Health O Meter 2600KL Manuel utilisateur

PRO PLUS

TM

ELECTRONIC FOLDING WHEELCHAIR SCALE

MODEL 2600KL

BALANCE ELECTRONIQUE PLIANTE PRO PLUS

TM

POUR FAUTEUIL ROULANT

MODELE 2600KL

BALANZA ELECTRONICA PLEGABLE PRO PLUS

TM

PARA SILLA DE RUEDAS

MODELO 2600KL

OPERATION MANUAL

MODE D'EMPLOI

MANUAL DE OPERACIÓN

1

PRO PLUS

TM

ELECTRONIC FOLDING WHEELCHAIR SCALE

MODEL 2600KL

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ENGLISH............................................................................................ 1

FRANÇAIS ......................................................................................... 25

ESPAÑOL .......................................................................................... 49

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CAUTION AND WARNING....................................................................................................2

SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................................................2

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ...............................................................................................3

SET UP..................................................................................................................................6

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS..............................................................................................8

MAINTENANCE.....................................................................................................................19

TROUBLESHOOTING...........................................................................................................20

CALIBRATION PATH ............................................................................................................21

EXPLODED VIEW OF SCALE ..............................................................................................21

PARTS LIST ..........................................................................................................................23

WARRANTY ..........................................................................................................................24

2

CAUTION AND WARNING

To prevent injury and damage to your scale, please follow these instructions very carefully.

• Do not transport the scale while the platform is loaded.

• For accurate weighing the scale must be placed on a flat, stable surface.

• For accurate weighing, verify proper operation according to the procedure described in this

manual before each use.

• Do not use in the presence of flammable materials.

• Operating at other voltages and frequencies than specified could damage the equipment.

• If the “LOW BAT” indicator activates, for accurate weighing, replace the batteries or connect

the scale to an AC power source as soon as possible.

SPECIFICATIONS

GENERAL

Health o meter’s Pro Plus

TM

Electronic Folding

Wheelchair Scale Model 2600KL uses highly

sophisticated microprocessor technology. Each precision instrument is designed to provide

accurate, reliable and repeatable weight measurements and features that make the weighing

process simple, fast and convenient.

The scale is set up to use motion-sensing weighing technology, to determine the actual weight

of a moving patient. The scale may be changed to measure live weight; see page 15 for

instructions on changing the scale setting.

The weight can be display in pounds (decimals, fractions of a lb or lb/oz) or in kilograms. The

scale features a platform-independent ramp for easy wheelchair access, folding mechanism, a

handrail and two wheels for easy mobility.

The unit can be operated using its AC adapter or by 6-D cell batteries (not included).

SCALE SPECIFICATIONS

Capacity and Resolution

800 Lb x 0.2 Lb / ¼ lb / 4 oz (360 Kg x 0.1 Kg)

Power Requirements

Adapter 120VAC - 6VDC - 60Hz or 6 x D size batteries

Environmental

Operating temperatures: 50°F to 95°F (10°C to 35°C)

Storage temperatures: 30°F to 125°F (0°C to 50°C)

Humidity: 85%

Physical Dimensions Platform

Length: 32” (81 cm)

Width: 37” (94 cm)

Height: 2” (5 cm)

Platform with Handrail and Ramp

Length: 41¼” (103 cm)

Width: 48” (120 cm)

Height: 47¼” (120 cm)

Weight: 100.7 Lb (45.7 Kg)

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Parts List:

(1) Platform Assembly (includes ramp and handrail) (1) Small Back Cover

(1) Display Assembly (1) Front Cover

(4) Plastic Feet Assemblies (1) Rear Cover

(1) AC Adapter Holder (6) Screws for Display

(3) Cable Holder Clips (2) Screws for AC Holder

Tools required:

Phillips head screwdriver, Allen wrenches (included).

Remove each assembly from the carton and unwrap packing material carefully to prevent

scratching the unit’s parts. It is recommended to perform the assembly by two persons.

