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OMRON connect compatibility and setup in Canada

Check your exact monitor model in OMRON’s Canadian documentation and check the app’s requirements on your phone. Pair from the app, then compare one synced reading with the monitor display.

Check the monitor and phone before starting

  1. Find the full model number on the unit, box or manual. OMRON’s Canadian support list identifies models that work with OMRON connect, including BP5150, BP5255, BP5360 and BP5465. Match the exact number and any suffix.
  2. Look up the Canadian OMRON connect listing in the app store for your phone. Check the publisher, current operating-system requirement and Bluetooth support.
  3. If several people use the monitor, check how many user profiles your model supports. Some models store readings for a single user. Keep a separate log for other users if your monitor has one profile.

The Canadian app page shows basic reports and history in the free version. It lists extra reports and features under the optional subscription.

Pair through the app and verify a reading

  1. Turn on Bluetooth on your phone and check the app’s Bluetooth permissions. Keep the phone close to the monitor.
  2. In OMRON connect, add your monitor and select its exact model. Follow the app and the steps for that model in the manual to put it in pairing mode.
  3. Once paired, sync a reading and compare the time, systolic pressure, diastolic pressure and pulse with the record on your monitor.

The steps or button names can differ by model. Use your manual to identify the control and read the symbol that confirms successful pairing.

What to check if a reading does not sync

  • Phone and connection. Open the app, check Bluetooth on both devices and look for an update in your app store.
  • Monitor and profile. Confirm the exact model, check the battery indicator and look for the reading in the correct user profile.
  • Data to keep. Copy important readings into a log before resetting the monitor or clearing anything in the app. A monitor with limited memory may replace its oldest readings as it fills.

If the issue continues, follow the troubleshooting steps in the exact manual. A phone-independent monitor and a paper log may also suit your routine if automatic syncing is optional for you.

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