User`s manual

To recall results and averages stored in memory:
1. Press and release the right
or left arrow button to
enter memory recall mode.
If a code key is installed,
the code number appears
briefly, followed by the
most recent result stored
in memory. If no code key is installed, code and “---”
appear.Press and release the right or left arrow
button again to enter memory recall mode.
2. Once in the memory mode:
Press the left arrow button
to view individual results in
memory,
Or
Press the right arrow
button to review, in
sequence, 7, 14,and 30-
day averages.
Note: Press and hold
down the right or left
arrow button to quickly scroll through results.
3. Turn meter OFF.
Using Memory
The meter automatically stores 480 glucose results,
letting you review them in order from the most recent to
the oldest. If you have set the time/date feature, the time
and date of the results are also displayed. If time and
date are not set, each result is marked with a number
according to how it falls in sequence.
If the memory is full and a new result is added, the meter
deletes the oldest result. Results stored in memory are
not lost when you replace the battery. However, to retain
the correct time and date settings, you must replace the
battery before it is completely dead.
The Accu-Chek Advantage Meter also calculates 7, 14,
and
30-day averages.You do not have to set the time
and date for the meter to give you average calculations.
HI or LO results (results outside of the meter’s reading
range) and results marked as a control are not included
in averages. If a HI or LO result is detected in memory,
“7 day ave,“14 day ave, or “30 day ave”flashes on
the display.
If you perform a control test without marking it as a
control, it appears like a blood glucose result in memory. It
will also be included in the 7,14, and 30-day averages.
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