HoMedics SC-902 instruction manual Measurement Procedures Without Bluetooth

MEASUREMENT PROCEDURES WITHOUT BLUETOOTH®

Use these tips to get the most accurate and consistent readings from	PRECAUTION !
your scale:
	To avoid injury, do not
• Place the scale on a flat, hard floor surface. Carpeted or uneven
floors may affect accuracy. If you experience any difficulty, move	step with wet feet or on
	the edge of the platform.
the scale to a different, hard flat surface and try again.

•You must have bare feet for estimation results. Remove your shoes and socks before proceeding. Clean, slightly moist feet will provide

the best results. Position your feet for maximum contact with the
metal electrodes on the platform.	Do Not step on scale
• Balance your weight evenly between both feet and stand still while
	unevenly (X)
on the scale.
• Weigh yourself at the same time each day to see consistent trends.

Your weight and other measures will naturally vary during the	PRECAUTION !
course of the day.
	The scale must
• IMPORTANT: The scale needs to be initialized after battery installation
	be started up
or if it is moved or bumped. At all other times, you may step directly
	after each
on the scale for a reading. To initialize the scale, simply press firmly
	battery insertion/
on the scale platform. The display will turn on and automatically
	replacement of
turn off. Your scale is now ready for use.
	battery or each
Measuring by Selecting a User Number Manually	time it is moved or
	bumped.
1. Press “SET” to turn the scale on.

2.Press “▲” or “▼” to move to your memory number (P1-P8).

3.The memory number will blink 3 times then remain steady. The display will show your data and then zero.

(Note: if you press “SET” while the memory number is blinking, the scale will enter Setting Mode instead of Measurement Mode. If this occurs, press “SET” to re-confirm all the data. The scale will show the data again and then zero. When the ( ) icon appears on the LCD the data is not sent to a mobile device.

4. When the scale shows zero, step on the scale with bare feet, positioning your feet evenly on the scale platform with maximum contact with the metal electrodes.

5.Stand still while the scale measures your weight. Your weight will appear on the screen. Continue to stand still on the scale. A moving zeros pattern shows while the scale estimates your body composition.

6.Your body fat % (FAT), total body water % (TBW), muscle mass (MUS), calorie estimate (CAL), and the difference between your current and goal weights are displayed sequentially 3 times.

(A “ ” arrow by the goal weight number indicates you are over your goal

weight. A “ ” arrow indicates you are under your goal weight.)

BODY FAT BODY WATER

MUSCLE MASS CALORIE ESTIMATE GOAL WEIGHT

7.The scale will turn off automatically.

Notes:

A) If the scale is paired with your mobile device and the Bluetooth® is ON, the scale will send the measurement results to the mobile device instead of the scale, and the scale display will be blank.

B) If the scale cannot identify the user’s memory number, it will only display the weight. See “Problem Solving” section.

MEASURING USING AUTO RECOGNITION FEATURE

After you have saved your personal profile data into a memory number and weighed yourself once, the scale will automatically recognize you for future weigh- ins. It does this based upon the weight of the user (it will detect all profiles within +/- 4.4 lbs / 2 kgs).

1.When you step the platform, if there is only one user whose last weight data is close to the current one, the memory number will be selected automatically. When estimates are completed, the results appear on the scale.

2.If two or more users are in a similar weight range (within +/- 4.4 lbs

/ 2 kgs), the scale will notify you to choose between, for example, P1 and P2. Press “▲” or “▼” to get to the correct number and select the user by pressing ‘SET’. If the scale cannot identify the user’s memory number, it will only display the weight. See “Problem Solving” section.

Note: You need to save your personal data in a user number before using the automatic user identification measuring method, or the function will not work.

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