Figure 1. Assembly After Shipment

(refer to the Parts List on page 23 for details on parts followed by

#

)

1. Open the scale to operational position (see Scale Opening instructions on page 6).

2. Rotate the display support so that it is perpendicular to the handrail.

3. Position the display assembly close to the display support on the handrail. Connect the

load cell cable connector to the load cell port on the rear of the display assembly and

insert and secure the cable into the center channel in the display.

NOTE

: Do not attach the Power Cord at this point.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

4. Slide the display assembly onto the display support by inserting the two metal supports

into the two slots in the rear display assembly. Tuck the excess load cell cable into the

handrail tube.

NOTE

: The load cell cable should now be secured in the channel between the display

assembly and the display support.

5. Insert 4 screws into the display support and tighten.

6. Connect power cord to the power port in the display assembly and insert and secure the

cable into the exposed portion of the 2nd channel from the left in the display.

7. Insert the power cord into the retaining slot on the rear cover. Align the rear cover tabs

with the slots on the rear of the display assembly. Apply pressure to snap the rear cover

into place and secure with 2 screws.

Figure 2 (refer to the Parts List on page 23 for details on parts followed by

#

)

8. Attach the front and small back covers to the display support by applying light pressure.

9. Gently tip the scale and lie it with handrail on the floor. Screw in 4 plastic feet assemblies.

Do not tighten.

10. Gently return the scale to the upright position.

WARNING

: Do not drop the scale on its feet. This could result in load cell damage.

11. Install the AC adapter holder on the outer left side of the handrail using the 2 screws

attached to the adapter holder assembly.

12. Attach 2 cable holder clips to the inner left handrail and one underneath the handrail by

peeling off the paper covers from both sides of the adhesive pad and applying to the

handrail. Firmly press the clips on top of the adhesive to secure.

13. Insert AC adapter into the adapter holder and insert the power cable into the 3 clips on the

left side of the handrail

14. Screw/unscrew the plastic feet to level the scale.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Ramp - Moving Instructions

1. Remove the guardrail at the end of the platform by unscrewing 4 screws. (see Figure 3)

2. Fold the ramp on the platform surface.

3. Gently tip the scale over and place with handrail on the floor.

4. Remove the screws attaching 2 rubber bumpers on the side of the platform under the

ramp attachment. Remove the bumpers. Install the rubber bumpers on the opposite

platform side in the appropriate holes.

5. Release 4 screws at each ramp holder (2 screws at ramp side and 2 screws at the bottom

of the ramp, close to wheel).

6. Remove the ramp from the ramp holders, then release all the screws to the end and

remove ramp holders by pulling out slightly.

7. Install ramp holders in the same way at the opposite side of the platform, do not tighten

screws.

8. Insert the ramp between ramp holders and tighten screws.

9. Install the guardrail by screwing 4 screws. Note: It is necessary to bore a hole in the mat to

insert the screw in appropriate hole beneath the mat.

Figure 3. Ramp Moving

(refer to the Parts List on page 23 for details on parts followed by

#

)

NOTE

: A second Ramp is available separately as 2600RAMP.

6

SET UP

You can fold the scale for moving and storage purposes and then open the scale to operational

position.

Scale - Opening and Folding Procedures

Figure 4a Figure 4b

Scale opening

:

1. Begin with the scale in the folded upright position resting on its wheels, as in Figure 4b.

2. Holding the raising handles and the top of the handrail, place the platform flat on the floor.

The scale should remain in the folded position.

3. Turn fold-locking levers until they are released and pop up to the open position.

4. Raise the handrail to the standing position.

5. Press down on the fold locking levers and screw them in completely. If necessary, lightly

push down on the handrail legs to insert fold-locking levers.

6. Open the ramp.

Scale folding:

1. Pivot the display assembly back so that it is lying as flat along the handle as possible.

2. Fold the ramp up onto the platform surface.

3. Turn fold-locking levers until they are released and pop up to the open position.

4. Gently fold the handrail assembly down onto the platform surface.

5. Press down on the fold locking levers and screw them in completely. If necessary, lightly

push down on the handrail legs to insert fold-locking levers.

6. Holding the raising handles and the top of the handrail, raise the scale to rest on its four

wheels. (It is recommended to perform this action by two persons).

