Microlife Aponorm Basis Control Bedienungsanleitung

Instructions for use

* Top-selling in German pharmacies, IMS Health Pharmatrend Database –

digital blood pressure monitor sales, date 02/2019

** Warranty of 2 years on blood pressure monitor cuff as a wearing part

ANS DE

GARANTIE**

CLINIQUEMENT

VALIDÉ

Children

DiabeticKidney disease

Also suitable for:

Pregnant

women

The No. 1 blood pressure monitor

in German pharmacies*

User Memory cells Blood

pressure scale

Arrhythmia

detection

Upper arm BASIS CONTROL

aponorm®Basis Control

-D

-E

-C

-A

-B

Switches, housing and accessories

1On/off button

2Display

3M button (Memory)

4Time button

5Cuff socket

6Mains adapter connector

7Battery compartment

8Cuff

9Cuff connector

10 Cuff hose

aponorm®Basis Control

BF speciﬁcation part.

Important! Please observe the information in this booklet in order to prevent damage

to the device and avoid error messages.

Protect from moisture.

Read the instructions carefully before using this monitor.

Display

11 Systolic value

12 Diastolic value

13 Pulse indicator

14 Battery level indicator

15 Blood pressure evaluation indicator

16 Stored value

17 Pulse rate measurement active

18 Cuff check

-A: Optimum cuff position and ﬁt

-B: Cuff signal error indicator «Err 1»

-C: Cuff position/ﬁt not optimal

-D: Arm movement error indicator «Err 2»

-E: Cuff pressure error indicator «Err 3»

19 Heart arrhythmia warning symbol (PAD)

20 Date/time indicator

aponorm®Basis Control

Designated use:

This oscillometric blood pressure monitor serves

for non-invasive measurement of the blood pres-

sure of persons aged 12 years or older.

It is clinically validated for patients suffering from

hypertension, diabetes, pregnant women, pregnant

women suffering from preeclampsia, atherosclero-

sis, kidney diseases, obesity and for the elderly.

Dear Customer,

This instrument was developed in collaboration

with physicians and clinical tests prove its mea-

surement accuracy to be very high.*

If you have any questions or problems or want to

order spare parts, please contact the aponorm®

customer service at the product website www.

aponorm.de or the distributor where you purchased

the monitor. The product website provides much

additional useful information on your product.

Stay healthy – the aponorm®team!

* This device uses the same measuring technology as the

award winning «BP 3BTO-A» model tested according to the

British Hypertension Society (BHS) protocol.

Table of contents

1. Using the monitor for the ﬁrst time

· Inserting the batteries

Setting the date and time 6

Selecting the correct cuff 6

2. Check list for reliable measurement

3. Taking a blood pressure measurement

· Manual inﬂating

Not storing a reating 8

· How do I evaluate my blood pressure

? 9

· Indication of pulse arrhythmia

(PAD) 9

4. Data memory

· Viewing the stored values

· Clearing all values

5. Battery indicator and battery change

· Batteries almost ﬂat

· Batteries ﬂat - battery replacement

· Which batteries and which procedure?

· Using rechargeable batteries

6. Using a mains adapter

7. Error messages and problems

8. Safety, care, accuracy test and disposal

· Safety and protection

· Monitor care

· Cleaning the cuff

· Accuracy test

· Disposal

9. Warranty terms

10. Technical data

Warranty card

1. Using the monitor for the ﬁrst time

Inserting the batteries

After having unpacked the monitor, insert the batte-

ries. The battery compartment 7is on the bottom

of the monitor. Insert the batteries (4 x size AA

1.5 V), observing the indicated polarity +/-.

Setting the date and time

1.After the new batteries are ﬁtted, the year

ﬂashes in the display. Press the M button 3

several times to set the year. To conﬁrm the

year you want to set, press the time button 4.

2.Now you can set the present month in the

same way, using the M button 3and conﬁrm

your setting by pressing the time button 4.

3.Follow the instructions above to set the day,

hour and minutes.

4.Once you have set the minutes and conﬁrmed

the setting, the date/time setting is complete.

When the monitor is not in operation, it dis-

plays the time 20 . The date, however, is only

required for the memory display.



