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Keito K7 Technical and maintenance

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A - Access to the Advanced Programming Mode. Steps:

1. Switch the K7 off. 2. Open the back cover. 3. Connect the RS-232 programming terminal or the computer with the HTE program started to the connector JP2

(RS-232#1) of the Main Board P1PC. 4. Switch the K7 on. 5. During autotest, press several times the "ENTER" key. 6. When the autotest is finished, you will be in the Advanced Programming Mode. 7. Make the necessary adjustments. 8. When finished, switch the K7 off again. 9. Disconnect the terminal or the cable going to the computer

10. Switch the K7 on. It is ready for use.

B - Operating in the Advanced Programming Mode.

B.1- Description of the programming terminal

The terminal has got an LCD screen with 4 lines of 20 characters and a 45 key keyboard. The 5 keys on top (F1, F2,...F5) are the function keys, used to program special characters such as "Ñ" in Spanish during the programming of the header and footer of the ticket. The other keys (except the numeric ones 0,1,2...9) have got two functions:

• When pressing them directly, the character to be programmed will be the one showed on white background.

• When pressing them together with the "SHIFT" key, the character to be programmed will be the one showed on blue background.

LCD screen with 4 lines of 20 characters.

Alphanumeric keyboard.

Special function keys


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B.2 - General operation. During autotest, the display will show the version and date of the software. Once you have accessed into the programming mode, the display will show the following message :

Text appearing on the terminal screen when entering the programming mode

The advantage of having a display is that the programming is more intuitive and allows a better knowledge of the operation in progress. • The main menu has got 10 options which will appear successively as long as the "SPACE" key is pressed. • If in any of the main menu options the "ENTER" key is pressed, you will access the corresponding sub-menu.

• When accessing a sub-menu (as well as in the main menu), if you press the "SPACE" key the options of the current

sub-menu will appear.

• If when in a sub-menu you press the "ENTER" key, the program will execute the selected function.

• If when in a sub-menu you press the "Z" key or the "ESC" key, the terminal will go back to option 0 of the main menu. (system adjustments)).

• If during a test or a selection you press the "ESC" key, the terminal will go back to the corresponding option of the sub-menu.

Keys Function SPACE Used to move in a sub-menu and in the main menu. ENTER Used to select an option of the main menu or to make an adjustment or select an option in a sub-menu. Z or ESC Goes back to option 0 of the main menu when you are in a menu or a sub-menu. ESC Cancels the current executing option and get back to the menu from which this option was called. The following table shows all the options of the main menu and its corresponding sub-menus:

MAIN MENU 0-SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


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Main Menu options Submenus and function

0 Memory reset 1 System report 2 Flags 3 Prices & coins 4 Collection report 5 Maintenance 6 Coin test 7 Display test 8 Serial number

0- System adjust.

9 Clear counters 0 Height system reset 1 Normal height continuous measurement 2 Quick height continuous measurement 3 Total inner height

1- Height adjust.

4 Frequency adjustment 0 Weight system reset 1 Weight continuous measurement

2- Weight adjust.

2 Weight calibration 0 Blood pressure measurement 1 Pressure calibration 2 Pressure continuous measurement

3- Pressure adjust.

3 Escapement test 0 Impedance Test 1 Body fat calibration

4-Body fat and heart rate adjust.

2 Heart rate test 0 Printer reset 1 Paper feed 2 Printer test nº 1 3 Printer test nº 2 4 Printer test nº 3 5 Cutter test

5- Printer adjust.

6 Printing temperature 0 Visualize time & date 1 Programming the time 2 Programming the date

6- Time/Date

3 Programming the day of the week 0 Programming the ticket header 1 Programming ticket footer nº 1

7- Header/footer

2 Programming ticket footer nº2 0 Smart card password 1 Reset smart card 2 Modify the Credit of the smart card

8- Smart card

3 List the smart card 0 Buzzer test 1 Voice test

9- Voice/buzzer test

2 Music


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0 - System Adjustments. Group 0 of options.

0.0 - Memory reset. This option resets the memory with the default values set at the factory: - The default ticket header and footers are set. - The default original inner height of the unit is set. - The default original blood pressure adjustment values are set. The other adjustments and parameters will not be modified. Steps to follow:

Key Function to execute or select Terminal Display 'Z' or 'ESC' Goes to option 0 of the main menu. MAIN MENU:

0-SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0 Select the system adjustments SUB-MENU SYSTEM: 0.0-MEMORY RESET SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0 Select the memory reset ENTER=MEMORY RESET OTHER KEY=CANCEL

ENTER Starts the memory reset. RESETTING THE

MEMORY

Once the reset is finished, the program goes back to option 0 of the system adjustments sub-menu.

SUB-MENU SYSTEM: 0.0-MEMORY RESET SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

The memory reset has to be made in the following cases:

• When you replace a motherboard. • Each time that you load the software in the motherboard.

0.1 - System information. Option 1 of the system sub-menu, prints a ticket with the general status of the unit. Steps to follow:




1 Select the printing of the system report. The printer starts the printing of the ticket.

PRINTING THE REPORT

Once the report is printed, the program goes back to option 1 of the system adjustments sub-menu.

SUB-MENU SYSTEM: 0.1-SYSTEM REPORT SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


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0.2 - Adjustment of the flags The flags allow, according to their programming, the modification of the operation of the unit . Flag nº1

0 Does not print the footer in the full operation. 1 Prints the footer in the full operation.

Does not print the footer in the partial operation.

2 Does not print the footer in the full operation. 3 Prints the footer in the full operation.

Prints the footer in the partial operation.

Flag nº2

1 a 3 Value which indicates the number of collectiontickets to be printed. Flag nº3

0 Smart card disabled 1 Smart card enabled

Does not list cards not belonging to the pharmacy.


Lists cards even if they don’t belong to the pharmacy.

Does not print the uses with smart card in the collection report.


Does not list cards not belonging to the pharmacy.


Lists cards even if they don’t belong to the pharmacy.

Prints the uses with smart card in the collection report.

Flag nº4

0 Format of the date = DD/MM/YY (Day/Month/Year) 1 Format of the date = MM/DD/YY (Month / Day / Year) 2 Format of the date = YY/MM/DD (Year / Day / Month)

Flag nº5

0 Format of the time = Hours (0 to 24) : Minutes 1 Format of the time = Hours (0 to 12) : Minutes : AM/PM

Flag nº6

0 Does not use the promotional voice messages. 1 a 3 Indicates the number of available promotional voice messages.

Flag nº7

0 Does not use the promotional voice messages. 1 a 99 Time between one promotional voice message and the next one.

Flag nº8

YX X=Value from 0 to 3 indicating the number of logo to be printed on the ticket header. If X=0, No logo will be printed in the ticket header.

YX Y=Value from 0 to 3 indicating the number of logo to be printed on the ticket footer. If Y=0, No logo will be printed in the ticket footer.

Flag nº9

0 Allows the use of the display during the height measurement. 1 The display cannot be used during the height measurement. Shows the weight on the display.

2 Allows the use of the display during the height measurement. 3 The display cannot be used during the height measurement. Does not show the weight on the display.


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Flag nº10 0 Does not print the number of ticket 1 Prints the number of ticket Does not print the price paid on the ticket

2 Does not print the number of ticket 3 Prints the number of ticket Prints the price paid on the ticket

Does not count the uses when the units is set to free use.

4 Does not print the number of ticket 5 Prints the number of ticket Does not print the price paid on the ticket

6 Does not print the number of ticket 7 Prints the number of ticket Prints the price paid on the ticket

Counts the uses when the units is set to free use.