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SET UP

Preparing the Scale for Use

1. Remove protective plastic film from keypad and display.

2. Place batteries in the battery holder (see “Replacing Batteries”).

3. Plug the scale’s AC adapter into the power source.

4. Press the ON/OFF button to turn the scale on. The display will show “Health o Meter

Pro Plus” and then ”000

Lb

00

oz

”.

(a)

5. Place a weight [not to exceed 800 Lb (360 Kg)] on the scale. The display should read

“WEIGHING“ until the weight calculation is complete and the weight is displayed.

6. Press the KG/LB button to select the weight mode (Lb/Kg).

(b)

*

7. Press the REWEIGH button; the scale should perform the weighing process again.

8. Remove the weight from the scale, the scale will return to zero and the display will read

“ZERO” on the left upper side of the screen along with

”000

Lb

00

oz

”.

9. Disconnect the scale’s AC adapter from the power source. The scale will shut off. Press

On/Off and the scale will switch to battery power.

NOTE

: If the set up procedure failed, refer to the troubleshooting instructions. If the problem is

not corrected, refer to qualified service personnel.

(a)

To adjust the display backlight and/or contrast, please refer to page 15.

(b)

To change the display mode in pounds to fractions or decimals, please refer to page 10.

Replacing Batteries

Figure 5. Replacing Batteries

(refer to the Parts List on page 23 for details on parts followed by

#

)

1. Unplug the scale.

2. Remove the battery cover from the display assembly.

3. Disconnect battery holder cable connector from the scale-battery connector.

4. Carefully remove the battery holder by sliding it out the display assembly.

5. Replace the batteries with new ones.**

6. Carefully position the battery holder into the display assembly.

7. Plug the battery holder cable connector to the display cable connector.

8. Attach the cover to the display assembly and install the screw.

* To change the scale default units to kilograms, or to deactivate the LB/KG button,

please contact Technical Support at 1 800 638-3722 or +1 708 598-9100.

** We recommend the use of EVEREADY Energizer

®

e2

TM

batteries.

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

1. Press the ON/OFF button to turn the scale on.

2. Wait until ”000

Lb

00

oz

” and “ZERO” on the left side of the display will appear.

3. If the wheelchair weight is known, enter the TARE value according to instructions in the

“Menu”, para 02. If the wheelchair weight is unknown, place the wheelchair only on the

platform; press REWEIGH. Enter the Automatic TARE by pressing the TARE button.

4. Move the wheelchair and patient onto the platform over the ramp until the front wheelchair

wheels are stopped by the platform guardrail. The display should read “WEIGHING“ until

the weight of the patient is displayed.

5. We recommend reweighing after the patient is sitting still on the wheelchair on the platform

by pressing the REWEIGH button.

6. Remove the wheelchair and patient from the scale by moving straight back off the ramp.

NOTE

: The scale will always default to the settings and units last used.

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

Figure 6. Keypad

ITEM DESCRIPTION FUNCTION

POWER Turns scale ON and OFF.

ZERO Zeros the scale prior to weighing.

HOLD/RELEASE

Holds the value of the weighed object on the display until

the button is pressed again to clear the value. Also used to

scroll down in the menu.

REWEIGH

Allows repeated weighing of the patient without stepping

off the scale.

KG/LB button

Toggles between kilograms or pounds. Also used to scroll

up in the menu.

MENU Enters the menu of the scale.

BMI

Prompts entry of data to calculate the patient’s Body Mass

Index (BMI).

PRINT Prints patient’s data (if printer is connected to the scale).

ID

Prompts entry of patient’s identification number (ID). This

ID will be stored with all the weighing made until is cleared

or a different ID is stored.

TARE

Prompts entry of TARE value that will be deducted from

the weight on the platform. Also releases tare weight

(returns display to zero).

EXIT

Reverts back one step when in the menu and data entry

modes.

ENTER Used to enter commands and values into the scale.

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

MENU

In the menu screen the user can set preferences and/or instruct the scale how to handle stored

data. The menu can be navigated using the up and down keys (cd) or by entering the

associated menu position number with the keypad. The menu has a “roll-over” way of working:

when the user scrolls to the bottom of the menu and presses the down button, it will return to the

top of the menu.

