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AC Advantage Basic Meter Instructions - Accu-Chek

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<strong>Basic</strong> <strong>Meter</strong> <strong>Instructions</strong><br />

Coding the <strong>Accu</strong>-<strong>Chek</strong> <strong>Advantage</strong><br />

You will need to insert a new calibration code chip:<br />

• Whenever you open a new box of strips<br />

• Whenever either one of the displays shown on the left appears<br />

1. Make sure the meter is turned off. Turn meter over so you are looking at the<br />

back.<br />

2. Insert new calibration code chip until it snaps into place.<br />

3. Turn meter on. Make sure the code number matches the code number on<br />

your vial of test strips.<br />

Performing a Test<br />

• Turn on meter<br />

• To check that all parts of the display are working, press and hold down the<br />

button. The display should look exactly like the display shown<br />

• The meter can also automatically start when a test strip is inserted<br />

• Check the calibration code matches the code number on the vial of test<br />

strips<br />

• Check the time and date are correct. Refer to User's Manual if time and<br />

date are not correctly set. It is advisable to set time and date before taking<br />

glucose test when meter is new<br />

• Test strip will flash on the screen<br />

• Remove new test strip from vial. Replace vial cap. Gently insert test strip<br />

until silver strips are inside the meter<br />

• Once strip is correctly inserted, a blood drop symbol flashes on display<br />

• Touch and hold the drop of blood to the edge of the yellow window until it<br />

is completely filled and no yellow colour is visible. Blood will be drawn into<br />

the strip automatically. Do not place blood drop on top of yellow window<br />

• Once blood has been applied correctly, a box rotates on display. Result<br />

will show in 25 seconds<br />

• The blood glucose result is displayed<br />

• Result is automatically recorded in meter memory


Changing the batteries<br />

Battery power is saved by automatically turning off after 5 minutes of nonuse.<br />

If the meter does automatically shut off, any tests in memory are<br />

saved.<br />

Note: Time and date will need to be reset when the batteries are replaced.<br />

1. Slide battery cover from back of meter.<br />

2. Insert the two 1.5 volt AAA batteries one at a time.<br />

3. Slide battery cover back in place. Wait 5 seconds, then turn meter<br />

ON.<br />

Note: Temperature symbol will appear when batteries are first inserted. This<br />

is normal and disappears after 30 seconds.<br />

Cleaning the meter<br />

• You can clean the outside of the meter with a slightly dampened, soft cloth<br />

• Do not get moisture into the calibration code chip slot or the test strip slot<br />

“For people with diabetes. Use only as directed and see your healthcare professional for medical advice.”<br />

<strong>Accu</strong>-<strong>Chek</strong> Integra is a trademark of Roche. © 2008 Roche Diagnostics<br />

Roche Diagnostics Australia Pty. Ltd<br />

ABN 29 003 001 205<br />

<strong>Accu</strong>-<strong>Chek</strong> Enquiry Line 1800 251 816<br />

www.accu-chek.com.au

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