Target Weight Function; Automatic User Recognition - Crane MD 18451 Manual Del Usuario

Carrying out a body analysis measurement
The measured values will be shown a number of times on the display and afterwards the
scale will switch off automatically.
The sum of the values for body fat, body water and muscle mass can amount to more
than 100%. This is possible because body fat and muscle mass also contain water, which
is taken into account in the measurement of body water. This does not constitute an
incorrect measurement.

Target weight function

The target weight function is carried out using the measurements for body fat, body
water and muscle mass, BMI as well as body weight. The corresponding measurement
bars are shown on the display to indicate whether you have reached your target weight:
• 1st bar red: 0-20 % reached from the target weight
• 2nd bar yellow: 21-40 % reached from the target weight
• 3rd bar yellow: 41-60 % reached from the target weight
• 4th bar green 61-80 % reached from the target weight
• 5th bar green 81-100 % reached from the target weight

Automatic User Recognition

If at least one user is stored (see "Saving personal data"), the scales can automatically
recognize the user on the basis of the current measurement if the weight does not
deviate by more than 4.4 pounds and you stepped onto the scales with your bare feet.
1. Step onto the scales.
2. The scales automatically switch on and measure your weight.
3. Remain standing on the scales after your weight has been measured.
The scales will compare your data with the stored data. The corresponding user will
be shown in the display along with the personal body analysis results.
If there are two very similar user values, then these users will be displayed.
4. Now press either  or  to select the correct user and confi rm the entry with SET.
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Measured percentage of muscle mass and bone
percentage in pounds, as well as a display of the
current Body Mass Index (BMI).
Measured percentage of muscle mass and bone
percentage in pounds, as well as a display of the daily
calorie requirement for the target weight.