Flag nº11

0 Coin lamp disabled 1 Coin lamp enabled


During the payment process, asks if you wish to measure the blood pressure



During the payment process, asks if you wish to measure the blood pressure

During the blood pressure the unit warns that the measuring process in

in progress.

Flag nº12

0 Always measures the body fat 1 Body fat only in full operation

The user must confirm the sex on the body fat measurement


No sex confirmation on the body fat measurement

Prints the graphic of the heart rate analysis horizontally


The user must confirm the sex on the body fat measurement


No sex confirmation on the body fat measurement

Prints the graphic of the heart rate analysis vertically

Flag nº13

0 Prices can be programmed 1 Prices cannot be programmed

It is not possible to program price 0 with the front buttons


It is possible to program price 0 with the front buttons

Collection through the front buttons enabled


It is not possible to program price 0 with the front buttons


It is possible to program price 0 with the front buttons

Collection through the front buttons disabled

Flag nº14

0 Ideal data for weight enabled 1 Ideal data for weight disabled

Ideal data for blood pressure enabled


Ideal data for blood pressure disabled

Ideal data for body fat enabled


Ideal data for blood pressure enabled


Ideal data for blood pressure disabled

Ideal data for body fat disabled


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Flag nº15

0 Once the minimum amount for use is reached, the unit does not ask to

insert more coins.

1 Even if the minimum amount for

use has been reached, the unit asks once more “Insert another coin”.

2 Once the minimum amount is

reached, the unit does not ask to insert more coins.



In case of non fatal error during the autotest, you don’t have to press the

green key.









In case of non fatal error during the autotest, you don’t have to press the

green key.

In caso of FATAL ERROR during the autotest, the unit will re-start

automatically.

Flag nº16

0

1 Repeats the message “Relax, don’t talk. If you wish ...” right after the cuff has been inflated.

2


Blocks the unit

4


6


Blocks the unit

Only for versions with GSM. Sends an SMS with the collections when a manual collection is made on the unit.


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Flag nº17

0 The measure of the body fat is cancelled if the user steps off the platform without indicating the sex.

1 Waits for the user to indicate the sex after the fat measure (does not abort the calculation when stepping off the platform withou tindicating the sex).

Only for Arabic versions Special voice message at the beginning of measuring cycle disabled.



Only for Arabic versions Special voice message at the beginning of measuring cycle enabled.

Old display board P1DS-A (Motorola 68HC705J1A).



Only for Arabic versions Special voice message at the beginning of measuring cycle disabled.



Only for Arabic versions Special voice message at the beginning of measuring cycle enabled.

New display board P1DS-B (Renesas R8C).

Flag nº18

0 Reserved. Do not modify Flag nº19

0 Weight for free disabled 1 Weight for free enabled. It displays the weight up to 2 kg 2 Weight for free disabled 3 Weight for free enabled. It displays any weight placed on the platform weight

Flag nº20

0 Shows the weight in kg on the display 1 Shows the weight in lb on the display Shows the height in cm on the display

2 Shows the weight in kg on the display 3 Shows the weight in lb on the display Shows the height in ft & inches on the display.

Flag nº21

0 Print weight in kg 1 Print weight in imperial format and kg Print height in cm

2 Print weight in kg 3 Print weight in imperial format and kg

Print height in imperial format and cm

American imperial format (for weight)

4 Print weight in kg 5 Print weight in imperial format and kg Print height in cm

6 Print weight in kg 7 Print weight in imperial format and kg

Print height in imperial format and cm

English imperial format Atention: smartcard repports will be printed in lb only.


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Example of programming: Suppose that you want to configure the unit so that it prints 2 collection tickets when you make the collection report. For this purposem you must modify the status of flag nr. 2. Proceed as follows:




2 Select the adjustment of the flags. The display show the uccrent value of the first flag

INDICATE THE VALUE OF FLAG 1: 3 AND PRESS ENTER

ENTER Press ENTER until you get the flag number that you wish to modify (in this example we wish to modify flag number 2)


2 Set flag nr. 2 to 2. INDICATE THE VALUE OF

FLAG 2: 2 AND PRESS ENTER

ENTER Now the display show the value of the following flag (in this case flag nr. 2, which has been set to 1)


ENTER Press ENTER until you get the message "WAIT A MOMENT...". The unit is saving the new adjustment of the flags into the memory.

ONE MOMENT...

Once the flags have been saved, the program goes back to option 2 of the system adjustments sub-menu.

SUB-MENU SYSTEM: 0.2-FLAGS SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


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0.3 - Programming of the prices and coins This optión allows the changement of the default prices of use set in the software of the unit, as well as the value of each coin slot. First of all, you must program the prices of use and after you indicate the value for each one of the slots installed in the unit. When you change the prices of use, remember to change also the stickers above the coin entries which indicate the price to pay. Important note: To activate the use of the unit, you can use any of the coins acccepted by the coin salots. For example, you can program the ful operation at 1,20€ (supposing that the slots present in the unit are of 1€ and 0,2€). In this case, the user must insert a coin of each type, or six coins of 0,2€, until completing the amount for the fulloperation. In the following example, the unit is set to 1€ for the full operation, 0,40€ for the partial operation, and the slots present in the unit are of 1€ for slot 1 and 0,20€ for slot 2:




3 Select the programming of the price. The display shows the price for the full operation currently programmed. This price is correct in our example, so you press “ENTER” to go to the next screen.

INDICATE PRICE 1 IN EUROS AND PRESS ENTER: 01,00

ENTER The display shows now the price for the partial operation currently programmed.

INDICATE PRICE 2 IN EUROS AND PRESS ENTER: 00,20

0040 Program 0,40€. INDICATE PRICE 2 IN EUROS AND PRESS ENTER: 00,40

ENTER Now the unit asks the value for the coin of slot 1 (slot on the right handside, first channel for coins)

INDICATE THE VALUE OF CHANEL 1 IN EUROS AND PRESS ENTER: 1,00

ENTER When pressing ENTER, the screen shows the value for the coin of slot 2 (slot on the left hanside, second chanel for coins).


020 Indicate that chanel 2 for coins is of 0,2€ INDICATE THE VALUE OF CHANEL 2 IN EUROS AND PRESS ENTER: 0,20

ENTER When pressing ENTER, the screen shows the value for the coin of slot 3 (third chanel for coins). If the unit has got an electronic coin validator, repeat the process depicted above to indicate the value of each chanel for coins. If not, press “ENTER” until quit the option of price and coins programming.


ENTER ... ENTER Once the process is finished, the program goes back to option 3 of

the system adjustments sub-menu. SUB-MENU SYSTEM: 0.3-PRICES SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


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0.4 - Collection This option allows the printing of a collection ticket. Proceed as follows:




4 Option 4 prints a collection report PRESS ENTER TO CONFIRM OR ANY OTHER KEY TO CANCEL

ENTER When pressing ENTER the printer starts PRESS ENTER TO CONFIRM OR ANY OTHER KEY TO CANCEL

Once the report is printed, the program goes back to option 4 of the system adjustments sub-menu.

SUBMENU SISTEMA: 0.4-RECAUDACION SPACE=SIGUIENTE ENTER=SELECCIONAR

COLLECTION REPORT

10/06/04,Thursday.......12:34:00 Motherboard number...........123 Report number...............3452 Last ticket.................1438 Uses of the periode: -Weight and height...........10 -Weight, height & B. press....5 ──────────────────────────────── Value in €uros..............9,0 Contabilized €uros..........9,4 ════════════════════════════════ Cummulated: - Weight and height..........15 - Weight, height & B. press..10 ──────────────────────────────── Value in €uros.............16,0 Contabilized €uros.........16,4 ════════════════════════════════

Example of a collection ticket of a unit programmed to 0,4€ for the partial operation and to 1,0€ for the full operation. ←Indicates the number of partial op. ← Indicates the number of full oper. ←See comment *1 ←See comment *2 ←The same as above, but contabilized from the day when the unit was installed. These cummulated are not cleared when making a collection report.

