Accurate offers a diverse range of products including smart entry mortise locks, high-performance fishing reels, and bio-medical sensors.
The Accurate brand category encompasses user manuals, instruction guides, and specifications for a variety of products across different industries. Due to shared brand names, this section includes documentation for products from multiple distinct companies.
Accurate Lock and Hardware provides comprehensive guides for their architectural hardware and smart entry solutions, including motor-drive electrified latch retractions and mortise locks compatible with Apple Home and Amazon Alexa.
Accurate Fishing Products features owner's manuals for high-performance fishing equipment, such as their patented TwinStarDrag reels and Xtreme Casting Technology systems.
Accurate Bio-Medical Technology provides instructions for medical devices, including single-patient use disposable SpO2 sensors.
Whether you are installing a smart home lock, servicing a saltwater fishing reel, or operating medical monitoring equipment, you can find the essential setup, operation, and troubleshooting instructions here.
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If the lock exhibits an error with the onboard indicator lights (such as the Red light turning on), you must clear the jam condition manually. Always remember to remove input power before attempting a solution.
Poke a small object, such as a toothpick, into the small hole on the plastic lock case. Press the internal button for 2 seconds and release. You should hear three short beeps, confirming the lock is in pairing mode.
Reel drag should be set to 1/4 or 1/3 the breaking strength of the line you are using. For example, if you are using a 30 lb braid, set the drag to 7 to 10 lbs at strike.
No, Accurate disposable SpO2 sensors are strictly intended for single-patient use. They should not be cleaned, sterilized, or reused, as this may result in product failure.