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GLUC
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(click on the arrow in the channel’s field that appears when you hover over the
channel’s field and select GLUC from the dropdown menu).
Activate the channel for signal acquisition by clicking on the circle in the channel field
(must be blue).
How to use your sensor
This sensor is designed to measure the glucose concentration in 5µL blood samples taken
from fingertips, palms, forearms, thighs, upper arms, or calves.
WARNING
The test strips, lancets, and the disinfection cloths which come with your sensor are
disposables and are intended for single use only.
Do not reuse test strips, lancets, and the disinfection cloths and dispose them after
being used.
To start acquiring a signal with this sensor in OpenSignals (r)evolution, disconnect the
sensor from your biosignalsplux and start the signal acquisition to avoid starting with
measurement results from previous acquisitions (for more details see also the indications
on the next page).
Follow the application instructions on the flyer provided with your sensor to ensure a
correct and harmless use of this sensor during the preparation of the blood sample and
the measurement.
Prepare your blood sample and use the test strip, as indicated on the flyer to measure the
glucose level of the blood sample. The sensor requires 5 seconds to measure the glucose
level; a countdown will be shown on the device display. The test strip must be held in
the blood sample during the entire 5 seconds of the measurement process. If no error
occurred, the device will now show the measured value on its display.
After a successful measurement, plug-in the biosignalsplux connector to your glucose
meter reader. The device’s display should now be displaying “Pc” and the signal in
OpenSignals will now be at the measured value.
If configured correctly, your acquired signals should be similar to the signal displayed in
Figure 67.
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The sensor type GLUC (glucose level) is only supported by OpenSignals (r)evolution versions of 30.01.2018
or newer.