1- Value calculated according to the number of uses and the proce programmed for each use: 10 uses x 0,4 € / use + 5 uses x 1,0€ / use = 9,0 € 2- Depending on the combination of coins and prices, and because the unit does not give change, it may happen that the user insert amounts higher to the indicated ones, but that do not reach the value of more than one use. In these cases there is a discrepancy between the calculated amount for the uses and the real number of coins detected. Therefore, the “Contabilized” indicates the money that the unit has validated. This amount has to be equal or higher to the “Value in Euros” amount.


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0.5 - Maintenance With this option the unit makes a complete measuring cycle that allows the verification of the measuring systems. Proceed as follows:



Place a standard weight on the platform, raise the baby scale and connect a reference resistor (for example 470 ohms) in the body fat measuring contacts.


5 Option 5 starts the maintenance process. The units makes a measure of weight, a measure of height (will measure the height of the baby scale craddle), will inflate and deflate the pneumatic system and will measure the impedance.

ONE MOMENT ...

At the end of the process, the unit prints a report and the program goes back to the system adjustments sub-menu

SUB-MENU SYSTEM: 0.5-MAINTENANCE SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0.6 - Coin selector test This option allows the correct detection and operation of the coin selector without altering the contens of the collection report. Proceed as follows:




6 Select option 6 = coin selector test. The display shows the number of coins of each type detected during the test.

INSERT COINS...

Insert coins...

As long as the coins are inserted (and if the coin selector operates correctly) the counter in the display reflects the number of detected coins.

INSERT COINS...

ENTER When pressing ENTER the test ends and the program goes back to option 6 of system adjustments sub-menu.

SUB-MENU SYSTEM: 0.6-COIN SEL. TEST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0.7 - Display test This option allows the verification of the correcto operation of the displays. Proceed as follows:


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Key Function to execute or select Terminal Display 'Z' o 'ESC' Goes to option 0 of the main menu. MAIN MENU:



7 Select option 7= display test. SUB-MENU SYSTEM: 0.7- DISPLAY TEST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

SPACE As long as you press SPACE the displays will lit and you can verify that all segments work.

SUB-MENU SYSTEM: 0.7- DISPLAY TEST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0,1,2,3,4... If you press the numeric keys, the lamps next to the displays will be switched on /off.


'Z' o 'ESC' Press ESC to end the test. The program goes back to option 7 of system adjustments sub-menu.


0.8 - Serial number This option is not accessible. 0.9 - Clear the counters The collection report has got two counters: one is set to zero every time that a report is printed, but the other one, the cumulated, keeps the total number of coins. The only way to set to zero both counters is using this option. To access to this functin it is necessay to have a smart card with the correct access passwords. Proceed as follows:




9 Option 9 erases the cumulated values. To access to this function you need a smart card with the access codes.

INSERT THE CARD

Insert the smart card

When inserting the smart card, the display will show the following message :

ENTER......:CLEAR OTHER KEY.:CANCEL

ENTER When pressing ENTER, the cumulated counters will be cleared and the report number counter will be set to zero.

ENTER......:CLEAR OTHER KEY.:CANCEL

When finished, the program goes back to option 9 of system adjustments sub-menu.

SUB-MENU SYSTEM: 0.9-CLEAR COUNTERS SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


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1 - Adjustments of the height system. Option 1 of the main menu. The measurement of height is based on a system of calculation of distance by means of ultrasounds. The main components of the system are the acoustic transducer (located at the top of the unit) and the electronic measurement circuit, which is controlled by the Main Board P1PC. This chapter depicts the procedure to adjust the height system. 1.0 - Reset of the height system During the autotest process, the unit makes an auto-zero of the height system. With this option of the menu, this process can be made without having to switch the unit off and on again. When making an auto-zero of the height system, the unit understands that there is nothing on the platform. The value of the measured signal at this moment is taken as the zero value (0 cm) of the height system. This is why it is so important to check that there is nothing on the platform before doing this process. Proceed as follows:



1 Select the height system adjustments SUB-MENU HEIGHT: 1.0-RESET SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0 Option 0 resets (autozero) the height system. WAIT A MOMENT...

When it is finished the program goes back to option 0 of the height adjustment sub-menu.

SUB-MENU HEIGHT: 1.0-RESET SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

1.1 - Continuous height normal measurement This action allows you to make different measurements of height with the normal frequency of measurement, and show them in the display. This is the way that the system measures the height during normal operation. Proceed as follows:




1 The unit measures the height continuously and shows result on the display. Ignore the other data shown in the display.

Hei.: 0cm Amx:208cm. Zero: 24278 Cnt:24274 NumP: 1000 Blk:21200 Tout: 32767 CodErr: 0

ENTER When pressing any key (ENTER for example) the process ends and the program goes back to option 1 of the height system sub-menu.

SUB-MENU HEIGHT: 1.1- NORMAL MEASURE SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


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1.2 - Continuous height quick measurement This action allows you to make different measurements of height with the quick frequency of measurement, and show them in the display. It also allows you to move the object and verify different heights. Proceed as follows:




2 The unit measures the height continuously and shows the result on the displays. Ignore the other data shown in the display.

Hei.: 0cm Amx:208cm. Zero: 24278 Cnt:24274 NumP: 1000 Blk:21200 Tout: 32767 CodErr: 0

ENTER When pressing any key (ENTER for example) the process ends and the program goes back to option 2 of the height system sub-menu.

SUB-MENU HEIGHT: 1.2- QUICK MEASURE SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

1.3 - Indication of the inner height of the unit The average inner height of the unit (distance from the height sensor to the platform) is of 210cm. Due to the moulding of the body, this value can vary, and it is set when the unit is manufactured, so that it will be automatically stored in the memory when making a memory reset. This adjustment will only be necessary if for any reason the inner height of the unit needs to be changed. During the autotest process, the unit makes an autozero of the height system. The autozero and height measuring systems are based on a known distance which is the inner height of the unit. Therefore, if this distance is different from the value stored in the memory, there will be a constant calculation error which will lead to a wrong result of the measurement. The taller is the user, the greater this error will be. Let's suppose that we have measured an inner height of 210 cm on a unit set to 208 cm. Here are the steps to follow to indicate a new inner height:




3 Option 3 allows the modification of the inner height of the unit. The display shows the height (in cm) that is currently set in the memory. Now you can indicate the new height.

INDICATE THE INNER HEIGHT AND PRESS THE ENTER KEY:

208

210 Indicate the new inner height with the numeric keys (210 in this case)

INDICATE THE INNER HEIGHT AND PRESS THE ENTER KEY:

210 ENTER When pressing ENTER the new value is saved and the program

goes back to option 3 of the height adjustment sub-menu. SUB-MENU HEIGHT: 1.3-MACHINE HEIGHT SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


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1.4 - Frequency adjustment With this option the operating frequency of the height system can be changed to improve the measuring system. Once in this option, you can change the frequency with the keys A and F of the terminal. Pressing A the frequency will be increased and pressing F will be decreased. The default frequency is 50,00 kHz.

Important notes: • This adjustment can only be done with the consent of Keito’s technical Department. • This adjustment must be done with the help of an oscilloscope so that you can see how the quality of the

system signal changes as long as the frequency is modified.

Let us suppose that we want to set the frequency to 52,29 kHz.: Proceed as follows:




4 Option 4 allows the modification of the frequency of the system. FREQUENCY: 50,00 kHz DIVISOR: 160 COUNTER: 0 Cod.Err..: 3

A...A...A With the key A of the terminal, increase the frequency until you get the desired one. As long as the frequency is increased, the divisor counter will decrease.

