Tanita BC-41 instruction manual Setting the Original Mode, N T

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Setting the Original Mode

This process is utilized to select whether or not you use the target body fat ratio function. (See the printout sample on page 16.)

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The target body fat ratio function is deactivated when this product is shipped from factory.

WEIGHT	kg
CLOTHES	lb
MALE	cm
FEMALE	ft.in
ATHLETIC	AGE
STEP ON	% FAT
WEIGHT	kg
CLOTHES	lb
MALE	cm
FEMALE	ft.in
ATHLETIC	AGE
STEP ON	% FAT
WEIGHT	kg
CLOTHES	lb
MALE	cm
FEMALE	ft.in
ATHLETIC	AGE
STEP ON	% FAT

1. Press the	CLOTHES	key while holding down the	ON	key.
			OFF

[0]: The target body fat ratio function is deactivated

[1]: The target body fat ratio function is activated

If the number of print outs is set to “0” during the process of “Setting the Number of Print Outs and Language” on page 13, you cannot preset this item.

2.After the input is completed, the display will automatically change to the measurement display.

The equipment will start up with these settings next time you use it.

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Contents Body Composition Analyzer Table of Contents AdvantagesSafety Notes Power SourceUsage Conditions Storage ConditionsProduct Assembly and Components Digital display Assembly InstructionsMembrane Switch Connection and Installation Loading the Printer Paper Roll Preparation for UseSetting the date and time Setting Date and TimeMode Selection Setting the Original Mode N TStandard Athletic Operating Instructions Body Composition AnalysisWeight Only Function Explanation of the Print Out Body Fat Ranges for Standard AdultsBased on NIH/WHO BMI Guidelines AgeClearing Paper Jams Components of the Printer Unit Clearing Paper JamsTroubleshooting Problem ListSpecifications Signal lines and connection methodsTransmission data Output data itemsOutput data format Output data Ascii codeError Codes Switching to Remote ModeControl Commands Switch on body composition analyzer Set tare weightExample of Use Set genderResetting CancelDuring measurement Measurement finishedIntroduction Body impedance measurement methodsCurrent VoltageCauses of errors in impedance measurements Intra-day fluctuations WeightIntra-day fluctuations cyclic activity within a single day Intra-day fluctuations Impedance valueWeight vs REE Inter-day changesNew Regression Formula for Basal Metabolic Rate BMR FFM vs REEProduct specifications REE→BMRKowloon, Hong Kong