Doctor Pro3
Blood Pressure Data Analysis Software（Windows）

TM-9501

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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1WMPD4001540D

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Precautions for each operation are described in the instruction manual. Read the
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iSOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT
Please be sure to read the conditions of this “Software License Agreement” described herein
prior to using the A&D Software.
This Software License Agreement was created by A&D Company, Limited and it applies to allUsers that install the A&D Software. Users are only permitted to use the A&D Software upon
agreeing to all of the conditions set forth below.
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or using this software in another manner.
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requires that you carefully read this Software License Agreement and fully understand yourrights and obligations herein prior to using the A&D Software.
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The software has been provided to the customer (“User”) by A&D Company, Limited (“A&D”)
pursuant to the terms and conditions below.
1. Definitions
1.1. Software“Software” refers to the program in a machine-readable format that has been recorded as
memory data on a master disk and included in this package, in addition to the instruction
manual and other data that explain the procedure for using the “Software”
1.2. Use“Use” refers to the reading of memory data from the Software.
1.3. Designated Machine“Designated Machine” refers to one (1) computer set up for the purpose of using theSoftware.
1.4. Copying“Copying” refers to the duplication or reproduction in a similar or different format ofmemory data contained in the Software.
1.5. Alter“Alter” refers to all updates or modifications to the Software, or the use of the Software inpart or in whole to create other derivative software.
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2.3. All ownership rights for the Software shall be retained by A&D.
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3. Copying the Software
The User is strictly prohibited from copying the Software, unless the copies are made for the
purpose of using the Software on the Designated Machine or the copies are made for the
purpose of backup.
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The User may not alter, decompile, disassemble, decrypt, extract or otherwise
reverse-engineer the Software or otherwise create any derivative works thereof.
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irrespective of the reason, shall be retained by A&D or the person or legal entity described in
the Software. The User shall not remove any annotations regarding copyrights or other rightsfrom the Software or any duplicates thereof.
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A&D.
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not attributable to A&D.
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expected results, as well as for the installation, use and results arising out of the use of
the Software.
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caused by the User arising out of the use of the Software, or any loss related to data,
programs or other intangible assets, as well as any profit that should be acquired or loss
regarding the Software.
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9. Miscellaneous
9.1. A&D may upgrade the Software at any time, and the conditions for the distribution of the
upgraded version will be decided by A&D.
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and notices shall be deemed ineffective, and only the conditions of the latest contract orrelated notices shall apply.
10. Validation Period
10.1. This Contract shall become effective upon the installation of the Software by the Userand shall remain effective until the User terminates this contract in accordance with 10.2.
or 10.3. below.
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backup copies, and deletes all data previously installed from the Software.
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10.4. The Customer must immediately dispose of the software in the event that this contract isterminated in accordance with conditions 10.3. above.
10.5. Clauses 3 to 11 shall remain effective beyond the termination of this agreement.
11. Obligations Extending Beyond Termination
Upon the termination of this contract, the User is responsible for destroying the Software anddeleting the memory data on the User’s Designated Machine to prevent the Software frombeing used by a third party. In addition, all duplicates and derivative materials relating to theSoftware must also be destroyed.

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PRECAUTIONS FOR USE
In order to use the device safely and correctly, please read the following precautions carefully
before using the device. More precautions appear in the main text of the instruction manual.
Read the manual thoroughly before using the device. After reading, store the manual in a readily
available location for future reference.

1. Storage site

Avoid the followings as a storage site.
Areas where the temperature is less than -20°C or greater than +55°C, andthe relative humidity is over 95%
Areas where chemicals are stored
Areas where exposed to direct sunlight

2. MaintenanceInspect cables before use and periodically.
When a cable is used after a long period of storage, confirm that the device
is functioning correctly and safely.
Clean the cable with a dry, soft cloth.
Do not use thinner, alcohol, benzine, or wet dusters.

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3. Precautions against strong electromagnetic waves

If strong electromagnetic waves are present near a personal computer duringcommunication, errors in data transmission or an unintended operation may
occur.
Under such conditions, check the electromagnetic status and take necessary
measures.
The following are general examples of factors that may interfere with the proper functioning of
the device and recommended solutions.


Cellular phone use
May cause undesired operation because cell phones emit electromagnetic waves.


In a room or building where the device is used, turn off cellular phones and other small
radio units.

High frequency noise from other devices via an electrical outlet
 Detect the source of the noise and take measures to break the route, using a noise
suppressor.
 Avoid using the noise generating device.
 Use another electrical outlet.

 Static electricity



Fully discharge the operator before use.



Humidify the room.

Lightning strikeA nearby lightning strike may induce excessive voltage into the device. In the event of alightning strike:

Use an uninterruptible power supply to operate the device.

Using the device introduces noise into a television or radio.
 Place the affected television or radio away from the device.

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PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY MEASUREMENTS
Obey the following precautions for safety measurements

1. Blood pressure measurement

When the blood pressure monitor is connected to a personal computer, do notplace the cuff on a patient.

2. Terms and abbreviations
The tables below list terms and abbreviations used for the blood pressure data analysis software.
Terms and abbreviations related toblood pressure measurements

Description

Korotkoff: Korotkoff measurement method

Blood pressure values are obtained bydetecting the Korotkoff sounds.

Oscillometric: Oscillometric method

Blood pressure values are obtained byanalyzing variations in pulse pressure
detected in the cuff.

Systolic, SYS, SBP: Systolic Blood Pressure

Maximum blood pressure or the bloodpressure when the heart is contracting

Diastolic, DIA, DBP: Diastolic Blood Pressure

Minimum blood pressure or the bloodpressure when the heart is relaxing
Mean blood pressure
following formula:

MAP, MA: Mean Arterial Blood Pressure

obtainedby the

MAP=DIA+(SYS-DIA)/3
PUL: Pulse Rate

Pulse rate
Oxygen consumption by the heart muscle
obtained by the following formula:

DP: Double Product

DP=SYS×PUL/1000
BP: Blood Pressure
BPM: Blood Pressure Measurementvii

Terms and abbreviations related tostatistical calculations

Description

AVE、mean、mArithmetic mean valuemax

Maximum valuemin

Minimum value

SD、S’: Standard Deviation

Standard deviation obtained by the following formula:n[
(Xi-X)2 / (n-1)]1/2 to sample (X1, ...Xn)i=1
n: number of samples、X: arithmetic mean value
SE: Standard Error

Standard error obtained by the following formula:(SD2/n)1/2 to sample (X1, ...Xn)

CV: Coefficient of Variation

Coefficient of variation obtained by the following
formula:
CD=SD/mean[%]Correlation
Correlation r: Coefficient of Correlation
Reg.Line: Regression Line
Histogramc.i.: Confidence IntervalInterval surrounded by the confidence limit of 95%.

Terms and abbreviations related tocircadian rhythm

Description

CosinorCircadian rhythm analysis method introduced by
Halberg et al (1967).

MESOR

A circadian rhythm-adjusted mean based on theparameters of a cosine function fitted to the raw
data.

AMP: Amplitude

Amplitude of a cosine curve best fitted to the
biological rhythm data.

Acrophase

Phase that represents the maximum value of acosine curve best fitted to the biological rhythm
data.
Rhythm compatibility

PR: Percent Rhythm

Squared multiple correlation coefficient (R)between the measured value and the cosine
curve best fitted to the biological rhythm data.
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Other terms and abbreviations

Description

HBI: Hyperbaric Index

High blood pressure index

Hypobaric Index

Low blood pressure index

Hyperbaric Area

Time integral of the blood pressure values
exceeding the user-defined limits

Hypobaric Area

Time integral of the blood pressure values
not reaching the user-defined limits

HBI-sys

The limits of the systolic blood pressure to
HBI

HBI-dia

The limits of the diastolic blood pressure to
HBI

F

Full analysis

P

Partial analysis

Approximate Curve
Fourier Series Expansion
Ordermeas.: measurement
Average trend shows the trend of hourly
average values for systolic blood pressure,diastolic blood pressure, mean arterial bloodpressure and pulse.