FREQUENCY: 50,31 kHz DIVISOR: 159 COUNTER: 0 Cod.Err..: 3

ENTER When pressing ENTER the new value is saved and the program goes back to option 4 of the height adjustment sub-menu.

SUB-MENU HEIGHT: 1.4-FREQUENCY ADJUST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


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2 - Adjustments of the weight system. Option 2 of the main menu The measuring of the weight is made through the electrical signals sent by a load cell located under the platform of the unit. These signals are then converted and processed by the Main Board P1PC. This chapter describes the steps to follow for a correct adjustment of the components associated to the weight system. 2.0 - Auto-zero or reset of the weight system. Similarly to what happens to the height system, during the initial autotest the unit makes an auto-zero of the weight system. With this option of the Advanced Programming Mode, this process can be made without having to switch the unit off and on again. When making an auto-zero of the weight system, the unit understands that there is nothing on the platform. The value of the signal sent by the load cell at this moment is taken as the zero value (0 kg) of the weight system. This is why it is so important to check that there is nothing on the platform before doing this process. Proceed as follows:



2 Select the weight system adjustments SUB-MENU WEIGHT: 2.0-RESET SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0 Option 0 resets (autozero) the weight system. This process takes about 5 seconds and it is very important to avoid the hits or sudden movements or vibrations near the unit during this process.

WAIT A MOMENT...

When the process is finished, the program goes back to option 0 of the weight adjustments sub-menu

SUB-MENU WEIGHT: 2.0-RESET SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

2.1 - Continuous weight measurement This action allows you to make different measurements of weight and show them in the display. Proceed as follows:




1 The unit measures the weight continuously and shows the weight of the current object/person on both the terminal and displays. On the Terminal you can see 2 counters: The one on the right measures in steps of 10 g, and the one on the left in steps of 100 g, in the same way as the unit does during the normal measuring preocess. The rests of countings concern the auto-zero system of the unit.

WEIGHT kg WEIGHT kg 0,00 0,0 (0..1..zero track) STABLE


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Place a standard weight and verify the correct measure

WEIGHT kg WEIGHT kg 5,00 5,00 (0..1..zero track) STABLE

ENTER When pressing any key (ENTER for example) the process ends and the program goes back to option 1 of the weight system sub-menu.

SUB-MENU WEIGHT: 2.1-MEASURE SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

2.2 - Calibration of the weight system.

Important Note: The weight adjustment is made automatically by the unit, by means of internal calculations. To avoid errors which would lead to a wrong calibration, take the following into account: • It is important that the unit is well stabilized. • Use weights in perfect condition. If it is possible, use homologated or certified weights. A correct calibration can be

ensured only if the weights are correct. Do not use bottles of water or other objects that you think that you know their exact weight.

• When placing a weight on the platform, make sure that it lays stable. • Avoid vibrations during the calibration (walk near the unit, etc.) since they can cause wrong measurements to the

system. Proceed as follows:

Key Function to execute or select Terminal Display 'Z' or 'ESC' Goes to option 0 of the main menu.

Make sure that there isn't any object on the platform.

MAIN MENU: 0-SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


2 The zero weight calibration starts. The unit makes measurements of the zero weight (counting that there is nothing on the platform) and shows the countings in the terminal display.

ZERO COUNTING: 3348

ENTER When pressing any key (ENTER for exemple), the unit asks for the value of the standard weight for calibration.

INDICATE THE CALIBRATION WEIGHT AND PRESS ENTER: 00,00

20 Indicate the calibration weight with the numeric keys (20 kg for example).

INDICATE THE CALIBRATION WEIGHT AND PRESS THE ENTER KEY: 20,00

ENTER When pressing ENTER the process will start. The display will read 'CALIBRATING’ blinking. This process takes about 25 seconds.

CALIBRATING ...

At the end of the calibration, the program goes back to option 3 of

the weight sub-menu. The weight is already adjusted and the calibration values are saved in memory.

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3 - Pressure adjustments. Option 3 of the main menu.

3.0 - Measuring the blood pressure. This option lets you make as many blood pressure measurements as you wish. It is essential to measure the height before the blood pressure measurement. Otherwise, the readings of the blood preSsure will not be correct. Proceed as follows:



3 Select the blood pressure adjustments. SUB-MENU PRESSURE : 3.0-BLOOD PRESSURE SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0 Blood pressure measurement. The results appear on the displays. SUB-MENU PRESSURE : 3.0- BLOOD PRESSURE SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

At the end of the measurement, the program goes back to option 0 of the blood pressure adjustment sub-menu.

SUB-MENU PRESSURE : 3.0- BLOOD PRESSURE SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

3.1 - Calibration of the blood pressure. The calibration is made in two steps:

• The unit measures the value of the atmospheric pressure. In this moment, you must not apply any pressure to the sensor, and the valve of the rubber bulb must be open.

• A pressure of 200 mmHg is applied to the column and the unit measures its value. Important Note: The pressure adjustment is made automatically by the unit, by means of internal calculations, based on the indicated data. To obtain a correct calibration, take the following into account: • Use a mercurial column or a manometer duly calibrated and certified. • Make sure that before inflating the mercurial column or manometer, the indication of the scale is 0 mmHg. • Make sure that there is no leakage in the tubing. It is also important (during the second step, when applying

pressure to the sensor) that the pressure is constant and stable during the process of adjustment. • If necessary, add a supplementary reservoir to the tubing so that the capacity of the air circuit is bigger and the

leakage is minimized.

Before, you must connect the manometer, with the valve open, to the pressure sensor so that the valve and the compressor are out of the circuit. The resulting pneumatic system must be composed of the pressure sensor, the cuff (used as reservoir) and the manometer.


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Proceed as follows:




1 The terminal screen will show the zero counting corresponding to the pressure system. When it is stable press ENTER.

ZERO COUNTING: 304

ENTER Indicate with the terminal the pressure that we are going to apply with the manomenter to make the calibration. (ex. 200 mmHg)

INDICATE THE PRESSURE FOR CALIBRATION AND PRESS ENTER: 000,00

200 Now apply the same pressure with the manometer. INDICATE THE PRESSURE FOR CALIBRATION AND PRESS ENTER: 200,00

ENTER When pressing ENTER the unit calibrates the system. During this process the pressure in the manometer must be stable.

CALIBRATING...

At the end of the calibration the programme goes back to option 1

of the blood pressure sub-menu. In this moment, you must open the valve of the manometer and let the cuf deflate in full.

SUB-MENU PRESSURE : 3.1-CALIBRATION SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

3.2 - Verify Pressure. This option makes different continuous pressure measurements and shows them in the display. Steps to follow. Proceed as follows:




2 Option 2 measures the pressure applied with the manometer and shows it on the display. Before doing this operation make sure that there is no pressure in the pneumatic ciruit because the unit will take the existing pressure in this moment as zero value of pressure. On the terminal screen, you will see three counters: the first and second ones on the right show the current pressure and the one in the left one shows the loss of pressure for every second

PRESSURE mmHg: 0 0,0 0,0

Apply some pressure with the manometer and verify that this pressure corresponds to the one shown on the display. (ex. 200)

PRESION mmHg: 200 200,0 0,0

ENTER Pressing any key (ENTER for example) the programme goes back to option 1 of the pressure sub-menu.

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3.3 - Escapement test. This adjustment is very important to get correct blood pressure measurements. If the air exhausting decay rate is too quick, the unit will lose information and the measurement will not be correct. If it is too low, the measurement will be uncomfortable for the user (and his normal blood pressure will be altered), and the over pressure created by the blood impulsions will not allow a correct calculation. The escapement valve of the unit is automatically regulated and does require any type of adjustment. This test lets you check the corrrect operation of the escapement valve..