If you want to change the date and time

subsequently, press and hold the time button

down for approx. 3 seconds until the year starts

to ﬂash. Now you can enter the new values as

described above.

Selecting the correct cuff

Microlife offers different cuff sizes. Select the cuff

size to match the circumference of your upper arm

(measured by close ﬁtting in the centre of the upper

arm).

If the cuff 8coming with the monitor does not ﬁt,

please contact your local pharmacist who can order

an alternative size for you.

Cuff size for circumference of

upper arm

S 17 - 22 cm

M 22 - 32 cm

M - L 22 - 42 cm

 In addition to the above-mentioned soft cuffs,

a preformed comfort cuff is available in M - L,

one size ﬁts all.

 Use onlyaponorm®cuffs or cuffs manufactu-

red by Microlife.

 All aponorm®cuffs are latex-free.

 Connect the cuff to the monitor by inserting

the cuff connector 9into the cuff socket 5as

far as it will go.

2. Check list for performing

reliable measurements

 Please read the enclosed ﬂyer on the “8 golden

rules of taking the blood pressure”.

 Avoid activity, eating or smoking immediately

before taking the measurement.

 Sit down on a chair with a backrest and relax

for at least 5 minutes. Keep your feet ﬂat on

the ﬂoor and do not cross your legs.

Always take your blood pressure on the same

arm (normally the left one). It is recom-

mended that doctors perform double arm

measurements on a patient’s first visit in

order to determine which arm to measure in

the future. Select the arm where the higher

blood pressure was determined.

 Remove close-ﬁtting garments from the upper

arm. To avoid constriction, shirt sleeves should

not be rolled up - they do not interfere with

the cuff if they are laid ﬂat (please take off any

heavy clothing, as it interferes with the signal).

 Always ensure that the correct cuff size is used

(see on the cuff for size information).

· Fit the cuff closely, but not too tight.

· Make sure that the cuff is positioned 2.5 cm

above the crook of the arm.

· The artery mark on the cuff (approx. 3 cm

long bar) must lie over the artery which runs

down the inner side of the arm.

· Support your arm so it is relaxed.

· Ensure that the cuff is at the same height as

your heart.

3. Taking the blood pressure

1.Press the On/off button 1to start the mea-

surement.

2.The cuff will now inﬂate automatically. Relax,

do not move and do not tense your arm

muscles until the reading is displayed. Breathe

normally and do not talk.

3.If after a short while a cuff symbol appears

with a check mark ( 18 -A), the cuff signal and

pressure are optimal for measurement. If there

is no mark inside the cuff symbol ( 18 -C) signal

and/or pressure are less than optimal, but still

sufﬁcient for proper measurement. If, however,

the cuff signal and pressure are absolutely too

low for measuring or if there are excessive

interferences (e. g. due to the patient moving,

tensing their muscles or talking, etc.), an

error message «ERR» (Error) will be displayed

together with one of the cuff symbols 18 -B,

18 -D or 18 -E. In this case re-position the cuff

and repeat the measurement. For other error

messages, please read chapter 7 on page 12

4.Once the correct pressure is reached, the

inﬂating stops and the pressure gradually falls.

If the required pressure was not reached, the

monitor will automatically pump some more

air into the cuff until the blood pressure can be

taken.

5. During the measurement, the “pulse rate mea-

surement active” icon 17 ﬂashes in the display.

6. The result, comprising the systolic 11 and the

diastolic 12 blood pressures and the pulse rate

per minute 13 is displayed.

7. When the monitor has ﬁnished measuring,

remove the cuff.

8. Switch off the monitor. (The monitor does

switch off automatically after approx. 1 minute,

though).

 You can stop the measurement at any time

by pressing the On/Off button (e.g. if you feel

uneasy or an unpleasant pressure sensation).



This monitor is specially tested for use in

pregnancy and preeclampsia. When you detect

unusually high readings in pregnancy, take your

blood pressure again after a short while (approx.

1 hour). If the reading is still too high in the

repeat measurement, please contact your doctor

or gynaecologist.

