How do I reset my homedics BPW-200 blood pressure wrist monitor?

Please see previous reply.

Jean, I'll answer both your questions that you posted separately. The change in sound you hear is caused by the monitor noting a change in how it's reading you BP. The error message is probably directly related to the change in sound. Errors are caused by several things:

• The Cuff has been placed incorrectly. Cuff should be placed on the wrist, at least 1/2" above the heal of the hand.
  

• Talking or movement of your wrist or arm during measurement. Measure again. Keep wrist steady during measurement.
  

• Shaking of the wrist with Cuff on. Same as above.
  

• Air circuit abnormality. Turn unit OFF and then Back ON and measure again
  

• Inflation pressure exceeding 300mmHg. Switch the unit OFF and measure again.
  
• Error determining measurement data. Wait 1 minute and measure again.

If you continue to have problems with the unit, it has a 5 year limited warranty ... Contact HoMedics Customer Support 800-466-3342.

Hope this helps answer your 2 questions and helps to solve the problem for you.

Happy Easter!

Yes, it should be, In fact, it will detect and show an irregular heart beat.

Hope this helped answer your question.

Contact HoMedics Customer Service, Mon - Fri. 8:30a - 5p ET at 800-466-3342. They can help you out.

Bill, please see the previous answer to what you're looking for.

Press the User-Select button. User 1 or User 2.

Press and old the small button that looks like it has a clock impression on it and the + button at the same time while in the Memory Recall Mode and the data for the selected user will be erased automatically.

Homedics makes several units that are virtually identical to the Walgreen counterparts. Why not try the Homedics web site? It has a support section. Be sure to list your model number as there are several wrist cuff models. If the web site doesn't help, either call Homedics or try a web search by listing your model number followed by 'manual'. I would have tried to find the manual for you but I don't know the model number. Good luck.

Here is a helpful link. Click on "support information" to the right of the picture to download a users manual....I hope this helps.


http://www.homedics.com/products/therap-automatic-wrist-blood-pressure-monitor-with-60-memories.html

I wouldn't waste your money on a "datalink" (usb) cable for your monitor, because there really isn't any use for it. From what I've gathered on the web, originally the monitor was to interface with Microsoft's HealthVault software; unfortunately, no driver was ever written for this monitor. Unless someone uses the developer kit to create a driver, interfacing the monitor with a PC will not be possible using HealthVault.