The decay rate of the escapement must be of 3,5 to 4,5 mmHg / second during the measurement.

When this test is activated, the process is the following:

1. Inflates the cuff up to 245mmHg 2. Activates the automatic escapement control and tries to reach a decay rate between the required limits (3,5 to

4,5mmHg/second). The maximum display shows the pressure in the cuff at every moment and the minimum display shows the decay rate.

3. When the pressure is 50mmHg, a ticket is printed with the elapsed time since the pressure was 250mmHg until reaching 50mmHg , and with the maximum and minimum decay rate registered.

4. During a few seconds, the system open and closes the escapement valve several times. 5. After a while, the system start the whole process again. 6. To end the escapement test, press the red key.

An escapement valve operating correctly must comply with the following requirements:

Requirements of an escapement valve operating correctly • Repetitive: The elapsed time must be practically the same in all the tests. The decay rates must

be almost the same. • Be in the limits: Most of the maximum and minimum decay rates registered on the ticket have to be

between 3,5mmHg/s (minimum) and 4,5mmHg/s (maximum). Procedure to start the escapement test:



3 Select the blood pressure adjustments. SUB-MENU PRESSURE : 3.3-ESCAPE ADJUST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

3 The test starts. PRESSURE mmHg: 0 0,0 0,0

ESC When pressing ESC the process ends. The program goes back to option 3 of the blood pressure adjustment sub-menu.

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4 - Body fat adjustment. Option 4 of the main menu.

4.0 - Impedance test The estimation of the body fat index made by the unit is the result of a complex calculation in which the measurements of weight, height, bioelectrical impedance, age and sex among other data are combined. To measure the bioelectrical impedance the unit has got 4 contacts located on both sides of the unit. These contacts are the responsible of measuring the resistance of the body to the passage of an electrical current, that is to say, the bioelectrical impedance. The impedance test allows the verification of the correct measurement of the impedance made by the unit. For this puspose, you must place special connectors that allow the connection of resistors of known value and verify if the measurement made by the unit is correct. Proceed as follows:



4 Select the body fat adjustments. SUB-MENU FAT/PULSE : 4.0-IMPEDANCE TEST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0 This option measures the impedance continuously. The display shows the value in Ohms and internal counting of the converter. Place different resistors of a known value and verify that the unit measures them corectly with +/- 5%. Use resistors between 300 and 800 Ohms, ¼ W, 1%.

IMPEDANCE: 540 OHMS 34532

ESC The impedance test ends SUB-MENU FAT/PULSE: 4.0-IMPEDANCE TEST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

4.1 - Calibration of the body fat system To calibrate the system, you need 2 resistors of 390 and 750 ohms, ¼ W, 1%, as precise as possible. Proceed as follows:



4 Select the body fat and heart rate adjustments. SUB-MENU FAT/PULSE: 4.0-IMPEDANCE TEST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

1 Select the calibration and press ENTER SUB-MENU FAT/PULSE: 4.1-CALIBRATION SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

Connect the two ends of the connectors so that the resistance is 0. Wait until the value in the display is stable.

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ENTER When pressing ENTER, the systems asks you to place the 390 ohms resistor between the connectors.

CONNECT RESISTOR OF 390 ohms AND PRESS A KEY OR ESC TO CANCEL

ENTER With the resitor in place, press ENTER. The first step of the calibration will start.

CALIBRATING

At the end of this step, the system asks you to place the 750 ohms

resistor between the connectors CONNECT RESISTOR OF 750 ohms AND PRESS A KEY OR ESC TO CANCEL

ENTER With the resitor in place, press ENTER. The second step of the calibration will start.

CALIBRATING

At the end of the process, the systems goes back to option SUB-MENU FAT/PULSE:

4.1-CALIBRATION SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

4.2 - Heart rate analysis To analyze the heart rate, the unit uses the same 4 electrodes used for the body fat estimation. In this case, the electrodes record the electrical activity of the heart and from these signals the heart rate is measured. At the end of the test, the unit prints a ticket with the value of the pulse rate detected and a graphic of the signal recorded. Proceed as follows:



4 Select the body fat and heart rate adjustments. SUB-MENU FAT/PULSE: 4.0-IMPEDANCE TEST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

2 When pressing 2, the process starts. The user must grab the side contacts or you have to connect the heart rate simulator. In this case, connect the RED crocodiles on each of the two upper contacts and the BLACK crocodile on any of the lower contacts. Press the RED button to cancel the process.

SUB-MENU FAT/PULSE: 4.2-PULSE TEST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

At the end of the test, a ticket with the results of the test, similar to the one shown below is printed.

SUB-MENU FAT/PULSE: 4.2- PULSE TEST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


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Heart rate analysis: Heart rate ..........86,1 P/mn maximum Rate...........90 P/mn minimum Rate...........83 P/mn


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5 - Printer adjustments. Option 5 of the main menu. The adjustments of the printer allow the verification of the correct operation of the printing system of the unit. The unit has got a thermal printer with a header of 384 dots, which allows the printing of text (32 columns) and graphics. It holds also a paper sensor, a temperature sensor in the header (termistor) and a sensor to warn if the header is not closed. In most of the printer options, the display shows the status of these devices in the upper part. 5.0 - Printer reset This action lets all the printer mechanisms in the correct position. The unit makes this process automatically during the initial autotest, and detects any malfunction Proceed as follows:



5 Select the printer adjustments. SUB-MENU PRINTER: 5.0-RESET SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0 Option 0 makes a printer reset and informs of the paper and the cutter on the terminal display.

CUTTER OK PAPER OK C.CLOSED

ENTER At the end of the process the program goes back to option 0 of the printer adjustment sub-menu.

SUB-MENU PRINTER: 5.0-RESET SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

1,550ms 3,2v 20,1º PAPER OK C.CLOSED ESC: END TEST KEY: STOP PRINTER

According to the voltage in the termistor, it shows the temperature of the header.

It shows the status of the paper sensor and closed header.

It shows the tension detected at the temperature sensor.

According to the temperature of the header, it calculates the activation time for a correct printing.


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5.1 - Paper feed This action starts the printer mechanism so that the paper is fed. It is used when replacing the roll of paper. Proceed as follows:

Key Function to execute or select Terminal Display Raise the papaer cutter Raise the printer head by raising the grreen lever. Place the new paper roll in such a way that it unrolls from behind. Insert the paper passing it behind the black roller until it comes up

to the front about 20cm. Make sure it is centered and straight.

Low the printer head by lowing the green lever and pass the paper throught the cutter.

Low the cutter to its normal position Pull firmly the paper to ensure that there are no curls between the

printer and the cutter.

'Z' or 'ESC' Goes to option 0 of the main menu.



1 Select the paper feed. Make sure that the paper comes up centered and straight.

PAPER OK C.CLOSED ESC: END TEST

ESC When pressing ESC the printer stops. The program goes back to option 1 of the printer adjustment sub-menu

SUB-MENU PRINTER: 5.1-PAPER FEED SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

5.2 - Printer test nº 1 This option makes a printer test that starts and stops the paper feed at every line. Proceed as follows:

Key Function to execute or select Display del terminal 'Z' or 'ESC' Goes to option 0 of the main menu.



2 Select test nº1 printing by impulsions 1,550ms 3,2v 20,1º PAPER OK C.CLOSED ESC: END TEST KEY: STOP PRINTER

ESC When pressing any key the test ends and the programme goes back to option 2 of the printer adjustment sub-menu.