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CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................4
2. FEATURES.........................................................................................................................................4
3. SPECIFICATIONS..............................................................................................................................5
3-1 Software Package Components ...................................................................................................5
3-2 Blood Pressure Monitors compatible with Doctor Pro3................................................................6
3-3 System Requirements ..................................................................................................................7
3-4 Brief Description on Analysis ........................................................................................................7
4.

BEFORE USE................................................................................................................................8
4-1 Installing the Software ..................................................................................................................8
4-2 Connecting the Blood Pressure Monitor to a PC .......................................................................10
4-2-1 Connecting the TM-2430 to the computer...........................................................................10
4-2-2 Connecting the UA-767PC to the computer ........................................................................ 11

5. MAIN WINDOW................................................................................................................................12
6. GENERAL OPERATION ..................................................................................................................13
6-1 Starting up Doctor Pro3 ..............................................................................................................13
6-2 Receiving the Data .....................................................................................................................13
6-3 Selecting or Adding a Patient .....................................................................................................15
6-4 Analyzing the Measurement Data ..............................................................................................16
6-5 Printing the Data.........................................................................................................................18
7. NEW PATIENTS ...............................................................................................................................20
8. MANAGING DATA ...........................................................................................................................23
8-1 Editing the Group List .................................................................................................................24
8-1-1[Add group].................................................................................................................24

8-1-2[Rename group] ..........................................................................................................24

8-1-3[Search] ......................................................................................................................24

8-2 Editing the Patient List................................................................................................................25
8-2-1[New patient] ..............................................................................................................25

8-3 Data Registration Window ..........................................................................................................26
8-3-1 Opening the data registration window .................................................................................26
8-3-2 Selecting an analysis icon ...................................................................................................27
8-4 Patients Database Window ........................................................................................................29
8-4-1 Switching the measurement data window ...........................................................................30
8-5 Patient Information window ........................................................................................................311

8-6 Data Analysis Window ................................................................................................................33
8-6-1

Select periods.............................................................................................................33

8-6-2

Summary data ............................................................................................................34

8-6-3

Trend...........................................................................................................................36

8-6-4

Correlation .................................................................................................................39

8-6-5

Histograms .................................................................................................................40

8-6-6

Circadian Rhythm ......................................................................................................41

8-6-7

HBI Analysis ...............................................................................................................42

8-6-8

AVERAGE Trend ........................................................................................................43

8-7 Printing the Analyzed Data .........................................................................................................44
8-7-1 Printing procedure from the print preview window ..............................................................44
8-7-2 Printing procedure without displaying the print preview ......................................................46
8-7-3 Printing from each analysis window ....................................................................................47
9. RECEIVING DATA ...........................................................................................................................49
10. SENDING THE SETTINGS ............................................................................................................52
10-1 Automatic Recognition of the Blood Pressure Monitor..............................................................52
10-2 Device Information and Measurement Intervals.......................................................................53
10-3 Confirming the Settings and Data Transmission ......................................................................55
11. FILE MENU ....................................................................................................................................56
11-1 Importing Files ..........................................................................................................................56
11-2 Exporting Files ..........................................................................................................................58
11-3 Optimizing a Database .............................................................................................................59
12. CONFIGURATION .........................................................................................................................60
12-1 Medical Facility .........................................................................................................................60
12-2 Account Mode...........................................................................................................................61
12-3 New Account.............................................................................................................................61
12-4 Default Settings ........................................................................................................................62
12-5 Measurement Pattern Settings .................................................................................................64
12-6 Changing Languages ...............................................................................................................65
13. WINDOW MENU ............................................................................................................................66
13-1 Cascade ...................................................................................................................................66
13-2 Horizontal .................................................................................................................................67
13-3 Vertical ......................................................................................................................................68
13-4 Minimization..............................................................................................................................69
14. MAINTENANCE .............................................................................................................................70
14-1 Error Codes ..............................................................................................................................702

14-1-1 TM-2430 ............................................................................................................................70
14-1-2 Guidance messages..........................................................................................................71
14-2 Default Settings ........................................................................................................................72
14-3 Disposing of the Used Product.................................................................................................72
15. CUSTOMER SUPPORT.................................................................................................................73
15-1 Inquiries about the Product ......................................................................................................73
15-2 Disclaimer.................................................................................................................................73

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1.

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the Blood Pressure Data Analysis Software Doctor Pro3 manufactured
by A&D Company, Ltd. This manual provides information on the operation procedures for Doctor
Pro3.
Please read this manual carefully before using Doctor Pro3 in order to acquire sufficient
information to use the software properly.
Store the manual in a readily available location for future reference.

2.

FEATURES

Doctor Pro3 is a Windows-based Blood Pressure Data Analysis Software that sets the bloodpressure monitor measurement parameters and saves the collected blood pressure data into apersonal computer. Doctor Pro3 analyzes blood pressure data for each patient. Doctor Pro3 is a
powerful tool for diagnosing high blood pressure and managing the blood pressure of patientswith high blood pressure.

Doctor Pro3 is intended for use with the following blood pressure monitors.
 TM-2430
 UA-767PC

ME (Medical Electronics) Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor
ME (Medical Electronics)
Digital Blood Pressure Monitor with communication function

Doctor Pro3 has the following features.
Patient data
management

The blood pressure data and patient information are saved in apersonal computer database. The data is separated into groups.

Statistical analysis

Statistical data may be viewed and analyzed in full, partial, sleep, andawake sections, by switching between clearly labeled tabs.

Graphical data

Systolic/diastolic blood pressure, mean arterial blood pressure, andpulse data are displayed graphically to quickly determine patterns ordata trends.
Circadian rhythm and HBI analysis are displayed graphically andnumerically.

Data conversion

The Data Convert feature imports or exports the blood pressure andpulse data in a standard (CSV) file format for use with popularspreadsheet programs.

Printed reports

Custom data report formats are easily defined and printed. The “Print
all” feature allows the user to select specific analytical results to beprinted and prints a summary report of the selected items.

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SPECIFICATIONS

3-1

Software Package Components

When unpacking the software, it is important to verify that the following articles are included andare in good condition.
If your software package components are damaged or missing, contact the local A&D dealer you
purchased the product from.
 CD-ROM

1 disk USB cable AX-KO3057-200 (TM-2430 and UA-767PC)

1 piece Instruction manual

1 copy (This document)

CD-ROMUSB cable AX-KO3057-200(for TM-2430 and UA-767PC)

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Blood Pressure Monitors compatible with Doctor Pro3

Doctor Pro3 is intended for use with the following blood pressure monitors.

TM-2430
 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring. Useful for
research and treatment of high blood pressure.
 Light weight, approximately 215 g (including batteries).
 Compact size that fits in a palm.
 The monitor is powered by LR6 type (Mignon) alkaline
TM-2430

batteries or Ni-Cd rechargeable batteries.

UA-767PC
 Bi-directional communication with a personal computer
Penables data analysis and date setting using the Data
Analysis Software.
 Stores 280 sets of measurement data.
 Clock and calendar function.
 Alarm can be set up to 6 times a day.
 Useful for monitoring blood pressure treatment, andconducting various clinical trials, research on bloodpressure and home-based monitoring systems.

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UA-767PC

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System Requirements

Computer
MemoryOperation system

Personal computer with a Pentium 4 1GHz or greater
microprocessor
Minimum 1GB(32bit) , 2GB(64bit)
Windows 8(32bit/64bit), 7(32bit/64bit), Vista(32bit/64bit), or XP(SP2)- .NET Framework 3.5 or greater- MDAC 2.6 or greater

Graphic adapter
Disk type
Hard disk
InterfacePort
Printer type

SVGA video card (minimum of 256 colors, 800X600 pixels or higher
recommended)
CD drive (depends on the media)
Minimum 1GB free space
USB 2.0 / 1.1
USB A socket
Printers supported by the Windows operating system

Only a personal computer that complies with the safety requirements of
IEC60601-1 can be used with this product. If a computer that does notcomply with those requirements is used, safety will not be guaranteed.