Manual inﬂation

In case of very high systolic blood pressure (e. g.

exceeding 135 mmHg), it can be of use that you

determine the pressure yourself. Press the On/

off button after the monitor started inﬂating and

a pressure of approx. 30 mmHg appears in the

display. Keep the button pressed until the pressure

is about 40 mmHg above your average systolic

value – then release the button.

How not to store a reading

As soon as the result appears in the display, press

the on/off button 1and keep it pressed until «M»

16 is ﬂashing. Conﬁrm the deletion by pressing the

time button 4.

«CL» is shown after the reading was successful-

ly deleted from the memory.

How do I evaluate my blood pressure?

The triangle at the left edge of the display 15

points at the range your blood pressure reading is

in. The reading is either in the optimum (white),

increased (cross-hatched in grey) or high (black)

blood pressure range. The classiﬁcation corres-

ponds to the following ranges deﬁned by internation-

al guidelines (ESH, ESC, JSK) (values in mmHg).

Range

Systo-

lic

Diasto-

lic

Recommenda-

tion

Blood

pressure

too high

≥135 ≥85 Seek medical

advice

Blood

pressure

elevated

130-134 80-84 Self-check

The higher value is the one that determines the

evaluation. Example: a blood pressure value of

140/80 mmHg or a value of 130/90 mmHg indi-

cates «blood pressure too high».

Pulse arrhythmia indicator (PAD)

This symbol 19 indicates that certain pulse irregu-

larities were detected during the measurement. If

the result deviates from your normal blood pres-

sure repeat the measurement. In most cases, this

is no cause for concern. However, if the symbol

appears on a regular basis (e.g. several times a

week with measurements taken daily) we advise

you to tell your doctor.

4. Data memory

This monitor automatically stores the last 30

readings.

Viewing the stored values

Press the M-button 3brieﬂy, when the monitor is

switched off. Now the display changes over to the

data memory display, indicated by «M» 16

(= Memory).

First, the average value of all measurement stored

in the memory is shown, as indicated by the «A» to

the right of the value (A = Average).

Pressing the M button again displays the last val-

ue. Pressing the M button repeatedly allows you to

move from one stored value to another (from the

last to the ﬁrst entry in the memory).

Blood pressure readings with the cuff posi-

tion and ﬁt 18 -C being not optimal are not

included in the average.

Pay attention that the maximum memory

capacity of 30 values is not exceeded. Once

the memory is full, the oldest value is

automatically overwritten with the 31st

value. The values should be evaluated by

a doctor before the full memory capacity is

reached - otherwise data will be lost.

Clearing all values

If you are sure that you want to permanently

remove all stored values, hold down the M

button (the monitor must have been switched off

beforehand) until «CL ALL» (= Clear all) appears

and then release the button. To permanently clear

the memory, press the M button while «CL ALL» is

ﬂashing.

Simply press the On/off button 1again

while «CL ALL» is ﬂashing to abort the dele-

tion.



It is not possible to delete individual readings.

5. Battery indicator and battery

change

Batteries almost ﬂat

When the batteries are approx. 3/4 empty the

partly ﬁlled battery symbol 14 will ﬂash as soon as

the device is switched on. Although the monitor

will continue to measure reliably, you should

obtain replacement batteries.

Batteries ﬂat - replacement

When the batteries are ﬂat an empty battery

symbol 14 will ﬂash as soon as the monitor is

switched on. You cannot take any further measure-

ments and must replace the batteries.



In the event of a battery change or power

failure, the memory retains all values mea-

sured; the date and time must, however, be

reset. This is indicated by the year indicator

ﬂashing.

For changing the batteries and resetting the date/

time please follow the instructions in Section 1 on

page 6.

Which batteries and which procedure?

Please use 4 new, long-life 1.5 V, size AA

alkaline batteries.

Do not use batteries beyond their date of

expiry.

If the monitor is not going to be used for a

prolonged period of time, the batteries must

be removed.

Using rechargeable batteries

You can also operate this monitor with recharge-

able batteries.

 

Only use «NiMH» type reusable batteries.

 

When the ﬂat battery symbol appears,

remove the batteries and recharge them.

They must not remain in the monitor as they

may become destroyed (exhaustive discharge

due to low consumption of the monitor even

when switched off).

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