SUB-MENU PRINTER: 5.2-TEST Num. 1 SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


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5.3 - Printer test nº 2 This option starts the printer and makes a continuous printing Proceed as follows:




3 Select test nº2 continuous printing 1,550ms 3,2v 20,1º PAPER OK C.CLOSED ESC: END TEST KEY: STOP PRINTER


SUBMENU PRINTER: 5.3-TEST Num. 2 SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

5.4 - Printer test nº 3 This option starts the printer and prints simulated ticked one after the other. Proceed as follows:




4 Select test nº3 continuous printing of simulated tickets 1,550ms 3,2v 20,1º PAPER OK C.CLOSED ESC: END TEST KEY: STOP PRINTER


SUB-MENU PRINTER: 5.4-TEST Num. 3 SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


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5.5 - Cutter test. This option allows the verification of the correct operation of the cutter. Proceed as follows:




5 Select the cutter test. The cutter makes continuous cuts in the paper roll.

PAPER OK C.CLOSED ESC: END TEST KEY: STOP PRINTER

ENTER When pressing any key (ENTER, for example) the test ends and the programme goes back to option 5 of the printer adjustment sub-menu.

SUB-MENU PRINTER: 5.5- CUTTER TEST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

5.6 - Temperature of the printer This test shows the status of the printer head, without printing. Proceed as follows:




6 When selecting this option, the screen will show the current temperature of the printer in this moment and the time of activation of the printer head.

1,536 ms 3,1V. 24,0´C PAPER OK C.CLOSED ESC: END TEST KEY: STOP PRINTER

ENTER When pressing any key (ENTER, for example) the test ends and the programme goes back to option 6 of the printer adjustment sub-menu.

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6 - Time and date adjustments. Option 6 of the main menu. This group of options lets you correct the time and date of the real time clock of the unit. 6.0 - See time & date

With this option, you can see on the screen of the terminal the current time & date. Proceed as follows:



6 Select the time and date adjustments. SUB-MENU DATE/TIME: 6.0-SEE DATE AND TIME SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0 The display shows the current time and date. 12:40:25 21/05/01 Monday...

ENTER When presing ENTER the programme goes back to option 0 of the time and date sub-menu.

SUB-MENU DATE/TIME: 6.0-SEE DATE AND TIME SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

6.1 - Programming the time

Suppose that you wish to program 13:00:00 h. Proceed as follows:




1 Select the time programming. The terminal display shows the current time set in the unit.

HH:MM:SS TIME: 12:43:00

13:00:00 Indicate the new time. The separation between the hour, minutes and seconds can be any character. If the hour or the minutes or the seconds are left blank, the unit will take them as 0.

HH:MM:SS TIME: 13:00:00

ENTER When pressing ENTER the program goes back to option 1 of the date and time sub-menu. The time has been saved in the memory.

SUB-MENU DATE/TIME: 6.1-TIME SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

Note: If during the time programming you need to cancel the process, press the 'ESC' key. The keys "<" and ">" let you move the cursor through the display.


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6.2 - Programming the date. Suppose that you wish to program the 21st of april 2004 as the date. Proceed as follows:




2 Select the date programming. The terminal display shows the current date set in the unit.

DD/MM/YY DATE: 12/04/01

21/04/04 Indicate the new date. The separation between the day, month and day can be any character.

DD/MM/AA DATE: 21/04/04

ENTER When pressing ENTER the program goes back to option 2 of the date and time sub-menu. The date has been saved in the memory.

SUB-MENU DATE/TIME: 6.2-DATE SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

Note: If during the time programming you need to cancel the process, press the 'ESC' key. The keys "<" and ">" let you move the cursor through the display. 6.3 - Programming the day of the week Proceed as follows:



6 Select the time and date adjustments. SUBMENU DATE/TIME: 6.0-SEE DATE AND TIME SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

3 Select the programming of the day of the week. A 0 corresponds to Sunday, 1 to Monday, 2 to Tuesday, etc...

0=SUNDAY 1=MONDAY... 6=SATURDAY... DAY OF THE WEEK:

4 Indicate the day of the week with the numeric keys. For example, if today is Thursday, we will indicate 4.

0=SUNDAY 1=MONDAY... 6=SATURDAY... DAY OF THE WEEK: 4

ENTER When pressing ENTER the program goes back to option 3 of the date and time sub-menu. The day of the week is saved in the memory.

SUB-MENU DATE/TIME: 6.3-DAY OF THE WEEK SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


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7 - Programming of the ticket header and footer. Option 7 of the main menu. The tickets printed by the unit have three sections: Section Description 1 - Header In general, the ticket header is programmed with the data of the premises where

the unit is installed (name, address, etc.) 2 - Results of measurements Contains the results of the measurements and ideal data. 3 - Footer The message in this section is optional. It can be used to give advises, or for

promotion. There are 2 messages, and according to the using option selected, the ticket will have message 1 or 2 (see adjustment of the flags).

The header and end of ticket is composed of 5 lines of 32 characters each one. Since the keyboard of the terminal only has 4 lines of 20 characters, during the programming the lines appear succesively on the display. The special terminal functions are the following:

Key Function ENTER Every time that you press ENTER, you go to next line. When you are on line 5 and press ENTER, the

programming ends and the text is saved. ESC Cancels the process.

< Moves the cursor to the left > Moves the cursor to the right. ^ If you wish a double wide character, press this key before the desired character.

CRTL + C This combination does the same function as "ENTER" but it also centers the text in the current line. 7.1 - Example of programming The procedure to program the header and the footers are the same. The only difference is the initial selection:

• 7 0 = Programming the header • 7 1 = Programming footer 1 • 7 2 = Programming footer 2

Practical example Suppose that you want to add the text "PERCY STORES" at the beginning of line 2 of the current header. Proceed as follows:



7 Select ticket header and footer. HEADER/FOOTER: 7.0-TICKET HEADER SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0 Select the programming of the header. The display shows the contents of the first line.

HEADER-LINE Num.1 MULTIFUNCTION KEITO K7

PERCY STORES

Type the name of the store. If you wish double wide characters, type ^PÊ^R^C^Y ^S^TÔ^RÊ^S. Press SPACE to delete all the remaining original characters and when you reach the end of the line press CTRL+C to center it

HEADER-LINE Num.2 ^PÊ^R^C^Y ^S^TÔ^RÊ^S

(address) Now the program shows the second line. Proceed as before to indicate the text of this second line

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CTRL+C When you press CTRL+C on line 5, the program saves the contens of the header and...

WAIT A MOMENT...

... goes back to option 0 of the ticket header and footer sub-menu. HEADER/FOOTER: 7.0-TICKET HEADER SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

8 - Configuration of the smart cards. Option 8 of the main menu. The unit is equipped with a smart card reader. Its basic application (there can be other ones) is the use as a pre-payment and data storing system for the user of the unit. A sector of the card stores the credit and the number of the unit to which the card is assigned and another sector stores the last 20 measurements of weight, height and blood pressure, with the date of every measurement. The user can buy a card with a number of credits for use already stored. Every time that he inserts the card in the unit at the premises where he bought the card, he will be able to make a complete operation, whose results will be stored (as a history) in the card. He will also obtain a list of the stored measurements in the card. The credit will decrease as long as he uses the unit. Once finished, the card can be recharged with new credit or even be returned so that it can be reused by another person who buys it. The group of options depicted in the present chapter, allows you to record the identification number that the unit and the card will use (so that a unit can recognize if a card belongs to that premise (or group of premises) or not), erase the data contained in the card, charge new credits and list the recorded measurements and/or the identification data of the card. If a card is used in a premise other than the one where it was purchased, the user will have to insert coins to use the unit. But if he inserts the card and keeps it until the end of the process (printing of the ticket), the results will be stored in the card. He will not be able to obtain a list of the stored measurements, since this option is only possible at premise where he bought the card. 8.0 - Programming of the key number in the card This key number, which remains stored in the memory of the unit, is recorded automatically in the cards when doing the operations of credit charge and card data erase. This way, the unit knows if a card belongs to that premise or not. Suppose that you want to set the key number 123 for the smart cards. Proceed as follows:



8 Select the smart card adjustments. SMART CARD: 8.0-CARD KEY SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0 Select the programming of the smart card key. The display shows the current key number.

