Turn the unit on by tapping your Personal key.
Your preset data will appear.
Wait for “0.0” to appear and step on.
Your weight will be shown first.
Your body fat percentage will be displayed.
Batteries run low.
Taking Readings
1. Turn on the Power
Using your toe, turn the unit on by tapping your Personal key. Release the key within three seconds.
Your preset data will appear (Adult/Child, Male/Female and Height).
Immediately after your preset data, the display will show “0.0.”
2. Take Reading
Wait for “0.0” to appear before stepping onto the measuring platform.
Note: If you step on before “0.0,” you will not receive a reading.
Be sure you are barefoot, and that the soles of your feet are clean and dry.
Be sure that the heel and ball of each foot is directly on top of the electrodes on the measuring platform. Stand erect on the platform. Accurate readings can still be obtained even if your toes overhang the platform.
Note: If you do not step onto the measuring platform within about 20 seconds after “0.0” appears, the power shuts off automatically.
Your weight will be shown first. The numbers 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 will appear on the display. The numbers will disappear, and your body fat percentage will be displayed.
Continue to stand erect on the platform. The values of body fat percentage and body weight will be displayed alternately at
If you step off the platform, the alternating display of body fat percentage and body weight will be repeated three times, and then the power will automatically turn off.
Multiple Users
The unit may be used by more than two persons. Simply repeat the programming process. (Steps 1 through 5 of Setting and Storing Data in Memory.)
Note: Previously stored data will be erased in the Personal key.
Replacing the Batteries
When the batteries run low, the “Lo” message will appear in the display window. When this message appears, be sure to replace the batteries immediately, since weak batteries will affect the accuracy of your readings.
Your setting will not be erased from the memory when you remove the batteries.
New batteries can last for about one year if the unit is used once every day. The unit comes with trial batteries; their service life may be short.
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