Figure 7. Main Menu

01 WEIGHT DISPLAY MODE

(only applies to pound values, NOT the metric values)

The user can set the screen display value in either fraction of pound (¼, ½ or ¾ lb), in pounds

and ounces (resolution of 4 ounces) or in decimals (resolution of 0.2 lb). When kg is selected as

the units of use, these settings have no effect. The mode that is selected is used through all the

screens.

Figure 8. Weight Display Mode

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

02 TARE WEIGHT

NOTE: Due to the scale’s sensitivity, we recommend using the REWEIGH function prior to

setting the TARE weight, in order to eliminate any operator interference with the item to

be tared out.

There are two ways to manually enter a tare weight (such as the weight of a wheelchair, shoes,

etc): press MENU (1) and select option 02-Tare Weight or press TARE (9). If there is no weight

on the scale platform (value displayed is zero and there is no tare) and the user presses the

TARE button (9), the Tare Weight window appears and prompts the user to enter the TARE

value and to press ENTER. NOTE: The tare weight must be entered using the following

increments: 4oz, 0.2lb, ¼lb. The value entered will display in minus (-). After the TARE has been

entered, the scale goes back to normal operation. This TARE value is stored in memory until

changed or cleared.

Important: The TARE weight cannot exceed 200 lb.

TARE display

indicates the weight

that has been tared

out

The number that is to be changed will

flash and will move from the left to the

right after the appropriate number was

entered or by using the c key (left)

and the d key (right).

Figure 9. Tare Weight

Automatic Tare

The user can set a tare weight by pressing the TARE button (9) while there is a weight on the

scale platform. The display will come to zero and TARE will be displayed to indicate there is a

tare value in the memory (as displayed in Figure 9 above).

Removing the Tare

Additional pressing of the TARE button will delete the tare value from memory, TARE will

disappear from the display and the scale will resume normal operation.

03 DATA MANAGEMENT

The scale manages patient data including patient ID, weight, height, tare and BMI. The value is

stored in memory or transferred to PC. This function is performed by opening a new data file.

OPENING A NEW DATA FILE:

1. Press the ID button (7).

2. Using the keypad, type in the identification number.

3. Press ENTER.

This scale will also calculate Body Mass Index (BMI).

CALCULATING BMI:

1. Place the patient on the scale platform.

2. Press the BMI button (2).

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

3. The scale will prompt you to enter the patient’s height. Use the keypad to enter the height in

1/4" (1=1/4, 2=1/2, 3=3/4) or 1 cm increments (use inches for weight in lb, cm for kg). Press

ENTER.

4. Display will read the patient’s BMI.

The scale offers you two options to manage your information: to transfer/download the values or

to store them. The first option automatically downloads (transfers) the value to your PC. The

second option stores the value in memory. The maximum capacity of the scale is 270 files of

different data.

01 Auto Download

Automatic Download is the default option and will transfer the

value to the PC as soon as the patient steps off the scale or

when the user presses the HOLD/RELEASE button if it was

kept in “HOLD”. If no PC is connected, the value is not

transferred and not stored and will be lost after the load is

removed from the scale.

02 Store in memory

The value is stored in memory

for later download to PC.

If the memory is close to full

the user will be warned and

given the option to transfer all

values to the PC or to clear

the memory of all values.

03 Do not store data

All the data will be cleared.

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

04 Transfer now

All the values stored in memory are transferred to the PC and

the scale memory is cleared of all values. If the transfer was

unsuccessful, the values are kept in memory until

successfully transferred or cleared.

05 Clear memory

All the values stored in memory will be cleared.

04 SCALE SETTINGS

01 Auto Hold Time

The user can determine how long to display the weight

reading once it is determined, regardless of whether the

patient remains on the platform. The scale defaults to no Auto

Hold Time. The maximum setting is 20 seconds Hold Time.

02 Sleep Time

The user can set the time elapsed before the scale goes into

the sleep mode. The default is 1 minute. When the scale

goes into sleep mode, STANDBY is displayed on the screen.