CARD KEY: 12345

0,0,1,2,3 Indicate the new key. We highly recommend to set the serial number of the unit. The key number must have 5 figures and its maximum value cannot exceed 65535.

CARD KEY: 00123

ENTER When pressing ENTER, the new key will be saved and the program will go back to option 0 of the smart card sub-menu.

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8.1 - Erase the smart card This option allows the recording of a number of credits of use and erase all the previous measurement data present in the card. This is the option to choose when recycling a card. Proceed as follows:




1 Select the card erase. The unit asks for the number of credits to set in the card.

INDICATE CREDIT FOR THE CARD: 20

3,5, ENTER

Indicate the credit and press ENTER. The maximum value for credits is 99. The default value in the display will be 20. (In this example a credit of 35 measurements is set).


Any card inserted from this point will be erased and will have the indicated credit for use.

-CARD RESET- INSERT CARDS OR

PRESS A KEY TO END ENTER When pressing ENTER or any other key the program goes back to

option 1 of the smart card sub-menu. SMART CARD: 8.1-CARD RESET SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

8.2 - Programming the credit in the smart card. This option is very similar to the previous one, but does NOT erase the measuring data present in the card. This is the option to choose when a user wants to continue using his card but is out of credit. Proceed as follows:




2 Select the credit programming. The unit asks for the number of credits to be set.


3,5, ENTER

Indicate the credit and press ENTER. The maximum value for credits is 99. The default value in the display will be 20. (In this example a credit of 35 measurements is set).


Any card inserted from this point will be programmed with the indicated credit. The data contained in the card will remain.

-GIVE CREDIT - INSERT CARDS OR

PRESS A KEY TO END ENTER When pressing ENTER or any key the program goes back to option

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8.3 - List the smart card. This option lists all the data contained in the card (identification and measurements). Proceed as follows




3 Select the card list option. If the card is already inserted the list will be printed. If not, the unit will ask to insert the card. Pressing any key when the card is not inserted will cancel the process.

INSERT A CARD

PRESS A KEY TO END

At the end of the card list the program goes back to option 3 of the smart card sub-menu.

SMART CARD: 8.3-LIST CARD SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

9 - Voice/Buzzer Test. Option 9 of the main menu. With this option we can check the correct operation of the audio system of the unit, as well for the buzzer as for the voice messages. The volume of the speaker is madde wuth the potentiometer ref. R56 located on the motherboard. 9.0 - Buzzer test With this option you can verify the correct operation and volume of the speaker. Once accessed this option and the buzzer is on, if you press 1 on the terminal the buzzer will sound slower and if you press a higher number, the speed of the buzzer will also increase. Proceed as follows:



9 Select the voice and buzzer test SUB-MENU VOICE/BUZZ: 9.0-BUZZER TEST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0 Select the buzzer test PRESS “ESC” TO END ESC Press ESC to end the process. The programme goes back to option 0

of the voice/buzzer sub-menu. SUB-MENU VOICE/BUZZ: 9.0-BUZZER TEST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


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9.1 - Voice test With this option, you can listen to the voice messages recorded in the voice chip. Once in this option, use the following keys for the different functions:

7- Play a message 1- Advance to next message 0- Rewind a message 4- STOP

Proceed as follows:



9 Select the voice and buzzer test SUB-MENU VOICE/BUZZ: 9.0-BUZZER TEST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

1 Select the voice test. Press the keys as per the screen indication. 7-PLAY / 4-STOP 1-F.F. / 0-R.W. ESC= END

ESC Press ESC to end the process. The programme goes back to option 1 of the voice/buzzer sub-menu.

SUB-MENU VOICE/BUZZ: 9.1-VOICE TEST SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

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10 - GSM MODULE (optional feature) The connection of a GSM module to the serial port #2 allows the remote control of the unit. By this system, it is possible to send and receive some data from the unit, such as prices, ticket headers, parameters, etc. and also to ask and receive rreports about the status of the unit and of the collection, as well as receive warnings from the unit when some events happen. 10.0 - Reset of the modem This option sends the initialization commands to the modem. Proceed as follows:



A Select the modem adjustments. SUBMENU GSM/SMS: A.0-MODEM RESET SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

0 Resets modem RESETTING MODEM... If everything is allright, the menu goes to the previous screen. In

case of error, the screen would be the one beside MODEM NOT RESPONDING PRESS ANY KEY TO END.

10.1 - Reset step by step This option is similar to the previous one, but in this case, the system stops before sending every one of the initialization commands. Proceed as follows:




1 Resets modem step by step RESETTING MODEM... Any key Press any key to send the command “+CLIP” (except “Z” or “ESC”,

which cancel the operation) +CLIP=1 PRESS ANY KEY

Any key Press any key to send the command “+CMGF” +CMGF=1 PRESS ANY KEY

Any key Press any key to send the command “+CNMI=0,0,0,0,1” +CNMI=0,0,0,0,1 PRESS ANY KEY

Any key Press any key to send the command “+CSMS”=0 +CSMS=0 PRESS ANY KEY

Any key Press any key to send the command “S0=0” S0=0 PRESS ANY KEY

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At the end, the system goes back to the initial option selected SUBMENU GSM/SMS: A.1-RESET BY STEP SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

If everything is allright, the menu goes to the previous screen. In case of error, the screen would be the one beside

MODEM NOT RESPONDING PRESS ANY KEY TO END.

10.2 - Coverage test It allows the verification that the coverage of the GSM module is correct. A bad coverage willl not allow the communication with the unit. The maximum coverage value is 31,99. Proceed as follows:




2 Visualises the coverage (quality of the signal). If the communication is correct, a similar message as beside will appear:

QUALITY [00...32]: +CSQ: 21,99 OK

Any key Pressing any key, the coverage test ends and the system goes back to the initial option selected

SUBMENU GSM/SMS: A.2-SIGNAL QUALITY SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

If everything is allright, the menu goes to the previous screen. In case of error, the screen would be the one beside

MODEM NOT RESPONDING PRESS ANY KEY TO END.

10.3 - Central telephone With this option, you indicate to the unit which is the telephone number of the Data Center (Telephone 1) and which are the additional ones for consultations. The unit will only respond to the calls and messages coming from the telephone numbers that you indicate in this procedure.Of the three possible telephone numbers, only the telephone number 1 is allowed to clear the cummulated counters of the collections. The other two can only program the unit and consult the collections.In the same way, the messages sent by the unit automatically will only be addressed to telephone number 1. Proceed as follows:




3 Select the programming of the phone umber of the Data Center TELEPHONE NUMBER 1: 123456789

Numeric keys

Indicate the telephone number. If you press “ESC” the proces will be cancelled. The phone number can have a maximum of 15 digits.

TELEPHONE NUMBER 1: 987654321

ENTER When press ENTER, the screen shows the telephone number 2 TELEPHONE NUMBER 2: 123456789

Numeric Indicate the telephone number. If you press “ESC” the proces will TELEPHONE NUMBER 2:


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keys be cancelled. The phone number can have a maximum of 15 digits. 567891234 ENTER When press ENTER, the screen shows the telephone number 3 TELEPHONE NUMBER 3:

123456789 Numeric

keys Indicate the telephone number. If you press “ESC” the proces will be cancelled. If you do not wish to use telephone 2 or 3, program the number with zeros (as in the exemple).