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Brief Description on Analysis

The TM-2430 Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor is used to record an individual’s blood pressure
over an extended period, normally 24-48 hours. The monitor employs the oscillometric method torecord the patient’s blood pressure based on predetermined periods and parameters.
The user may divide each 24-hour interval into several periods. Within each period, the monitor
may be programmed to record the patient’s blood pressure at intervals from OFF to 120 minutes.
These measurement intervals may be timed to coincide with the patient’s daily activities.
With a UA-767PC, blood pressure data collected over a long period (maximum 12 months) canbe managed and blood pressure trends are indicated clearly by using Doctor Pro3.
Even though the data collected by the old version of Doctor Pro is not directly compatible with thedata collected by the current version software, data collected by the old version of Doctor Pro canbe converted to the new version using the importing or exporting function.

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4.

BEFORE USE

4-1

Installing the Software

The software can only be run from a hard disk drive.
To install the software on your hard disk drive, complete the following steps:
1.

Insert the CD-ROM into a personal computer CD drive.

2.

If the program starts up automatically, go to step 5. Otherwise, click the Start button on
the Windows taskbar and select [Run].

3.

Type “g:setup”. (g: is the hard disk drive into which the CD-ROM will begin installations.)(1) The following appears when the USB driver has not been installed.

Connect the USB cable supplied with the software to your personal computer andclick [Setup FTDI USB Device Driver].
(2) Specify the CD-ROM Driver folder and install the driver.

(3) When the driver has been installed successfully, click [Finish].

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Install Doctor Pro3.

Follow the instructions in the display.

5.

When Doctor Pro3 has been installed successfully, the message “Setup succeeded”
appears. Click [OK], then click [Exit] to quit the installation mode.

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Connecting the Blood Pressure Monitor to a PC

Connect the blood pressure monitor to your personal computer.

When the blood pressure monitor is connected to a personal computer, do
not place the cuff on a patient.
Only a personal computer that complies with the safety requirements of
IEC60601-1 can be used with this product. If a computer that does notcomply with those requirements is used, safety will not be guaranteed.

4-2-1 Connecting the TM-2430 to the computer
Use the USB cable supplied with the software, otherwise communication errors will occur.
Personal computer
USB A plug

USB cable
Mini-pin jackTM-2430

Connection between the TM-2430 and the computer(The illustration above is not to scale.)Connect the blood pressure monitor to a personal computer as follows.
1.

Insert the male end (mini-pin jack) of the USB cable into the monitor.

2.

Insert the male end (USB A plug) of the USB cable into the computer’s USB port.
Note: Keep the cable connected to the computer unless the port is needed for otherfunctions.

3.

Start up Doctor Pro3.

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4-2-2 Connecting the UA-767PC to the computer
Use the USB cable supplied with the software, otherwise communication errors will occur.
Personal computer
USB A plug

USB cable
Mini-pin jackUA-767PC

Connection between the UA-767PC and the computer(The illustration above is not to scale.)Connect the blood pressure monitor to a personal computer as follows.
1.

Insert the male end (mini-pin jack) of the USB cable into the monitor.

2.

Insert the male end (USB A plug) of the USB cable into the computer’s USB port.
Note: Keep the cable connected to the computer unless the port is needed for otherfunctions.

3.

Start up Doctor Pro3.

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MAIN WINDOW
Menu bar⑤⑥⑦⑧⑨⑩Tool bar

Quick startup menu

①

③

②

④

Quick startup menu
No.
Name
1
New patient
2

Open database

3

Receive data

4

Send setting data

Menu bar
Name
File
Quick
Configuration
Window
Help

Opens the Patients Database window to manage blood pressure
data.
Opens the Receive Data window to receive blood pressure datafrom the blood pressure monitor.
Opens the Send Setting Data window to send the data to theblood pressure monitor.

Description
Select from “Import,” “Export,” “Optimize a DB” or “Exit.”
Same with the quick startup menu.
Select from “Medical facility,” “Account mode,” “New account,” “Default
settings,” “Measurement pattern settings” or “Change language.”
Select the window displaying method.
Displays the software version information.

Tool bar
No.
Name
5
Quick menu
6
New patient
7
Open database
8
Receive data
9
Send setting data
10

Description
Opens the New Patient window to register patient information.

Medical facility

Description
Turns ON or OFF the quick startup menu.
Same with 1.
Same with 2.
Same with 3.
Same with 4.
Opens the Medical Facility window. Similar to the Configurationmenu‘s Medical Facility menu.
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6. GENERAL OPERATION
6-1

Starting up Doctor Pro3

Startup procedure1.

To startup Doctor Pro3:
・Click “DrPro3” from the START menu.
or・Click the [DrPro3] icon located on the desk top.

2.

The Main window opens.

Quick startup menu

6-2

Receiving the Data

Receives the measurement data from the blood pressure monitor.
For details, refer to Section 9 “RECEIVING DATA.”
1.

Click [Receive data] at the quick startup menu.
Quick startup menu

Receive data

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2.

Click [Next].

Click [Next].

3.

When the connection is complete, the message “Successfully received data” appears in
the Connect Device window.
Click [Next].

TM-2430 recognition4.

UA-767PC recognition

The data received is displayed. Click [Next].

Click [Next].

5.

The Select Patient window opens.

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6-3

Selecting or Adding a Patient

Saves the measurement data received. For details, refer to Section 9 “RECEIVING DATA.”
1.

Select from the list of registered patients the patient under whose name you would like tosave data.
To select a new patient, click [New patient] to register a new patient.
When the patient selection is completed, click [Next].
Select a patient.
To select a new patient, register a newpatient.

Click [Next].

2.

Confirm the patient to be registered. Click [Register] and then click [OK] in the Confirm
window.

Confirm the patient to be registered.

Click [Register].

3.

When the display shown below appears, the patient has been registered.

“Saved” appears.

To complete the operation, click [Close].
To continue receiving data, click [Next data].
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Analyzing the Measurement Data

Analyzes the measurement data.
For details, refer to Section 8 “MANAGING DATA.”
1.

Click [Open database] at the quick startup menu.

Quick startup menu

Open database2.

Select the patient data from the group list.

Patient list registered in each folder.
Group list

3.

Click the registration date to be analyzed from the Data Registration window. The list ofmeasurement data will be displayed in the Measurement Data window.

Data Registration window

Measurement Data window

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4.

Click the registration dates to be analyzed from the Data Registration window and click
the Select box.
Select periods
Summary data
Trend
Correlation
Histograms
Circadian rhythm
HBI analysis
AVERAGE trend

The following items can be analyzed. For details, refer to “8-6 Data Analysis Window.”
Menu

Refer toSelect periods
Summary data
Trend
Correlation
Histograms
Circadian rhythm
HBI analysis
AVERAGE trend

8-6-1
8-6-2
8-6-3
8-6-4
8-6-5
8-6-6
8-6-7
8-6-8

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Printing the Data

Prints the analyzed data.
For details, refer to “8-7 Printing the Analyzed Data.”
1.

Print preview is available in the Data Registration window. Click [Print all] to print all theprintable items.

Print preview
Print all2.

The analyzed results can be printed according to the following categories.
For details on settings of [Full] or [Partial], [Sleep] and [Awake], refer to “8-6 Data
Analysis Window.”
Printing in the Summary Data window

 [Full] tab window  Click [Print] to print.
 [Partial] tab window  Click [Print] to print.
 [Awake] tab window  Click [Print] to print.
 [Sleep] tab window  Click [Print] to print.
Printing in the Trend window[Individual printing] Prints a trend graph.

