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1. WEIGHING MODE
■ The scale is equipped with an “ Auto-On” function, which automatically
starts the weighing process immediately after the weighing platform A4
is stepped on.
■ Stand with both feet on t he weighing platform A4 and wait for the measured
weight shown on the display A3 to stabilise . The display ed measured
weight will ash once and then the scale will turn o automatically .
■ Bef ore the scale turns o automatically, y ou may increase the load on it and
continue weighing. To get anew weight measur ement, each subsequent
load must be at least 2 kg. F or example, if you wish to weigh your child , rst
measure yourself , then pick up your child without stepping o the scale
and weight yourselves together . In this way you will get the total weight.
The weight of your child is equal to the di erence between the current and
previous weight.
2. WEIGHING MODE WITH MEASUREMENT AND
ANAL YSIS OF BOD Y P ARAMETERS
■ Press the SET button A7 and enter your personal parameters. When rst
turned on and after the installation of new batteries, the default parameters
are set as follows: personal user code – 01, gender – f emale, height 165 cm
(5’05.0”) and age 25 years. P ersonal parameters can be set in the range:
personal user code 01–12, gender – female/male, height 100 to 250cm
(3’03.5” – 8’02.5”) and age 10 to 100 years.
■ To select the personal user code, use butt ons A6 andA8 . T o conrm the
settings, press the SET button A7 . Use buttons A6 and A8 to select a gender
and conrm the selection with the SET button A7 . In the same manner, set
the height and age. The setting of parameters is sped up by holding down
button A6 or A8 . Once you enter y our age, tap your foot on the weighing
platform A4 or w ait 6 seconds. T he display A3 will show azero w eight and
after afew seconds the scale will turn o automatically .
Note:
If you do not press any button in the parameter setting mode
within 6 seconds then a zero weight will be shown on the
display A3 . This signalises that weighing with measur ement
and analysis of body parameters has started. Par ameters that
were set befor e the scale switched to the weighing mode are
automatically stored in memory. P ressing and holding down
the SET button A7 for 3 seconds will return you to the personal
parameter setting mode.
■ T o tur n on the scale, press the SET button A7 . The display A3 will show the
parameters of the last user or the default setting. Use buttons A6 and A8
to select auser c ode under which your personal parameters are stored. Tap
on the weighing platform A4 with y our foot. Zero weight wi ll be shown on
the display A3 . Make sure that your feet ar e clean and dry, then stand on
the weighing platform A4 in such away that both f eet are located on the
electrodes A5 . Otherwise, measurement and analysis of body parameters
will not occur . Stand still on the scale and wait for your measured w eight
shown on the display A3 to stabilise. The measured weight will ash once.
Subsequently , the measurement and analysis of body parameters takes
place. Within ashort time, the display A3 will gradually show three times
the measured weight, body fat perc entage in % with agraphical displa y of
the body fat percentage, body w ater content in %, muscle tissue percentage
in %, bone tissue percentage in %, and the recommended daily ener gy
intake in kcal (BMR). The scale will then turn itself o automatically. The
measurement results will be stored in memory and shown on the display
A3 during the next measurement.
3. BOD Y P ARAMETER ASSESSMENT
■ The human body contains on average 45–85% water, whilst the wa ter
content in muscles is around 90% and in fat tissue ar ound 45%. Whereas
the body of an infant may have a water content of up to 85 %, with
increasing age, body water c ontent declines, bodily proteins dehy drate
and extracellular uids are lost. F or this reason, older people have awater
content in their body below the 55% level. Productive age men hav e an
average body water c ontent of 62% and women 56 %. The lower value for
women is the result of their higher body fat conten t.
■ For men, the normal body fat perc entage should be in the range
15–25 %. For physiological r easons, women have a fat level of 18–28 %. The
percentage of fat increases with age , e.g. a body fat percentage of 33–35 %
is quite normal in women over 50 years of age .
Age
Females Males Assessment of
condition
Graphical
illustration (shown
on the display)
Body fat
(%)
Hydration
(%)
Body fat
(%)
Hydration
(%)
≤ 30
4.0–16.0 66.0–57.8 4.0–11.0 66.0–61.2 Very low body
fat percentage
16.1–20.5 57.7–54.7 11.1–15.5 61.1–58.1 Low body fat
percentage
20.6–25.0 54.6–51.6 15.6–20.0 58.0–55.0 Normal body
fat percentage
25.1–30.5 51.5–47.8 20.1–24.5 54.9–51.9 High body fat
percentage
30.6–60.0 47.7–27.5 24.6–60.0 51.8–27.5 V ery high body
fat percentage
> 30
4.0–20.0 66.0–55.0 4.0–15.0 66.0–58.4 Very low body
fat percentage
20.1–25.0 54.9–51.6 15.1–19.5 58.3–55.3 Low body fat
percentage
25.1–30.0 51.5–48.1 19.6–24.0 55.2–52.3 Normal body
fat percentage
30.1–35.0 48.0–44.7 24.1–28.5 52.2–49.2 High body fat
percentage
35.1–60.0 44.6–27.5 28.6–60.0 49.1–27.5 V ery high body
fat percentage
Note:
The above mentioned information is only of inf ormative
character .
4. REC OMMENDED DAIL Y ENERGY INT AKE
■ During the body parameter and measured value analysis, the recommended
daily energy intake (BMR) is calculated. That is energy necessary for ensuring
basic life functions of the organism in still mode per 24 hours. The BMR takes
into account we ight, height, age and gender . Any mental or physica l activity
such as, for example running, w alking, etc., increases energy consumption,
which needs to be reected in the total daily energy intake . The mor e active
aperson is, the higher the daily energy consumption.
■ If you wish to lose weight, the most eective method is the corresponding
daily energy intake, a balanced diet and a sucient amount of physical
activity.
5 . OVERVIEW OF MESSA GES SHOWN ON THE
DISPLA Y
■ I f “C” appears on the display A4 when you step o the scale, it means that
aweighing error occurred. Weigh yourself again.
■ In the event that the maximum weighing capacity is exceeded, “Err” will
appear on the display A3 . T o prevent damaging the scale, it is necessary
to step o the weighing platform A4 .
■ In the event that “ErrL ” appears on the display A3 , then the measured body
fat percentage is too low .
■ In the event that “Err h” appears on the display A3 , then the measured body
fat percentage is too high.
■ When “Lo” appears on the display A3 , then the battery is almost at.
6. WEIGHT UNIT SELECTION
■ Switch A1 enables selecting either metric (kg) or imperial (lb, st) weight
units.
■ The appearance and location of the switch A1 depends on the type of scale .
Unit conversion is performed by:
– sliding the switch to the required position kg-lb-st, see gure C1 .
– pressing the swit ch, when the scale is turned on, see gure C2 . When
the button A1 is pressed for the rst time , the display A3 will show the
currently set weight units. P ress the button A1 again to convert the units.
Note:
1kg (kilogram) = 2.2lb (pounds)
1lb (pound) = 0.454kg (kilograms)
1 st (stone) = 14lb (pounds) = 6.35kg (kilograms)
7. WEIGHING CAP ACITY AND PRECISION
■ The maximum weighing capacity is 180kg / 400 lb. In the event that the
maximum weighing capacity is exceeded, “Err ” will appear on the display
A3. T o prevent damaging the scale, it is nec essary to step o the weighing
platform A4 .
■ The weighing precision of ±0.1 kg / ±0.2lb may not be guar anteed for items
weighing less than 2kg / 4.4lb.