3. The word
memory
appears briefly, followed by
av 6 . 2
(example)
This number is the average
of your blood glucose
results for the past 14 days.
Check Strip and Control
Solution results are NOT
included in the average.
Results above 33.3 mmol/L
will read as high and will
be calculated into the
average as 33.3 mmol/L.
If you wish to know the
number of results in the
memory, press the “C”
Button.
n 225
(example)
will appear. This indicates
the total number of readings
stored in the memory,
including Check Strip and
Control Solution results.
nodata
will appear if no results are
stored in the Meter memory.
4. Press “M” again, and the
date of your most recent test
appears, for example:
6 .11.94
(June 11, 1994)
5. Press “M” again, and the
time of your most recent
test appears, for example:
1: 20pm
(example)
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