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

03 Auto Off Time

The user can determine how long the scale will operate

before turning off automatically due to inactivity. Default

time is 10 minutes. If the value is set to zero, the auto off

function is disabled.

04 Tone Volume

There is an option to adjust the beeping tone of the scale.

This tone should sound when the scale has determined

the weight on the platform, when a key is pressed, after

the scale is turned on, at the end of self-test, or in the case

of fault or warning.

Use the c and d keys on the keypad to adjust the

volume.

Whenever the user presses the key to change a volume, a

beep will sound to indicate the set volume level.

05 Display Date and Time

This option will turn on or

turn off the date and time

display.

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

06 Display Backlight

The user can set the brightness of the backlight.

07 Display Contrast

The user can set the brightness of the LCD.

08 Live Weight

By selecting “Yes” the user can set the Live Weight mode

to deactivate the motion-sensing mode. In the Live Weight

mode the weight displayed will fluctuate with the patient’s

movement; the scale will not lock on quickly to the weight

as is the case in the motion-sensing mode.

Press the REWEIGH button to operate the motion-sensing

mode and to determine the correct weight on the screen.

To revert back to motion-sensing mode, change the Live

Weight setting to “No”.

05 SYSTEM SETTINGS

01 Set Time & Date

The user can set the time and date using the keypad.

To set the time move between hours, minutes and

seconds using the up and down keys cd and enter the

values on the keypad. To jump to the AM/PM line press

the ENTER button once.

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

Set the date using the up and down keys cd and enter the

values on the keypad.

02 About

This screen displays the software version of the scale.

06 SYSTEM TEST

01 Battery Test

The scale will display the estimated amount of battery life

remaining until the batteries will have to be replaced.

NOTE: In order to complete the battery test, the scale must be

powered by batteries only. Unplug the scale from AC power

source prior to battery test.

02 USB Connection

The scale will test the connection to the PC and will display a

message “Connection is OK” or ”NO Connection”.

If “NO Connection” is displayed, check your USB connections

on the scale and on your PC and retest the connection. Refer

to qualified service personnel if problem persists.

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

03 UI Test

The scale has a diagnostic routine where it tests the User

Interface (UI) hardware functionality (LCD, keypad). In order to

do this the user has to press all the keys according to the

messages displayed on the screen.

If the requested command was not received or wrong button

was pressed, the following message will be displayed.

If after 10 seconds the requested command was not received,

the following message will be displayed. If “UI Error Failure” is

displayed, refer to qualified service personnel.

07 USER SETTINGS

01 Retain Entered Values

This option allows the user to use the same values for ID,

height and TARE between weighing. If this option is disabled,

the user has to re-enter these values for each reading. If the

values are not entered, only the weight is stored.

NOTE: These values cannot be retained by ID number.

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

02 Disp Height & ID

When the user selects to

display the height and ID of the

user, it will be displayed at the

bottom of the screen. We

recommend the use of this

function to ensure that the

patient’s correct ID and height

have been entered.

03 Prompt For Height

When this option is activated,

the user will be asked to enter

the patient’s height after every

weighing.

04 Prompt For ID

When this option is activated,

the user will be asked to enter

the patient’s ID number after

every weighing.

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MAINTENANCE

GENERAL

This section provides instructions for maintenance, cleaning, troubleshooting and operator

replaceable parts for the Pro Plus

TM

Electronic Folding Wheelchair Scale

Model 2600KL.

Maintenance operations other than those described in this section should be performed by

qualified service personnel.

MAINTENANCE

Before first use and after periods of non-use, check the scale for proper operation and function.

If the scale does not operate correctly, refer to qualified service personnel.

1. Check overall appearance of the total scale for any obvious damage, wear and tear.

2. Inspect AC adapter for cord cracking or fraying or for broken or bent prongs.

CLEANING

Proper care and cleaning is essential to ensure a long life of accurate and effective operation.

Disconnect the scale from the AC power source.

1. Clean all external surfaces with a clean damp cloth or tissue. Mild soap and water solution

may be used. Dry with a clean soft cloth.

2. Do not immerse the scale into cleaning or other liquid solution.

3. Do not use Isopropyl Alcohol or other solutions to clean the display surface.

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