How to Calibrate the Health Function Measurements for Accuracy

Calibrate with Your Med-Watch for Enhanced Measurement Accuracy

Welcome to the advanced features of your Med-Watch! Following the initial setup, the next important step is to fine-tune the health monitoring capabilities of your watch to align perfectly with your unique health metrics. This section of the manual will guide you through personalizing your Med-Watch to ensure it delivers the most accurate readings possible.

Equipped with state-of-the-art artificial intelligence and sophisticated sensors, your Med-Watch is designed to monitor a comprehensive range of health indicators, including Blood Glucose, Oxygen Levels, and Blood Pressure. To maximize the potential of these features, it's crucial to calibrate the watch according to your specific health data. This guide will take you through the steps needed to collaborate effectively with your Med-Watch using the H Band app, with a special focus on customizing your Blood Glucose measurements.

This calibration flow uses the H Band app, which is the app for Med-Watch Pro 2.0 (the model with the glucose function). If you have Med-Watch Pro or Basic, your app is Da Fit, and the on-screen names may look a little different.

By dedicating a few moments to adjust your settings and meticulously verifying these settings during initial use, you can guarantee that your Med-Watch provides dependable and precise health data. The initial tuning phase is essential; we recommend rechecking and adjusting your personalized data at least three times to ensure the watch is thoroughly synchronized with your personal health profile. This meticulous calibration will enhance your Med-Watch, making it a more effective and reliable tool in your health and wellness journey.

Let's begin!

Connecting Your Med-Watch Pro 2.0 to the H Band App

Setup and Bluetooth Connection

Step 1: Setup and Bluetooth Connection

After setting up your Med-Watch, open the H Band app on your smartphone. Ensure your Med-Watch's Bluetooth is active and pair it with your smartphone through the app. This connection is essential for syncing and personalizing settings.

Step 2: Navigating the Dashboard

Once connected, open the H Band app and navigate to the dashboard. Tap on the "More" button to access additional options. Under "More", find and select "Health Features". Here, you can choose the specific health metrics you wish to personalize. Today, we will focus on Blood Glucose.

Step 3: Customizing Blood Glucose Settings

Select "Blood Glucose" from the list of health features. You can then choose the specific function you would like to adjust according to your needs.

After selecting "Blood Glucose" from the list of health features, you will see two options: Normal and Personal.

• Normal Mode: Use this mode if you are using the watch for the first time or prefer generic settings. This mode provides standard blood glucose measurements based on general data.

Enter your current blood glucose reading into the Med-Watch Pro 2.0 through the Personal setting. Choose the closest number that matches your reading. The watch will now start to use this personalized data to enhance accuracy.

Step 4: Verification and Tuning

To ensure the accuracy of the personalized settings, it's crucial to compare the Med-Watch Pro 2.0 readings with your blood glucose monitor for the first three uses after configuring the personal data. This calibration process allows the watch to fine-tune its sensors and algorithms according to your specific health data, enhancing its precision and reliability.

Final Steps

Ongoing Monitoring

Continue to monitor and periodically update your personal settings to maintain accuracy. This is especially important if there are significant changes in your health condition. Regular updates ensure that your Med-Watch remains calibrated to your current health status, providing reliable and precise readings.

Troubleshooting

These tips apply in the H Band app for Med-Watch Pro 2.0, and in the Da Fit app for Med-Watch Pro and Basic. The on-screen names may look a little different depending on your model.

Problem: Readings look too high or too low

Solution: Wear the watch snugly, about one finger above the wrist bone. Sit still and relaxed for a few minutes, keep your arm at heart level, and don't talk or move while the watch takes a reading. Then recalibrate using the steps above.

Problem: Readings jump around

Solution: Clean the sensor on the back of the watch, tighten the strap, and avoid tattoos or hair under the sensor. Take readings at the same time of day when you can.

Problem: Calibration won't save or the values don't update

Solution: Make sure Bluetooth is on and the app shows the watch as connected. Sync or pull down in the app to refresh, then re-enter the values.

Problem: Readings don't show in the app

Solution: Keep the app open in the background and sync the watch. On iPhone, allow Background App Refresh for the app.

Problem: The watch won't connect

Solution: Fully charge the watch, then unpair it in the app and in your phone's Bluetooth settings. Restart the watch and the phone, and bind the watch again from the app — not from the phone's Bluetooth settings.

Problem: Still inaccurate after all this

Solution: Do a factory reset on the watch, set it up again, and recalibrate. If the readings are still off, email us at info@med-watches.com with your order number and a short video of the reading.

Med-Watch is not a medical device. For medical decisions, use a medically certified glucose meter and consult your physician.

If you have any further questions, please email us at info@med-watches.com. We are happy to help.