TELEPHONE NUMBER 3: 000000000

ENTER Press ENTER to end. The number is saved and the system goes back to the selected option

SUBMENU GSM/SMS: A.3-CENTRAL PHONE SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

10.4 - Delete SMS This option allows you to delelte the SMS messages stored in the memory of the GSM module Proceed as follows:




4 Select “Delete SMS”, Initially, you get message #1 to be deleted. If necessary, you can indicate the number of SMS to be deleted.

ERASE SMS. INDICATE SMS NUMBER: 01

ENTER If the SMS has been deleted correctly, the message beside appears. Press any key to continue or ENTER to end.

MESSAGE 1 DELETED

Any Key The system shows the next SMA. This operation can be repeated as many times with the different SMS’s.

ERASE SMS. INDICATE SMS NUMBER: 02

ESC By pressing ESC, the system goes back to the selected option SUBMENU GSM/SMS: A.4-DELETE SMS SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

10.5 - Read SMS This option reads the messages stored in the memory of the GSM module and shows them on the terminal screeen. Proceed as follows:




5 Select “Read SMS”, Initially, you get message #1 to be read. If necessary, you can indicate the number of SMS to be read.

READ SMS. INDICATE SMS NUMBER: 01

ENTER First of all, the screen shows the status of the message (on the example screen beside, we show that the message has not been read)

NOT READ: 1

Any Key Pressing any key, the SMS will be displayed. this is a test message OK

Any Key Pressing any key the system will point at the next SMS. This READ SMS. INDICATE


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operation can be repeated as many times with the different SMS’s. NUMBER OF SMS: 02 ESC By pressing ESC, the system goes back to the selected option SUBMENU GSM/SMS:

A.5-READ SMS SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

10.6 - Send SMS This option sends a test SMS message to a desired telephone number. Proceed as follows:




6 Select “Send SMS”, Initially, you get the programmed telephone number of the Data Center, but in this case you can indicate another phone number.

INDICATE CENTRAL TELEPHONE NUMBER 123456789

ENTER Indicate the number and press ENTER. The system will send the test SMS

SENDING SMS ...

If the SMS has been sent succesfully, the following message will appear:

SMS SENT TO DATA CENTER

Any Key By pressing any key, the system goes back to the selected option SUBMENU GSM/SMS: A.6-SEND SMS SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

10.7 - Read all SMS This option reads and processes all SMS stored in the memory of the GSM module. Differently to option 10.5, in this case the systme shows only the process being done at that moment. The messages are treated the same way as in normal condition (not under test). Proceed as follows:




7 Select “Read all SMS”. The systems starts the process NOT READ: 1 SENDING SMS ... EMPTY: 2 When two consecutive empty messages are detected, the system

stops the process. EMPTY: 3 PRESS ANY KEY TO END

Any Key By pressing any key, the system goes back to the selected option SUBMENU GSM/SMS: A.7-READ ALL SMS SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT


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10.8 - Incoming call This option allows the verification that the GSM module detects correctly any incoming call. When the system detects an incoming call, it gives the order to hang down the phone and (in normal condition, not in test mode) right afterwards it does the selected operation (see chapter 10.9). Proceed as follows:




8 Select “In coming call”. The systems starts the process PRESS ANY KEY TO END The system will remain in this status until a key is pressed. In case

of detecting an incoming call, will send the hang down order and will show it on the display.

CALL ...

Any Key By pressing any key, the system goes back to the selected option SUBMENU GSM/SMS: A.8-INCOMING CALL SPACE=NEXT ENTER=SELECT

10.9 - Parameters of the SMS system The parameters let you set the way that the system will operate. Parameter #1 Parameter #1 indicates if the unit can send an SMS when switched on or when an error is detected. Value Description Description

0 Does NOT send an SMS when unit is switched on 1 Sends SMS when unit is switched on

In case of detecting an error, the unit does NOT send any SMS

2 Does NOT send an SMS when unit is switched on 3 Sends SMS when unit is switched on

In case of detecting an error, the unit sends an SMS

Parameter #2 Parameter #2 indicates what will the unit do when receiving an incoming call. When receiving an incoming call, the units always sends the order for hang down. If the number from the incoming call is the same as the one programmed in the unit (see chapter 10.3), the following actions can be done: Value Description

0 Only hangs down. No further action will be done. 1 Sends an SMS with all data of status and collection. 2 Sends an SMS with all data of status and collection. Clears the collection cummulated counters.

Parameter #3 Indicated the number of hours after which an SMS will be sent if the unit has not been used (0 to 99 hours) Value Description

0 Will never send an SMS if the unit is not used. 1 Sends an SMS with all data of status and collection after 1 hour without use of the machine. 2 Sends an SMS with all data of status and collection after 2 hours without use of the machine.

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Parameter #4 The unit will send an SMS the day of the month indicated in this parameter Value Description

0 Will never send an SMS for this reason 1 Sends an SMS with all data of status and collection and clears the collection counters the day 1 of the month 2 Sends an SMS with all data of status and collection and clears the collection counters the day 2 of the month

etc. Parameter #5 The unit will send an SMS when the collection reaches the amount (in your local currency) indicated in this parameter Value Description

0 Will never send an SMS for this reason 200 Sends an SMS with all data of status and collection and clears the collection counters when collection is 200 ??

(your currency) etc.

Parameter #6 The unit will send an SMS when the number of issued tickets is equal or higher than the indicated in this parameter Value Description

0 Will never send an SMS for this reason 200 Sends an SMS with all data of status and collection and clears the collection counters when 200 tickets have been

issued etc.

Parameter #7 Indicates the maximum time in tenths of second that the unit will wait to receive the confirmation that an SMS has been succesfully sent. The default value of this parameter is 1000 (10 seconds) Value Description

800 The unit waits 8 seconds to receive the confirmation that the SMS was sent succesfully.


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11 - Supplementary information

11.1 - Microswitches

Swicth nr. ON OFF 1 Blood pressure measurement enabled. Blood pressure measurement disabled.. 2 Heart rate analysis enabled. Heart rate analysis disabled. 3 Body fat estimation enabled. Body fat estimation disabled. 4 Reserved. Reserved.

11.2 - Autotest error codes

Number Meaning

1 Display error. Connection/communication failure between the motherboard and the display board 2 I2C communication error with the EEPROM memory 3 Clock error 4 Printer error 5 Weight system error 6 Height system error 7 Maintenance needs to be done 8 ADC (Analogic to Digital Converter) error 9 Voice chip error

11.3 - Blood pressure errors

Number Meaning

1 It is necessary to inflate over 300 mmHg to measure the blood pressure. 2 It was not possible to inflate the cuff. Possible puncture in the cuff. 3 Deflated up to 60mmHg without detecting impulsions. 4 Before having recorded 15 impulsions, no more were detected. 5 Found the diastolic with less then 15 impulsions. 6 Systolic < Diastolic (calculation or measuring error). 7 Too sudden pressure changement. 8 The red button has been pressed. 9 There is no wrist in the cuf (no impulsions detected).

10 More than 3 false impulsions have been detected (user has moved). 11 Average blood pressure is over 250 mmHg. 12 Systolic detected at the first impulsion. 13 There are no similar impulsions to the biggest one. 14 Error in the calculation of lineal interpolation. 15 Error in the calculation of parabolic interpolation. 16 The difference between systolic and diastolic is less than 10 mmHg. 17 The air escapement cannot be controlled by the valve. There is a leakage in the neumatic system

(valve, tubes & cuff).

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