Lifescan Blood Glucose Monitor System manual Test Port

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TEST PORT

The test port is where you insert the PocketScan™ Test Strip for testing. The meter will turn on automatically when you insert a test strip.

C BUTTON

The C (Change) button is used to change the date and time, code number, and unit of measurement, as well as to indicate control solution tests and to review test results while in the memory mode.

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Contents

Owner’s Booklet Page Owner’s Booklet 5.8 Dear PocketScan System Owner Page Important Information Table of Contents Using the Meter Memory Viii Getting Started PocketScan Blood Glucose Meter Test Port Target Area PocketScan Test StripsImportant Test Strip Information Coding the Meter Checking the DisplayMatch the Code Numbers Enter the Code ModeCode the Meter Checking the System with PocketScan Control Solution Do a control solution test Important Control Solution Test Information Insert Test Strip Result Appears in 15 Seconds Apply Control SolutionAt UK 0800 Republic of Ireland 1800 Comparing control solution resultsTesting Your Blood Insert a Lancet in the Penlet II Automatic Blood Sampler Getting a Drop of BloodCock the Penlet II Sampler Lance Your Finger Wash Your HandsRemove the Lancet Step-by-Step Test Procedure Accurate Results in Just 15 Seconds Apply SampleExample Special MessagesUsing the Meter Memory Recall Test Results Data Downloading Exit the Memory ModeResults References Batteries MaintenanceSymbol appears on the display Display Messages and PROBLEM- Solving Guide Message What IT Means Result. At the end of the count Message What IT Means Message What IT Means Action That Blood Sample was Tests were performed within This period Select the appropriate unit of measurement Probable Cause What to do Calibration Plasma/Serum Test Time 15 secondsAutomatic Shutoff Two minutes after last user action Operating RangesSet the Year Changing the DateSet the Day Set the Month Set the Hour Changing the TimeSet the Minutes Select mmol/L or mg/dL Exit the Setting ModePage Test Page 1998 Visit the LifeScan website at