The second message is the
time the test was done
(3:21PM). The third message
is the result 5.9 mmol/L
(MM 5.9) as shown here in
mmol/L. The fourth message
means an Event number
was selected for this
particular result (Event 6).
(See Chapter 10, Recalling
Tests from Meter Memory.)
A 3 . 8
A ok
(example)
appears when a Check Strip
reading is within the accept-
able range. You may proceed
with a blood glucose test.
(See Chapter 3, Checking
the System.)
A 5 . 8
Anotok
redo A
(example)
appears when a Check Strip
reading is outside the
acceptable range, and
prompts you to repeat the
Check Strip test. (See
Chapter 3, Checking the
System.)
redo A
appears each time the Meter
is turned on if the last
Check Strip reading was
outside the acceptable
range. It will continue to
appear until the Check Strip
result, which is automati-
cally detected by the Meter,
falls within the acceptable
range. The range is also
printed on the back of the
Meter. (See Chapter 3,
Checking the System.)
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