Does the device have a memory recall for the last 4 readings?
1696012
I do not use it because my cardiologist said it was too hard to get a proper reading on the wrist I have since given it to Goodwill
1696013
Yes it does have memory recall for many more days than four, maybe a week or more, and that is for two different users. My husband took it in to his doctor to compare readings and they verified its accuracy. Easy to use. A very good purchase.
837848
I believe the zero button clears memory. The max hold will give you the highest reading on the test. The center button will give you a reading as it is taken along the test area.
625735
This model doesn't but the mfg does make one that has more memory modes and holds a thousand readings. http://www.sejoy.com/product_det.asp?info_kind=002005&ID;=972
2165623
Yes, within its accuracy. But remember it shows two numbers, the current flow and the total flow. The current flow reading erases after about 30 minutes of no flow. The cumulative flow remembers and adds to its previous total, so when you take a total flow reading you really have to have recorded the previous total flow reading to calculate the flow (unless you read the current flow number within that 30 minutes). Currently my unit has been monitoring pool consumption for about a month on the original battery. Not sure yet how long the battery will last.
780058
Usually its memory keeps record of state when it was switched off. So when you switch it off at HIGH mode, it will, or at least it should go ON at high mode next time.
1134107
Hi Dawn, I was under the impression the number your talking about represents the memory. It holds up to 99 blood pressure readings. Hope this helped. Enjoy your day!
936403
No, the memory does not store info for more than one user. It stores info in chronological order ( starting with the most recent ) and assigns a number to each use ( preceeded by an "n" ). But I've copied the medical professionals' method of writing all of my readings on a log sheet. The Lifesource is not as accurate as a traditional blood pressure monitor. I see its usefullness in watching for significant changes ( up or down, and long term ), in which case, I would go see my doctor or other medical help to try and find the reason for the significant change. Sorry, for the delay in answering this question. I am recovering from shoveling a lot of snow on Wednesday.
2187150
Sorry I can't really help; I am the only user but it seems to hold a fair number in memory. I just take it with me to the cardiologist so he can scroll through the readings. Very easy to use and he tells me it's accurate.
1401599
I don't think you can do that. Watching the screen in operation it seems to display an RMS value updated at about 1 second intervals. If you watch immediately upon applying a load the first displayed number may (or may not) be close to the peak starting load. I'm not sure if the device also stores history data - I've never required such a feature.
2239831
If memory serves, I believe it does as long as you do not disconnect power; if using the battery, just hit "Stop", and it will when restarted.
1958421
No it does not store any data for future review. It displays only real time voltage information which is lost when disconnected to power source.
369006
It keeps and displays the last time you set until you set a new time. You can keep using it to measure the same time without entering the time again. So, yes.
136421
No, but if you connect a smart phone or tablet you can look through past notes.
754600
Yes, there is an auto memory for the last few readings taken and also a way to store readings.
2074683
No; it is multiple reminder gadget that measures time elapsed for each one of them. In image last is time and the switch in bottom is L or R to remember where last feed was done
603081
Yes; it also has a memory set button so that you can set you own temperature and it will remember it for next time.
781114
Yes it records in a loop mode-the oldest file in the memory card is overwritten.