[Print all]

Click boxes as necessary in “Graph option” to print, andselect the printing parameters from the pulldown menu.

Printing in the Correlation window[Individual printing] Prints correlation plots.

[Print all]

Click boxes as necessary in “Graph option” to print, andselect the printing parameters from the pulldown menu.

Printing in the Histograms window[Individual printing] Prints histograms.

[Print all]

Click boxes as necessary in “Graph option” to print, andselect the printing parameters from the pulldown menu.
18Printing in the Circadian Rhythm window[Individual printing] Prints circadian rhythm plots.

[Print all]

Click boxes as necessary in “Graph option” to print, andselect the printing parameters from the pulldown menu.

Printing in the HBI Analysis window[Individual printing] Prints HBI analysis plots.

[Print all]

Click boxes as necessary in “Graph option” to print, andselect the printing parameters from the pulldown menu.

Printing in the AVERAGE Trend window[Individual printing] Prints an hourly average trend graph.

[Print all]

Click boxes as necessary in “Graph option” to print, andselect the printing parameters from the pulldown menu.

197. NEW PATIENTS
1.

Click [New patient] at the quick startup menu.
Quick startup menu

New patient2.

Select Group window

Data must be entered in thesethree fields.
Required[Rename group] icon
[Add group] icon

Enter information as necessary.

Item
Patient ID (Required)

Description
Enter the patient ID using a maximum of 20 characters.

First name (Required)Enter the patient’s first name using a maximum of 30 characters.

Last name (Required)Enter the patient’s last name using a maximum of 30 characters.

Sex

Select from the pulldown menu.

Date of birthEnter in the MM-DD-YYYY format or select from the pulldown
menu.

Select group (Required)

Point the mouse to the group folder.
To add a group or rename the group, click the [Add group] or[Rename group] icon, or right-click to display “Add group” and“Rename group.”

When all the necessary items have been entered, click [Next].

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3.

Patient’s Personal Information window

Enter information as necessary.

Item
HeightWeightAddress
Telephone
E-MailInsurance
Referring physician
Medications
Comment 1
Comment 2
Pattern of meas.
(Pattern of measurement)

Description
Enter the patient’s height in 0-99999. (Place a decimal point as necessary.)
Enter the patient’s weight in 0-99999. (Place a decimal point as necessary.)
Enter the patient’s address using a maximum of 50 characters.
Enter the patient’s telephone number using a maximum of 20 characters
between 0 to 9 and a hyphen (-).
Enter the patient’s e-mail address using a maximum of 50 characters.
Enter the patient’s insurance carrier.
Enter the doctor’s name using a maximum of 30 characters.
Enter the patient’s medications using a maximum of 60 characters.
Enter comments using a maximum of 200 characters.
Enter comments using a maximum of 200 characters.
Select from the pulldown menu.

When all the necessary items have been entered, click [Next].
4.

Past Illness window

Enter information as necessary.

Item
Diabetes
Hypertension
Hyperlipidemia
Obesity

Description
Select from “No,” “Yes” and “Unknown.”
Select from “No,” “Yes” and “Unknown.”
Select from “No,” “Yes” and “Unknown.”
Select from “No,” “Yes” and “Unknown.”

When all the necessary items have been entered, click [Next].
Then, click [Register]. The Confirm window opens.
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5.

Confirm window

Click [OK] to register the new patient.

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8.

MANAGING DATAManages the group and patient database.
Click [Open database] at the quick startup menu.

Quick startup menu

Open database
Patients Database window
Patient list

Group list
Closes this window.

Click a folder in the group list. The relevant data is displayed in the patient list.

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8-1

Editing the Group List

Adds or renames a group, and performs a search.

NOTE
Adding and renaming a group can be performed either by clicking on each icon or byright-clicking the group folder.

8-1-1[Add group](1) Click the folder into which a group will be added.
(2) Click the [Add group] icon.
(3) A new folder is added.
(4) Enter the group name.

8-1-2[Rename group]
Note: Patient names can not be changed.

(1) Click a folder to rename.
(2) Click the [Rename group] icon.
(3) Enter a group name.

8-1-3[Search](1) Click the [Search] icon to open
the Search Data window.
(2) Enter search items.
(3) Click [Search].
(4) The search results will be
displayed.

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8-2

Editing the Patient List

Adds a patient.

8-2-1[New patient](1) Click a folder from the group list into which a patient will be added.
(2) Click the [New patient] icon to open the Simple Registration window.
Enter the following items.
 Patient ID (Required) First name (Required) Last name (Required) Date of birth Sex

When all the necessary items have been entered, click [Register].

(3) The Confirm window opens.

(4) Click [OK] to add the patient.
Click [Close] to complete the operation.

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8-3

Data Registration Window

Displays and prints the analyzed results of measurement data.

8-3-1 Opening the data registration window
Click a patient name from the group list to open the Data Registration window.
Data Registration window

Group list

Items in the Data Registration window
Item
Description
Registration date
Displays the date when the data is uploaded (received).
DeviceDisplays the model of the blood pressure monitor that was used.
W (Wake time)
Displays the wake time.
B (Bedtime)
Displays the bedtime.
SelectClick the box to include in data analysis.
Displays a data format.
2C: CSV-imported data format of Doctor Pro2
2D: DAT-imported data format of Doctor Pro2
CSV
3C: CSV-imported data format of Doctor Pro3
Blank: Standard measurement data

NOTE
The CSV column is usually not displayed. To display the column, adjust the column widthsof the Data Registration window.

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8-3-2 Selecting an analysis icon
Click on an icon in the Data Registration window to perform various analyses.
Select periods
Summary data
Trend

Correlation
Histograms
Circadian rhythm
HBI analysis
AVERAGE trend
Ascending order
Descending order
Selection release
Print preview
Print all

Note: Click the Select box from the registration date to perform various analyses.
When the TM-2430 is used, select a maximum of two data.

Analysis menu
Menu

Refer toSelect periods

8-6-1

Summary data

8-6-2

Trend

8-6-3

Correlation

8-6-4

Description
Defines specific periods of time within an opened data
file for custom data analysis. Two periods, full analysis
and partial analysis may be defined for each data file.
Displays statistical data.
Displays systolic blood pressure, diastolic bloodpressure, mean arterial blood pressure, pulse (heartrate) and double product trends.
Displays correlation plots of systolic blood pressure todiastolic blood pressure, and diastolic blood pressure
to pulse.
The scatter diagram allows easy observation of thecorrelation between systolic and diastolic bloodpressures; the minimum and maximum values, themagnitude of fluctuation and the density of a 24-hourblood pressure data.

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Menu

Refer toHistograms

8-6-5

Circadian rhythm

8-6-6

Description
Displays the frequency distribution
measurement data.

of

the

Allows easy observation of the data that occurs themost frequently, the frequency distribution and the
distribution width during the analysis period.
Displays the cosinor analysis graph, the graphshowing the estimated amplitude and peak position
based on the 95% confidence interval, and thenumerical data.
Note: Not available with the UA-767PC.
Displays the graph showing the hyperbaric area andhypobaric area, and the numerical data converted intoa one-day period.

HBI analysis

8-6-7

Hyperbaric: that area exceeding the user-defined
limits for the sleep and awake sections.
Hypobaric: that area not reaching the user-defined
limits for the sleep and awake sections.

AVERAGE trend

8-6-8

Ascending order
Descending order
Selection release
Print preview

8-7-1

Print all

8-7-2

Note: Not available with the UA-767PC.
Displays the trend of hourly average values forsystolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure,mean arterial blood pressure and pulse (heart rate).
Sorts the registration date in the ascending order.
Sorts the registration date in the descending order.
Removes the check mark from the select box.
Displays a print preview of the data selected from theregistration date.
Select graph options, set printing parameters andprint.

When the registration date column is double-clicked, the Export Data window opens. For details,
refer to “11-2 Exporting Files.”

