Is the meter attached to the cuff??
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Don't think so but there is a clasp and a band you can hook it on but it's not fully attached.
425083
The cuff says 9" to 17". It should be identical to the original on your Omron meter. There also is an extra-large one available directly from Omron. Hope this helps.
1691932
I couldn't confirm. Returned it anyway because cuff was too big ... couldn't align it without it spinning around my arm. The few times I managed (with a 2nd person helping - which makes it almost useless anyway) the reading was wildly different (&gt; 20 points higher for both systolic&diastolic) than on my older machine. Didn't know which machine to believe ... have a gut feeling the older machine was more accurate.
739204
Yes it does I had to order the large cuff because the one my 767 machine came with was too small and would not provide an accurate reading.
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John, I am not sure I understand your question. At the end of the meter (check marking) there is an opening for the strip. The strip will only insert one way. It should be easy to do if you are using the right strips. Good luck.
2058290
The application must be downloaded and I used my Bluetooth to down load the application. There is no way to read the pressure on the cuff itself. A password is required once it has been downloaded so it is private unless you give out your password.
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The most important question is: Did the Life Source BP monitor come directly from the factory with the uA-280 attached? If not, then, Marc will have to purchase a brand new monitor with the desired cuff attached, tested and certified.Each Lifesource monitor and cuff are matched and calibrated for proper air-decompression during the test function.I would guess that a replacement cuff can only be replaced with the exact same size the monitor came with.To be perfectly clear... Each size cuff requires and precisely calibrated air leak-down set and tested by the factory.Different size cuffs are not interchangeable on a Lifesource monitor. The most important question is: Did the Life Source BP monitor come directly from the factory with the uA-280 attached? If not, then, Marc will have to purchase a brand new monitor with the desired cuff attached, tested and certified.Each Lifesource monitor and cuff are matched and calibrated for proper air-decompression during the test function.I would guess that a replacement cuff can only be replaced with the exact same size the monitor came with.To be perfectly clear... Each size cuff requires and precisely calibrated air leak-down set and tested by the... » Read More The most important question is: Did the Life Source BP monitor come directly from the factory with the uA-280 attached? If not, then, Marc will have to purchase a brand new monitor with the desired cuff attached, tested and certified.Each Lifesource monitor and cuff are matched and calibrated for proper air-decompression during the test function.I would guess that a replacement cuff can only be replaced with the exact same size the monitor came with.To be perfectly clear... Each size cuff requires and precisely calibrated air leak-down set and tested by the factory.Different size cuffs are not interchangeable on a Lifesource monitor. « Show Less
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There is a problem with the monitor and the plug, they do not fit because they do not match.The cuff itself fits too tightly on the arm, that is another problem. Only a specialized store can answer all these questions. What I said previously in my answer and in my write up of the article is all I know. Please do not refer any more questions to me since I cannot answer them. Sorry!!
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No, the meter does everything as expected. One thing is, you should make sure that the probes are clean and dry before testing each time you take a reading.Bob
558234
Yes -the cuff comes with an ac converter that connects the cuff to the AC outlet. The display does not but the batteries in it should last a long time.
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Not really. I looked at ours and it would slide off because of the screws and welds holding it on. The only way to remove it would be to take the screws out. Your meter is also mounted on the desk part and there wouldn't be anyplace else to put it, that I can see. Hope this helps.
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Attaching the two parts is very simple. It's basically a cone shaped part that you plug into the sphygmomanometer . Very easy to use, and no trouble at all to change cuffs.
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Not that I have seen on the meter itself. The test strips used in the meter do.
1691935
I couldn't confirm. Returned it anyway because cuff was too big ... couldn't align it without it spinning around my arm. The few times I managed (with a 2nd person helping - which makes it almost useless anyway) the reading was wildly different (> 20 points higher for both systolic&diastolic;) than on my older machine. Didn't know which machine to believe ... have a gut feeling the older machine was more accurate.
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Yes. It has a soft yellow moulded case that can store both probes or you can install one probe into its case that allows you to hold the meter and probe in one hand and probe with the other hand. The probe sticks out about 4 inches from the meter when installed that way. It also has a back panel that extends so that the meter stands up for better viewing.
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The question is confusing. It is not clear what you are trying to do here. If you can hang the meter with a magnetic strap you would have two hands free to use the probes. You can also buy an assortment of test probe clips so you can clip one probe to a neutral or ground and then still have two hands free the hold the meter and use the red test probe for measurement.
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I'm right handed, so I tried the cuff on my right wrist and was able to obtain the BP readings the same....the user manual that comes with the unit makes mention of the left wrist, however, you can use the cuff on your right wrist just as easy.