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Understanding Error Messages
Message
What it means
A used test strip was
inserted.
The blood or control
solution sample was
applied before the
symbol appeared.
The thermometer
of meter is not
stabilized yet.
The blood sample is of
insufficient volume or
blood is too thick.
This error message may
appear when the
wrong blood glucose
test strip is used instead
of the ReliOn™ Premier
Test Strip.
What to do
Remove the test strip
and insert a new test
strip.
Repeat the test with a
new test strip and wait
until the
symbol
appears before
applying the blood or
control solution sample.
Retry the test after
about 30 minutes for
the thermometer to be
stabilized.
Repeat the test using a
new test strip.
Repeat the test with a
ReliOn™ Premier Test
Strip. Insert the test strip
with the contact bars
facing up, and push in
gently until the meter
turns on.
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Questions and answers
can the memory be totally cleared? If so ,how?
I want to buy the Relion Premier Classic blood glucose monitoring system. Do I have to have the data cable? I do not want to use with computer
@Janice McFeeley The Classic meter does not come with the ability to transfer data to a computer so if you don't want to download information onto your computer, it's fine!
do I need a solution to test this meter? its very confusing
Yes, you need a control solution to test the ReliOn Premier Classic meter. The control solution is used to check that the meter and test strips are working correctly by verifying that the result falls within the expected range printed on the test strip vial.
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Hoe do i interpret the memory readings,?
@Rhonda mckinney
To interpret the memory readings on the ReliOn™ Premier Classic:
1. Turn on the meter by pressing the button. The screen will show the current date and time.
2. View the 1-day average: The display will show the average glucose result for the current day and the number of tests taken that day.
3. Check averages over longer periods: Press the button to cycle through average glucose values for the last 7, 14, 30, and 90 days. The number of tests performed during each period will also be displayed.
The meter automatically calculates averages for:
- All test results
- Pre-meal test results (Pr)
- Post-meal test results ( )
If the memory is full, the oldest test result is deleted when a new one is saved.
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