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CMI Health PC-66H Handheld Pulse Oximeter User guide

  • Hello! I've reviewed the CMI HEALTH Oximeter PC-66H Quick Guide and I'm ready to help you with any questions. This guide covers how to use the oximeter, including battery replacement, taking measurements, setting up alarms, and muting the beeping sound. It also details the display features like SpO2 and pulse rate readings.
  • How do I change the batteries?
    How do I mute the beeping sound?
    How do I set up alarms?
PC-66H Quick Guide
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4. How to Use and Take
a Measurement
Line up arrow signs, then insert cord. Open cap and connect converter cable with the
other end of SpO2 sensor.
Insert one finger into the sensor and start your
measurements.
Product Overview1. Changing Batteries3.
Display Screen
Navigation Key
Mode/OK
Power/Back
Recall/Mute
SpO2Probe
Connector
Screen Display2.
Pulse rate
symbol
Pulse strength
bar graph
Sound
indicator
Patient TypeCurrent SpO2 lower
alarm threshold
Current
time
SpO2
Value
SpO2
Mark
Pulse
Plethysmorgram
Pulse rate
value
Battery
indicator
Memory
full icon
Pulse Rate
Mark
Open the battery compartment
with a coin. Turn the screw
counter-clockwise to open.
Turn counter-clockwise
to open
1.
Replace all three old batteries
with three new batteries.
2.
Data interface Reserved Port
*Please DO NOT mix new and used batteries or
use rechargeable AA batteries.
5. Alarm Set-up
Press and hold ”Mode/OK” for 2 sec-
onds to go to the menu .
1.
On the menu screen, select “Setting”
and then press “Mode/OK.”
2.
Menu
Setting
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Setting
Patient
SpO2 Lo-Limit
PR Hi-Limit
PR Lo-Limit
ADU
90%
120
45
Use / to move cursor and select type
of threshold for alarm. Example shows
SpO2 Lo-limit.
3.
Once confirmed, press “Mode/OK”
to save change and power/back) to
exit from alarm setting.
5.
Setting
Patient
SpO2 Lo-Limit
PR Hi-Limit
PR Lo-Limit
ADU
88%
120
45
Press ‘Mode/OK” to change default
value. A highlight will shows on the
screen, and use / to adjust to desired
threshold value. (see pg.13 in user
manual for more details).
4.
Mute Beeping Sound
6.
• Short press the mute button to mute the beeping sound.
• Alarm sound will go off if measurement is out of limit or
sensor fell off. You can adjust the alarm thresholds based
on your need.
*Please be aware that the mute function would be over-
written by alarm onset or power off. Short press the mute
button again if either situation occurs.
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