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Setting the Date and Time - set button

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SETTING THE DATE AND TIME Set the monitor to the current date and time before taking a measurement for the first time. 1. TO START THE SETTING Press the Date/Time Setting button ( and time. The year flashes on the display. ) to adjust the date 2. SETTING THE YEAR Press the Date/Time Setting button ( ) to advance by increments of one year. Press the Date/Time Setting button ( ) to set the current year. The month flashes on the display. NOTES: • The year can be set between 2009 and 2030. When the display reaches 2030, it will return to 2009. • Press and hold the ( ) button to increase the date and time values faster. 3. SETTING THE MONTH Press the Date/Time Setting button ( ) to advance by increments of one month. Press the Date/Time Setting button ( ) to set the current month. The day flashes on the display. 13

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SETTING THE DATE AND TIME
Set the monitor to the current date and time before taking a measurement for the first
time.
1. TO START THE SETTING
Press the Date/Time Setting button (
) to adjust the date
and time.
The year flashes on the display.
2. SETTING THE YEAR
Press the Date/Time Setting button (
) to advance by
increments of one year.
Press the Date/Time Setting button (
) to set the current
year.
The month flashes on the display.
NOTES:
• The year can be set between 2009 and
2030. When the display reaches 2030, it
will return to 2009.
• Press and hold the (
) button to
increase the date and time values faster.
3. SETTING THE MONTH
Press the Date/Time Setting button (
) to advance by
increments of one month.
Press the Date/Time Setting button (
) to set the current
month.
The day flashes on the display.