Oregon Scientific PE823 User Manual
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4. Relax and put the
tip of your thumb or
index finger on the
pulse sensor.
index finger on the
pulse sensor.
5. Wait for about 10 seconds until the word FINISH
appears on the LCD panel.
6. Repeat 3-5 if the
calibration fails.
It’s highly recommended to calibrate your
individual stress index baseline once a month or whenever
you want to refer to your parameter in different situations.
you want to refer to your parameter in different situations.
To measure pulse and stress level:
1. Keep calm before and during measuring.
2. Press
.
3. Put the tip of your thumb or index finger on the IR
sensor.
4. Wait for about 10
seconds until pulse
rate is shown (e.g.
100).
rate is shown (e.g.
100).
5. The LCD will display your
stress
level as follows:
ICON
BAR COLOR
MEANING
Green
Relaxed
Yellow
Normal
Red
Not relaxed
Retry if failed (if no reading is showing within 1
minute the pedometer will escape from pulse mode). You
then press pulse rate button
again.
TIPS
•
Cold fingertips and cold air can affect the
measurement. You may need to warm your hands
before you start.
measurement. You may need to warm your hands
before you start.
•
The sensor is sensitive to light sources. Cover the
entire sensor area with your fingertip to block all light.
entire sensor area with your fingertip to block all light.
•
Gently touch the pulse sensor; do not press hard.
•
Keep still and calm during measurement. Moving
about can affect the reading.
about can affect the reading.
•
Wait the proper amount of time: Measurements can
take 6-12 seconds depending on the stability of the
signals received.
take 6-12 seconds depending on the stability of the
signals received.
What is your stress index?
The stress index measurement is based on heart rate
variability, which indicates your involuntary nervous
system’s status.
variability, which indicates your involuntary nervous
system’s status.
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