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8-4

Measurement Data Window

Displays measurement data in detail.

Measurement Data window
Items in the Measurement Data window
Item
DescriptionNo.
Measurement No.
Measurement time
Date and time when the measurement is performed.
SYS
Systolic blood pressure
DIA
Diastolic blood pressure
Mean arterial blood pressure, obtained by
MAP
MAP=DIA+(SYS-DIA)/3.
Pulse
Pulse rateDP
Double Product, obtained by DP=SYS×Pulse/1000.
Only for the TM-2430. Displays the measurement during sleep or
manual measurement.
Events(Always “0” for the UA-767PC.)
Meas. method
Displays the measurement method, Korotkoff or oscillometric.
(Measurement method)
Displays individual errors.
Errors(Displays error codes for the TM-2430.)(Always “0” for the UA-767PC.)
Suppressed
Click the data to exclude from data analysis.
Comments
Enter comments using a maximum of 20 characters.
Located at the bottom and right of the screen to scroll the data.
Scroll bars
Data can also be scrolled using the arrow keys or the mouse.

298-4-1 Switching the measurement data window
Clicking the icon in the Measurement Data window switches the window as follows.
BP Data List window

Simple Trend window

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8-5

Patient Information window

Edits the patient’s personal information and device information.
Patient Information window

The Patient Information window has three tabs.
・[Meas. info.] tab to edit the device information.

・[Personal details] tabs to edit the patient’s personal information.

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Item
Patient ID (Required)First name (Required)
Last name (Required)
Date of birth
Sex
Wake time
Bedtime
DeviceRecorder ID
Pressure
Cuff size
Display
BuzzerMeas. pattern (Patternof measurement)
HeightWeightAddress
Telephone
E-MailInsurance
Referring physician
Medications
Comment 1
Comment 2

Description
Enter the Patient ID using a maximum of 20 characters.
Enter the patient’s first name using a maximum of 30 characters.
Enter the patient’s last name using a maximum of 30 characters.
Enter in the MM-DD-YYYY format or select from the pulldown
menu.
Select from the pulldown menu.
Enter in the 24-hour format.
Enter in the 24-hour format.
Select from the pulldown menu.
Enter the recorder ID using a maximum of 2 characters between
0 to 9.
Select from the pulldown menu.
Select from the pulldown menu.
Select from the pulldown menu.
Select from the pulldown menu.
Select from the pulldown menu.
Enter the patient’s height in 0-99999. (Place a decimal point as
necessary.)
Enter the patient’s weight in 0-99999. (Place a decimal point as
necessary.)
Enter the patient’s address using a maximum of 50 characters.
Enter the patient’s telephone number using a maximum of 20
characters between 0 to 9 and a hyphen (-).
Enter the patient’s e-mail address using a maximum of 50
characters.
Enter the patient’s insurance carrier..
Enter the doctor’s name using a maximum of 30 characters.
Enter the patient’s medications using a maximum of 60
characters.
Enter comments using a maximum of 200 characters.
Enter comments using a maximum of 200 characters.

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8-6

Data Analysis Window

The Data Registration window has data analysis icons.
Select data in the Data Registration window, set the analysis period and click each analysis icon
to analyze data.
Select periods
Summary data
Trend
Correlation
Histograms
Circadian rhythmt

HBI analysis
AVERAGE

8-6-1

Select periods

Sets the analysis period of the data selected in the Data Registration window. Without selecting
periods, analysis will not be performed.

(1) Select “Total” or “Total + Interval Analysis” for the analysis period.
(2) Set the starting date and time and the period, using the scroll bars.

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(3) Click [Apply].

(4) The Confirm window opens. Click [OK].
(5) Click [Close] to complete the operation.

8-6-2

Summary data

Displays statistical data. The Summary Data window has the following four tabs:[Full]：Statistics based on all the data within the file

[Partial]：Statistics based on the data in the specified period.

[Awake]：Statistics based on the data during the waking hours.
Note: Waking hours are specified as those hours outside the identified sleeping
hours.

[Sleep]：Statistics based on the data during the specified sleeping hours.
Note: Sleeping hours are specified as those hours outside the identified waking
hours.

To open, print and close the Summary Data window, follow the procedure below.
(1) Click the [Summary Data] icon to open the Summary Data window.

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(2) Click one of the four data tabs, Full, Partial, Awake or Sleep. The Full tab will always beenabled.
The Partial, Sleep and Awake tabs will be enabled after they are specified. To enable thePartial tab, select “Total + Interval Analysis” for the analysis period. To enable the Sleep and
Awake tabs, enter the wake time and the bedtime in the Patient Information window.
(3) To print the data for an individual Summary Data tab, select the tab you want to print and click[Print] on the lower left side of the window(4) Click [Close] to close the Summary Data window.
Each of the four summary data is titled with the name of the tab and the patient name. For
detailed information on Summary Data window items, see below:
Item
Section range
Valid readings
Excluded readings
MIN (Minimum)
AVE (Average)
MAX (Maximum)
SD (Standard Deviation)
SE (Standard Error)CV(%)(Coefficient of Variation)
SYS/DIA limits
Readings > SYS limit(s)Readings > DIA limit(s)Highest SYS (Systolic Value)
Lowest SYS (Systolic Value)
Highest DIA (Diastolic Value)
Lowest DIA (Diastolic Value)

Description
The analysis period, starting date and time – ending date andtime, for the activated Summary Data tab.
The total number of measurements taken during the analysis
period, excluding any measurement errors or manually
excluded readings.
The combined total of measurement errors and manually
excluded readings, and its percentage to the total number ofmeasurements.
The minimum value for Systolic, Diastolic, MAP and Pulse
measurements during the analysis period.
The average value for Systolic, Diastolic, MAP and Pulse
measurements during the analysis period.
The maximum value for Systolic, Diastolic, MAP and Pulse
measurements during the analysis period.
The Standard Deviation of the value for Systolic, Diastolic,
MAP and Pulse measurements during the analysis period.
The Standard Error of the value for Systolic, Diastolic, MAP
and Pulse measurements during the analysis period.
The Coefficient of Variation for Systolic, Diastolic, MAP and
Pulse measurements during the analysis period.
Systolic and Diastolic limits for the Awake and Sleep sections.
The percentage of the Systolic measurement values greaterthan the specified Systolic limit. Refer to “12-4 Default Settings"
for information on specifying the Systolic Blood Pressure Limit.
The percentage of the Diastolic measurement values greaterthan the specified Diastolic limit. Refer to “12-4 Default
Settings" for information on specifying the Diastolic Blood
Pressure Limit.
The highest Systolic value, and the date and time when thevalue is obtained during the analysis period.
The lowest Systolic value, and the date and time when thevalue is obtained during the analysis period.
The highest Diastolic value, and the date and time when thevalue is obtained during the analysis period.
The lowest Diastolic value, and the date and time when thevalue is obtained during the analysis period.
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8-6-3

Trend

Displays trends in a patient’s blood pressure, pulse, MAP and DP calculation over time. The
Trend window is a useful tool to observe the patient’s circadian rhythm.
The Trend function is dependent on the following parameters:
1. Analysis period
2. Measurement Method
3. Sleep section
4. Blood pressure limits(1) TM-2430
When the TM-2430 is used, the following four trends can be displayed in the Trend window:

Systolic/Diastolic Blood Pressure (BP Trend)
The vertical axis represents millimeters of mercury (mmHg) and the horizontal axis
represents time. A vertical solid line connects the measurement’s systolic and diastolicpressures. This line may be used to estimate the pulse pressure.



Pulse (Pulse Trend)
The vertical axis represents beats per minute (bpm) and the horizontal axis represents
time. The pulse trend is represented by yellow dots.



Mean Arterial Blood Pressure (MAP Trend)
The vertical axis represents millimeters of mercury (mmHg) and the horizontal axis
represents time. The MAP Trend may be displayed on its own or in combination with the
BP Trend. If the MAP Trend is combined with the BP Trend, it will appear between the
Systolic and Diastolic Trend lines.

