin testing, you will need the following items:• Accu-Chek®Sensor Meter• Accu-Chek® Sensor Comfort Test Strips• Accu-Che

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3. Remove new test stripfrom vial. Be sure totightly replace vial capafter removing test strip.4. Within 3 minutes, inserttest strip into test strip s

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5. Let your arm hang down at your side briefly to allowblood to flow to your fingertips.6. Grasp your finger just below the joint closest to thefinger

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9. When blood is applied to strip, an hourglassflashes on the display untilmeasurement is completed.Result appears.10. The blood glucose result is dis

Page 18 - Setting the Hypo Flag

11. Remove test strip from meter. Discard the strip andlancet in a puncture-proof container with a lid. If youhave completed your testing, turn the me

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Marking a Result with a Flag, Asterisk ( )This feature allows you to perform a test and mark theresult with a flag (asterisk) to be stored in memory.

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Understanding Your Test ResultsIf your blood glucose result seems unusually high, low,or inconsistent with your previous results or glucosetrends and

Page 21 - Gathering Supplies

Do’s and Don’tsDO:• TIGHTLY REPLACE VIAL LID IMMEDIATELYAFTER REMOVING A TEST STRIP.• Make sure code number on meter matches codenumber on strip vial

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Proper Test Strip AppearanceAlthough only a small amount of blood is needed, it isvery important that you put enough blood on your teststrip so that t

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WelcomeThank you for selecting the Accu-Chek®SensorSystem. Designed for ease of use, this system wasproduced in close association with diabetes health

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Using MemoryThe meter automatically stores 480 glucose results, lettingyou review them in order from the most recent to theoldest. If you have set the

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followed by the most recent result stored in memory.If no code key is installed, code and “---” appear.Press and release the right or left arrow butto

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Quality Control ChecksWhat are quality control checks?They ensure that you are doing a test correctly andthat your system is working properly.When sho

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To do a quality control check, you need:• Accu-Chek® Sensor Comfort Glucose ControlSolutions (Level 1 and Level 2)• Accu-Chek®Sensor Comfort Test Stri

Page 28 - Do’s and Don’ts

Performing a Quality Control Check 1. Open test strip vial and remove test strip.Replace vial cap.2. Within 3 minutes,inserttest strip (yellowwindowfa

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5. Gently squeeze the bottle to form one small drop.6.Bring the drop to the edge of the strip within the curve,and allow the strip to automatically dr

Page 30 - Using Memory

Note: Result must be marked with an L1 or L2 forthe meter to verify if control result is within range. Ifresult has not been marked with an L1 or L2,

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Understanding Control ResultsIf your glucose control results are within the acceptablerange, you can feel confident that your test strips andmeter are

Page 32 - Quality Control Checks

Caring For Your MeterDisplay CheckThis verifies that all parts ofthe display are working. Makesure the meter is off. Press andhold down the ON/OFF but

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Storage and HandlingKeep your meter free of dust. Protect it from extremes intemperature and humidity, and handle it with care. Ifmeter is dropped, pe

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Note to Healthcare Professionals: Follow the infection control procedures appropriate foryour facility. A drop of fresh, whole blood is required toper

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Transferring DataThe meter allows you to transfer all the data that youhave stored in its memory to your computer so thisinformation can be printed.

Page 37 - Understanding Control Results

Quick Reference Display GuideMeter needs to be coded/calibrated, or code key is not inserted completely; turn meter OFF and insert code key (see page

Page 38 - Caring For Your Meter

Blood glucose result appears on display (see page 14).Blood glucose result may be higher than 600 mg/dL (33,3 mmol/L). If this does not confirm the wa

Page 39 - Storage and Handling

Temperature is above or below the operating range oftest strips (14°to 40°C). The result you have obtainedmay not be accurate. Move to an area between

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If you are reviewing memory and a result appears with atemperature symbol as shown, this result may not beaccurate because the test was performed outs

Page 41 - Transferring Data

Display MessagesBattery DisplaysBattery power is low.Change battery soon.(battery symbol not flashing)Battery is dead. Change battery now. Meter will

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Quality Control Check DisplaysMeter is ready for a Level 1 or Level 2 glucose controlcheck. Apply a drop of Level 1 or Level 2 glucose controlsolution

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Example of an acceptable control result.orGlucose control result is not acceptable. Repeat test.Refer to Understanding Control Results (see page 27).E

Page 44 - Memory Displays

Error MessagesThe meter automatically performs a system check toprevent inaccurate results. If the meter detects amalfunction, it displays the “Err” m

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ContentsAbout the Accu-Chek Sensor Meter . . . . . .vSpecial Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .viiAbout the Accu-Chek Sensor ComfortTe

Page 46 - Battery Displays

Your blood sugar may be extremely high or a meter orstrip error has occurred. If this confirms how you feel,contact your healthcare professional immed

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Meter has detected the loss of all results in memory. Turn meter OFF and turn it back ON again. You may not be able to recall the results previously s

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Technical DataPlease read information packaged with test strips regarding up to date product specifications and limitations.Measuring Principle: The g

Page 49 - Error Messages

Product SpecificationsMeter Storage -25° to 70°CConditions <85% humidity>53.3 kPa atmospheric pressureSystem OperatingRefer to your test strip

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Power Supply One 3-volt lithium battery type2032 (CR 2032, DL 2032 orequivalent) Data Port 3-wire RS-232C Serial Port Multiplexed TTL UARTTest Strip

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Product Safety InformationExplanation of symbolsCAUTION Refer to accompanying documents.3V type2032Listed by Underwriter’sLaboratories, Inc.® in accor

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Warranty and Service InstructionsRoche Diagnostics warrants the meter against anymaterial and manufacturing defects that may ariseduring proper use of

Page 53 - Product Specifications

Supplies and AccessoriesThe following supplies and accessories are available from pharmacies or your local surgical supplier.Accu-Chek Sensor Comfort

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IndexAbout your Accu-Chek Sensor Meter ...vAccu-Chek Sensor Comfort Test Strip ...viii, 11Batteries ...

Page 55 - Product Safety Information

Error messages ...39Flag (asterisk) ...

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Caring for Your Meter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28Display Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 57 - Supplies and Accessories

Specifications, product... 43Storage conditions ... 29, 43Stora

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Any QuestionsWe want to give you the help you need for long andreliable service of your meter.Review your test procedure and make sure that you areper

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ACCU-CHEK and SOFTCLIX are trademarks of a Member of the Roche Group.03654117001-07032003/06Roche Diagnostics GmbHSandhofer Strasse 116D-68305 Mannhei

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vAbout the Accu-Chek® Sensor Meter DisplayShows blood glucose result,messages, andglucose resultsstored in memory.ON/OFF ButtonPress to turnmeter ON o

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viAbout the Accu-Chek Sensor Meter446731Code KeyFor coding/calibrating your meter.New code keycomes with everyvial of test strips.Battery CoverRemove

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Special FeaturesYour meter is designed to store informationimportant to you and your healthcareprofessional. The memory will store 480readings.Along w

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