Sync neuroTHERMAL

*One-sided thermal scans are rarely caused by a faulty thermal scanner. They are usually due to examiner errors, actual patient readings or changes in scanning environment temperatures. If you detect imbalanced, one sided readings on THREE successive scan exams from different patients, you can check to see if the instrument sensors are synced.

NOTE: You only need to sync if you notice readings are shifting towards one side. Do not use this sync process as a part of regular maintenance.

How to Sync neuroTHERMAL:

• Step 1: Select “Sync neuroTHERMAL” (Fig. 1)
• Step 2: Select “Begin Sync” (Fig. 2)
• Step 3: Make sure your neuroTHERMAL is powered on and in within range of your iPad
  

Start with the Left Sensor

• Step 4: Locate a small freckle on the inside of your forearm to use as a spot to carry out the sync
• Step 5: Point the left sensor ¼-½ inch away from the freckle
• Step 6: Do not touch the instrument to the skin
• Step 7: Watch the Display box titled Left (Fig. 3)
• Step 8: Wait for the Average temperature to match the Reading temperature displayed in red (Fig. 3)
• Step 9: Pull the neuroTHERMAL trigger to lock in the left sensor reading (Fig. 3)
  

Continue with the Right Sensor

• Step 10: Locate a small freckle on the inside of your forearm to carry out the sync
• Step 11: Point the left sensor ¼-½ inch away from the freckle
• Step 12: Do not touch the instrument to the skin
• Step 13: Watch the Display box titled Right (Fig. 4)
• Step 14: Wait for the Average temperature to match the Reading temperature displayed in blue (Fig. 4)
• Step 15: Pull the neuroTHERMAL trigger to lock in the right sensor reading (Fig. 4)
  

A notice will be appear confirming that your neuroTHERMAL is In Sync and that the Sync process is complete* (Fig. 5)
If your neuroTHERMAL was already In Sync, the Sync status will confirm that your neuroTHERMAL was already In Sync and continues to be (Fig. 6).

*Go to Part III: Step 2: Manage Practice.

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