Double Product
The vertical axis represents mmHg･bpm/1000 and the horizontal axis represents time.
Icons in the Trend window
1 2 3 4 5

6

7

8

9

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No.
1

Icon
Individual printing

2

Print all3

List Disp/Not-Disp

4

Select periods

5
6
7

Close
Left/right arrows
Config graph

8

Select graph

9

Suppressed data

Description
Prints a trend graph.
Opens the Conclusion Printing window.
Select graph options, set printing parameters andclick [Print].
Selects whether or not to display the list ofmeasurement data below the trend graphs.
Defines specific periods of time within an opened
data file for custom data analysis. Two periods, fullanalysis and partial analysis may be defined for eachdata file.
Closes the Trend window.
Moves the cursor to the left or right.
Changes the graph axes settings.
Click the box to display the graph, or if there is acheck mark in the box and no graph is needed, click
the box to remove the check mark.
Selects whether or not to display the data excluded in
the list of measurement data in a graph.

Click the [Close] icon or [X] in the upper right corner to close the Trend window.

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(2) UA-767PC
When the UA-767PC is used, the following four trends can be displayed in the Trend window:

Systolic/Diastolic Blood Pressure (BP Trend)
The vertical axis represents millimeters of mercury (mmHg) and the horizontal axis represents time.
The systolic pressure is represented by a solid red line; the diastolic pressure by a solid green line.



Pulse (Pulse Trend)
The vertical axis represents beats per minute (bpm) and the horizontal axis represents
time. The pulse trend is represented by yellow dots.



Mean Arterial Blood Pressure (MAP Trend)
The vertical axis represents millimeters of mercury (mmHg) and the horizontal axis
represents time. The MAP Trend may be displayed on its own or in combination with the
BP Trend. If the MAP Trend is combined with the BP Trend, it will appear between the
Systolic and Diastolic Trend lines as a solid blue line.

Double Product
The vertical axis represents mmHg･bpm/1000 and the horizontal axis represents time.
Icons in the Trend window
1 2 3 4 5

6

7

8
9

No.
1

Icon
Individual printing

Description
Prints a trend graph.
Opens the Conclusion Printing window.
2
Print all
Select graph options, set printing parameters and click [Print].
Selects whether or not to display the list of measurement data below
3
List Disp/Not-Disp
the trend graphs.
Defines specific periods of time within an opened data file for custom
data analysis. Two periods, full analysis and partial analysis may be
4
Select periods
defined for each data file.
5
Close
Closes the Trend window.
6
Config graph
Changes the graph axes settings.
Click the box to display the graph, or if there is a check mark in the7
Select graphbox and no graph is needed, click the box to remove the check mark.
Selects whether or not to display the data excluded in the list of8
Suppressed datameasurement data in a graph.
9
Slider bar
Moves the range of the displaying date and time back and forth.
Click the [Close] icon or [X] in the upper right corner to close the Trend window.
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8-6-4

Correlation

The Correlation window offers a convenient way to view the relationship between the bloodpressure parameters. Both Full and Partial Analysis Correlation Plots may be viewed for thefollowing relationships:
1.

Systolic versus Diastolic

2.

Systolic versus Pulse (Heart Rate)

3.

Statistical Data: Systolic, Diastolic, Pulse- Average- Standard Deviation, [SD]- Correlation Coefficient, [r]- Regression LineThe vertical axis represents systolic pressure, the horizontal axis represents the diastolicpressure on the left hand graph and pulse on the right hand graph. All the graphs have scales of
0 to 300 mmHg.
Note: If Partial Analysis is enabled, four graphs will appear. The first two graphs in theupper part of the window, in blue, are based on Full data. The second pair ofgraphs, in red, in the lower part of the window are created from valid data
specified within Partial Analysis parameters.

Click the [Close] icon or [X] in the upper right corner to close the Correlation window.

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8-6-5

Histograms

The Histograms window offers a convenient way to quickly review the frequency distribution of
the systolic, diastolic, mean arterial blood pressures, pulse (heart rate) measurements and DP,
and the statistical data (average and standard deviation for each item).
Note: If Partial Analysis is enabled, the Histograms based on Full data are indicated inblue and the Histograms created from valid data specified within Partial Analysis
parameters are indicated in red.
The vertical scale represents 0 to 300 (mmHg or bpm) on all graphs except Double Product. The
horizontal scale represents the percentage of total readings that occurred at the corresponding
vertical level. The Histograms are displayed in blocks that represent a range of readings.

Click the [Close] icon or [X] in the upper right corner to close the Histograms window.

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8-6-6

Circadian Rhythm

The Circadian Rhythm window shows the circadian rhythm of the systolic and diastolic bloodpressures, and pulse (heart rate); obtained using the 24-hour cosinor analysis. The analysis
starting time coincides with the starting time specified for the Full Analysis period.
The Circadian Rhythm window also shows the amplitude and peak value of the cosine wave
based on the 95% confidence interval. The systolic blood pressure data is indicated in red, thediastolic blood pressure data, in blue, and the pulse data, in yellow.

Click the [Close] icon or [X] in the upper right corner to close the Circadian Rhythm window.

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8-6-7

HBI Analysis

The HBI Analysis window shows two graphs arranged vertically.
The upper graph shows the hyperbaric area (in red) exceeding the user-defined hyperbaric limits forthe systolic and diastolic blood pressures, and the numerical data converted into a one-day period.
The lower graph shows the hypobaric area (in red) not reaching the user-defined hypobaric limits forthe systolic and diastolic blood pressures, and the numerical data converted into a one-day period.
For both graphs, the analysis starting time coincides with the starting time specified for the Full
Analysis period.

Click the [Close] icon or [X] in the upper right corner to close the HBI Analysis window.

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8-6-8AVERAGE Trend

The AVERAGE Trend window shows the trend of hourly average values for systolic bloodpressure, diastolic blood pressure, mean arterial blood pressure and pulse (heart rate).

Click the [Close] icon or [X] in the upper right corner to close the AVERAGE Trend window.

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8-7

Printing the Analyzed Data

The analyzed data can be printed in the Data Registration window.
Print preview
Print all

8-7-1 Printing procedure from the print preview window(1) Select the registration date and click the [Print preview] icon ().

(2) Click boxes as necessary in “Graph option” to print, and select the printing parameters fromthe pulldown menu.

(3) Click [Preview].
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(4) The Print Preview window opens. (The number of pages depends on the data selected. The
example below is the print preview when all the items are selected in “Graph option.” )Page 1 (Summary+Trend)

Page 2 (List)

Page 4 (Histograms)

Page 5 (Circadian rhythm)

Page 3 (Correlation)

Page 6 (HBI analysis)

Page 7 (AVERAGE trend)(5) Click the [Print all] icon (). The Conclusion Printing window opens.

(6) Change the settings in the Conclusion Printing window, if necessary.
(7) Click [Print].

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8-7-2 Printing procedure without displaying the print preview(1) Click the [Print all] icon.

(2) Click boxes as necessary in “Graph option” to print, and select the printing parameters fromthe pulldown menu.
Select “Mini report” to print the summary data, trend and data list.
Select “Trend DP” to print the trend of double product.
(3) Click [Print].

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8-7-3 Printing from each analysis window
Printing in the Summary Data window[Full] tab window[Partial] tab window

Click [Print].

Click [Print].

[Awake] tab window[Sleep] tab window

Click [Print].

Click [Print].

Printing in the Trend window[Individual printing] Prints a trend graph.

[Print all]

Click boxes as necessary in “Graph option” to print, andselect the printing parameters from the pulldown menu.

Printing in the Correlation window[Individual printing] Prints correlation plots.

[Print all]

Click boxes as necessary in “Graph option” to print, andselect the printing parameters from the pulldown menu.

