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User 1 / user 2 selector

Which person’s memory the reading is stored in, on monitors that keep separate memories for two users.

Check your monitor’s manual — makers differ.

What it is for

Pick your number so your readings and averages do not mix with someone else’s. Omron’s BP7450 has a [user ID selection] switch for “2 people”; Beurer’s BM 28 asks you to “select the desired user memory by pressing the memory button M” after the reading.

These pages report what each maker’s manual says and quote it wherever health is involved. They do not diagnose anything and are not medical advice; only your own monitor’s manual describes your model.

What it looks like
A head-and-shoulders figure with a number 1 or 2 beside it, or the number alone, in a corner of the screen.
Names makers use
User ID symbol (Omron); User memory (Beurer)

Where makes differ

On the Omron BP7450 you slide a switch before measuring and each user keeps 100 readings. Beurer’s BM 54 has two memory buttons, M1 and M2. On the BM 28, “If you do not select a user memory, the measurement is stored in the most recently used user memory.”

What it does not mean

The number is not a measuring mode, a cuff size or a reading; it only decides whose memory the reading goes into.

Other symbols with the same shapes

Sources

No published standard we could check defines blood pressure monitor control icons, so this meaning is taken from 2 makers’ own manuals and support pages, each fetched and read on the date shown:

Written in our own words; quotations are the makers’ wording.