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Printing in the Histograms window[Individual printing] Prints histograms.

[Print all]

Click boxes as necessary in “Graph option” to print, andselect the printing parameters from the pulldown menu.

Printing in the Circadian Rhythm window[Individual printing] Prints circadian rhythm plots.

[Print all]

Click boxes as necessary in “Graph option” to print, andselect the printing parameters from the pulldown menu.

Printing in the HBI Analysis window[Individual printing] Prints HBI analysis plots.

[Print all]

Click boxes as necessary in “Graph option” to print, andselect the printing parameters from the pulldown menu.

Printing in the AVERAGE Trend window[Individual printing] Prints an hourly average trend graph.

[Print all]

Click boxes as necessary in “Graph option” to print, andselect the printing parameters from the pulldown menu.

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9. RECEIVING DATA
Receives the measurement data from the blood pressure monitor.
1.

Click [Receive data] at the quick startup menu.
Quick startup menu

Receive data2.

In the Settings window, select the option to perform after receiving the data.
Clearing the data
When “Clear data” is selected, the data in themonitor will be cleared after receiving the data.
Adjusting the time
When “Adjust time of ABPM” is selected, the clockof the monitor will be synchronized with thecomputer clock after receiving the data.

Click [Next].
3.

Receiving the data from the blood pressure monitor has begun.

NOTE (Only for the UA-767PC)
While the PC is in communication with the blood pressure monitor, ” ---“ appears in the
blood pressure monitor display. For details, refer to the blood pressure monitor instruction
manual.
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4.

When data receiving has been completed, a message appears in the Connect Device
window.
Connected to TM-2430

Connected to UA-767PC

The message “Successfully received data” appears.
Click [Next].
If an error occurs, click [Retry] to make a connection again.
5.

The data received is displayed.

Click [Next].

Click [Next].
6.

Specify a file/folder to save the data.
Select from the list of registered patients the patient under whose name you would like tosave data.
When a new patient is to be used, register the new patient beforehand.

Select a patient file/folder.
When a new patient is to beused,registerthepatient beforehand.

Click [Next].
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new

・ Click [New patient] to open the New Patient window and register a new patient.
New Patient window

These three items are required.

After entering the necessary items, click [Add].

7.

Confirm the patient to be registered and click [Register].

Confirm the patient to be registered.

Click [Register].

8.

The message “Saved” appears and data registration has been completed.

The message “Saved” appears.

To continue receiving data, click [Next data].
To complete the operation, click [Close].

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10.

SENDING THE SETTINGS

Using Doctor Pro3, the settings of the blood pressure monitor can be changed.

10-1
1.

Automatic Recognition of the Blood Pressure Monitor

Click [Send setting data] at the quick startup menu. The Send Setting Data window opens.
Quick startup menu

Send setting data

2.

Click [Next]. The connected blood pressure monitor is automatically recognized.

3.

When a connection has been completed, a message appears.
Auto detection of TM-2430

Auto detection of UA-767PC

The message “Successful automatic recognition of the BP” appears.
Confirm that the monitor model is correct.
Click [Next].

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10-2

Device Information and Measurement Intervals

NOTE
Three modes available in the Measurement Intervals window are as follows:
Mode 1: 07:00-21:59 The measurement is performed every 15 minutes.
22:00-06:59 The measurement is performed every 30 minutes.
Mode 2: The AUTO ON/OFF key is pressed at wake time and bedtime so that themeasurement intervals are changed and the time during sleep can be
distinguished on the data.
When the Sleep button is off, the measurement is performed every 15
minutes.
When the Sleep button is displayed, the measurement is performed every 30
minutes.
Mode 3: The measurement intervals can be set within a maximum of 24 hours.
Select from different measurement patterns.
◆TM-2430
Device Information window
1. Enter Recorder ID.
2. Select the items below from thepulldown menu.
 Cuff size
 Display Clear data
 Adjust time

Click [Next].
Measurement Intervals window
Select a mode from Modes 1-3.
When Mode 3 is selected, set Interval
for free settings. Select a starting timein hours and the interval from thepulldown menu. Select “OFF” for theinterval when no partial analysis isperformed.

When

a

measurement

pattern, which is set in “Measurement
pattern settings,” is to be used, click
the Select Pattern box and select apattern from the pulldown menu.
Click [Next].
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Device Information window
Select the items below from thepulldown menu.
 Buzzer Clear data
 Adjust time

Click [Next].
Measurement Intervals window
Set Interval for free settings. Select astarting time in hours and the startingtime in minutes from the pulldown
menu and click the Valid box to use.
When a measurement pattern, which
is

set

in

“Measurement

patternsettings,” is to be used, click the SelectPattern box and select a pattern fromthe pulldown menu.
Click [Next].

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1.

Confirming the Settings and Data Transmission

Confirm the settings and click [Apply].

Confirm the settings.

Click [Apply] when the settings are correct.

Click [Next].
2.

Data transmission has started.
A message appears when the transmission has been completed.
Sent to TM-2430

Sent to UA-767PC

The message “Setting successful” appears.
To continue sending data, click [Next].
To complete the operation, click [Close].

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11.

FILE MENU

Importing files and exporting files are available in the file menu of the Main window.
Data of the DrPro2/3 CSV Exports Files and DrPro2 DAT Exports Files can be used.

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Importing Files

1.

Click “Import” from the File menu of the Main window.

2.

Click [Import].

Click [Import].

Click the Import to box to specify the importing destination folder.
3.

Specify the importing destination folder and click [Import].

Click [Import].

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4.

Select the importing source folder. Select a file and click [Open]. The file has been imported tothe specified folder.

1. Select the importing source folder.
2. Select a file.

3. Click [Open].

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Exporting Files

1.

Click “Export” from the File menu of the Main window.

2.

Search the data to export.
Enter folders, Patient ID, patient name and date to search, and click [Search].

3.

Select data to export from the list displayed.

4.

Select the items below.
 Number of files to output : Separate file(s), Merge files
 File type

: DrPro3 CSV, DrPro2 CSV, DrPro2 DAT

5.

Click [Export].

6.

Select the exporting destination folder and enter a file name. Click [Save]. The file has
been exported.

1. Select the exporting destination folder.

2. Enter a file name.

3. Click [Save].

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Optimizing a Database

1.

Click “Optimize a DB” from the File menu of the Main window.

2.

The Confirm window opens.

Click [OK] to optimize the database.

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12. CONFIGURATIONThe Configuration menu has the following sub menus.
 Medical Facility Account Mode New Account Default Settings
 Measurement Pattern Settings
 Change Language

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Medical Facility

1.

Click “Medical Facility” from the Configuration menu of the Main window.

2.

Enter each item and click [Register]. The Confirm window opens. Click [OK] to register
the medical facility.

Item
First nameLast name
Hospital name
Address
Telephone
E-mailDescription
Enter the first name using a maximum of 30 characters.
Enter the last name using a maximum of 30 characters.
Enter the hospital name using a maximum of 50 characters.
Enter the hospital address using a maximum of 50 characters.
Enter the hospital telephone number using a maximum of 20
characters between 0 to 9 and a hyphen (-).
Enter the hospital e-mail address using a maximum of 50
characters.

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Account Mode

1.

Click “Account Mode” from the Configuration menu of the Main window.

2.

Select either single account or multi account and click [Register].

The Confirm window opens. Click [OK] to change the account mode.

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New Account1.

Click “New Account” from the Configuration menu of the Main window.

2.

Enter account names and passwords for multi accounts. Select authority.
Click [New], [save] or [Delete] to add, update or delete the account.

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When [Close] is clicked, new account registration has been completed.

NOTE
When logged in, into the single account mode right after installation, if the user changes
to the multi account mode and restarts, logging in will no longer be available because theaccount and password have not been registered.

If the condition above occurs, enter the items below to log in.
Account : Administrator, Password : sys

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1.

Default Settings

Click “Default Settings” from the Configuration menu of the Main window.

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2.

Enter each item and click [Register]. The Confirm window opens. Click [OK] to register
the default settings.

Item
BP/Pul Low
BP/Pul HighDP Low
DP High
ABPM range
BPM range
Priority display
Hyperbaric limit for systolic in awake section
Hyperbaric limit for diastolic in awake section
Hyperbaric limit for systolic in sleep section
Hyperbaric limit for diastolic in sleep section
Hypobaric limit for systolic in awake section
Hypobaric limit for diastolic in awake section
Hypobaric limit for systolic in sleep section
Hypobaric limit for diastolic in sleep section

Description
Select the lowest value for the BP/Pul axis fromthe pulldown menu.
Select the highest value for the BP/Pul axis fromthe pulldown menu.
Select the lowest value for the DP axis from thepulldown menu.
Select the highest value for the DP axis from thepulldown menu.
Select the value for the time axis from thepulldown menu. (For TM-2430)
Select the value for the time axis from thepulldown menu. (For UA-767PC)
Select from the pulldown menu.
Enter the value.
Enter the valueEnter the valueEnter the valueEnter the valueEnter the valueEnter the valueEnter the value Hyperbaric limit: The percentage of readings exceeding the specified Systolic and Diastolic limits for the
Awake and Sleep sections will be calculated and noted both in the summary data andprinted reports.
 The values are used as “limits” for HBI analysis.
 Hypobaric limit: The percentage of readings not reaching the specified Systolic and Diastolic limits for the
Awake and Sleep sections will be calculated and noted both in the summary data andprinted reports.
 The values are used as “limits” for HBI analysis.
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Measurement Pattern Settings

1.

Click “Measurement Pattern Settings” from the Configuration menu of the Main window.

2.

Set measurement patterns for Mode 3. Enter each item and click [Register]. The Confirm
window opens. Click [OK] to set the measurement pattern.
To delete a setting, click [Delete], and click [OK] for the message “Delete?”.

Item
Name
Start time Hour
Start time MinuteInterval (min.)

Description
Name the measurement pattern.
Select a measurement starting time in hours from the pulldown
menu.
Select a measurement starting time in minutes from the pulldown
menu.
Select an interval from the pulldown menu.

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Changing Languages

1.

Click “Change Language” from the Configuration menu of the Main window.

2.

In the Change Language window, select the language to be used and click [OK].
Changing languages has been completed.

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13. WINDOW MENU
The Window menu has the following sub menus.
 Cascade Horizontal
 Vertical
 Minimization

13-1
1.

CascadeClick “Cascade” from the Window menu of the Main window.

The opened windows will be cascaded.

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1.

Horizontal
Click “Horizontal” from the Window menu of the Main window.

The opened windows will be arranged horizontally.

Note: When more than three windows are opened, the “Horizontal” and “Vertical
functions arrange the opened windows in the same way.

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1.

VerticalClick “Vertical” from the Window menu of the Main window.

The opened windows will be arranged vertically.

Note: When more than three windows are opened, the “Horizontal” and “Vertical
functions arrange the opened windows in the same way.

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1.

Minimization
Click “Minimization” from the Window menu of the Main window.

An opened window will be reduced to an icon.

To restore the window to the original size, double-click on the reduced icon. Or click theicon and select “Restore to the original size” or “Maximize.”

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14.
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MAINTENANCE
Error Codes

14-1-1 TM-2430
The table below lists the errors that may occur during a monitoring session and offer information
on probable causes and corrections.
Measurement errors may be shown on the list of measurement data or the blood pressure
monitor.
Error code
E00

Probable cause
Correction
Clock parameters have Enter the clock parameters.
not been set.

E03

The cuff does not inflate.

E04

Measurement is stopped Replace the batteries with new ones.
due to a low battery.
Restart the Auto mode if you use it.

E05

Inflation pressure does Rewrap the cuff and reconnect it to the blood
not reach the target pressure monitor. If the error persists, there
pressure.
may be an air leak and repair is necessary.

E06

Pressurization is greater Do not move and try to relax during thethan 320 mmHg.
measurement. If the error persists, repair isnecessary.

E07

Forced stop using STOP Do not press
key
necessary.

E08、E10Pulse
candetected.

Pulse is less than 35 Measure thebeats or more than 200 methods.
beats per minute.

bloodpressure

by

other

E20

Diastolic is greater than Measure the
160 mmHg or less than methods.
40 mmHg.

bloodpressure

by

other

E21

Systolic is greater than Measure the
280 mmHg or less than methods.
60 mmHg.

bloodpressure

by

other

E22

blood

pressure

by

other

E23

The difference between Measure thesystolic and diastolic is methods.
greater than 150 mmHg
or less than 10 mmHg.

E30、E31

Air leaks
assembly.

E32

Clock error

If the error persists, repair is necessary.

E50

Pressure offset error

Repair is necessary.

E52

Memory error

Repair is necessary.

Defective battery contact

Replace batteries correctly. If the error
persists, repair is necessary.

E53

in

not

the

Exhaust the air from the cuff completely.

the

STOP

key

unlessbe Do not move and try to relax during themeasurement.

cuff Repair is necessary.

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Probable cause
Exhaust error

Correction
Relax and do not move during themeasurement. If this error occurs frequently,
repair is necessary.

Interval setting errorEnter the interval parameters correctly.

E55、E56、E57
E60

E70、E71、E72、 RS-232C error
E73

Reconnect the communication cable. If theerror persists, repair is necessary.

E74

Voltage decreases during Replace the batteries with new ones andcommunication.
restart communication.

E75

Protocol error due
external equipment

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to Reconnect the communication cable. If theerror persists, repair is necessary.

Guidance messages

The table below lists the guidance messages that may appear in the Receive Data/Send Setting
Data windows.
 Messages when data is received:
Message
Failed to initialize RS233C port

Correction

Automatic recognition of ABPM failed.

 Confirm that the communication cable isconnected to the blood pressure monitor.
 Confirm that the USB driver is functioning
correctly.
 Disconnect all the cables. Restart Doctor
Pro3.

Failed to receive data
Failed to read measurement settings
Failed to read measurement data
Failed to erase measurement data

Failed to setup the clock Messages when data is sent:
Message
Failed to initialize RS233C port

Correction

Automatic recognition of ABPM failed.

 Confirm that the communication cable isconnected to the blood pressure monitor.
 Confirm that the USB driver is functioning
correctly.
 Disconnect all the cables. Restart Doctor
Pro3.

Failed to send data
Failed to erase measurement data

Failed to erase measurement settings
Failed to set measurement parameters.

Failed to setup the clock
The device connected differs from the one at
the time of automatic recognition.

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 Use the blood pressure monitor that was
automatically recognized.
 Click [Cancel] or restart Doctor Pro3.

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Default Settings

The window below shows the default settings that have been set before shipment.

14-3

Disposing of the Used Product

When disposing of or recycling this product, follow your local regulations to protect theenvironment.

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CUSTOMER SUPPORT
Inquiries about the ProductContact the local A&D dealer you purchased the product from.

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Disclaimer

A&D Company Limited makes no warranty of any kind with regard to, but not limited to, theimplied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. A&D believes thetechnical information contained in this document is accurate, however, in no event will A&D beliable for errors contained herein. A&D is not responsible for any direct, indirect, special,incidental or consequential damages or losses which occur in connection with the furnishing,performance, or use of this product.

Further, A&D Company Limited does not accept liability in any of the following circumstances:
Damage caused by maintenance or repair by an unauthorized dealer.
Damage caused by not obeying the precautions described in the instruction manual.
Damage caused by not using the measurement conditions described in the instruction manual.
Replacement of the accessories or consumables.
Damage caused by using products other than those supplied by A&D.
Damage caused by modifying or disassembling the product.
Damage caused by the user’s mishandling.
Damage caused by a natural disaster such as fire, earthquake, flood or a lightning strike.

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