User’s Manual
ARTUS-301A
Safety precautions are intended to protect the user's safety and prevent property damage. Please read the instructions before use and use them correctly.
Page 1: ...User s Manual ARTUS 301A Safety precautions are intended to protect the user s safety and prevent property damage Please read the instructions before use and use them correctly...
Page 2: ...f Terms 3 2 Explanation of Symbols Chapter 4 Operation 4 1 How to adjust the device according to the exercise 4 2 How to use hand controller and set the exercise Chapter 5 Maintenance and Troubleshoot...
Page 3: ...ds This could cause electric shock and malfunction Please do not change or extend the power cable arbitrarily This could cause fires and electric shock Please program the range of motion as prescribed...
Page 4: ...like solvent This cause fires and deformation Please do not tap with anything sharp or use excessive force to the screen when using the hand controller This could cause damage the screen or malfuncti...
Page 5: ...her than domestic and those directly connected to the public low voltage power supply network that supplies buildings used for domestic purposes Mains AC power quality should be that of a typical comm...
Page 6: ...rcise on screen 2 2 Operation If it is left untreated after the ankle joint surgery it may cause problems such as limited range of motion and muscle contraction And applying too much load to the ankle...
Page 7: ...l help to use the product safely The user s manual is for using the product to ensure safe and proper use The user s manual could be revised any time at the manufacturer s discretion 2 5 Safety Precau...
Page 8: ...onent name Main Unit 1 Calf support pad 2 Ankle motor 3 Footplate 4 Knee angle adjustment fixture 5 Ankle motor rotator 6 Rotator fixture 7 Frame 8 Connection for Hand controller 9 Power switch 10 Con...
Page 9: ...dity 10 C 40 C 80 or less Storage Temperature 0 C 60 C Atmospheric Pressure 700 1060 hPa Size 353 X 467 X 430 Width X Length X Height Weight 9 kg 2 11 Setting Division Dorsiflexion Planta flexion Abdu...
Page 10: ...exion and extension angle by programmed angle Bypass The function of adjusting upper and lower limit angle during exercise operating Manual The function to check manually the patient s available exerc...
Page 11: ...ont of device 4 1 2 For Abduction Adduction of Ankle changing device setting to Abduction adduction from Dorsiflexion plantaflexion mode Step 1 Adjust the angle of the ankle motor by using the Manual...
Page 12: ...asier to mount and separate the footplate Step 2 Separate the footplate from the ankle motor Step 3 Pull the rotator fixture and turn the ankle motor rotator clockwise to 90 until clicking sound appea...
Page 13: ...ch this area to change a setting value and select a function 5 Exercise setting area Press and hold this area for 2 seconds to set the exercise 6 Speed Uniform Acceleration area Touch this area to set...
Page 14: ...area 1 and select upper limit angle with Up Down arrow 4 when the number is flickering Touch the Lower limit display area 3 and select lower limit angle with Up Down arrow 4 when the number is flicker...
Page 15: ...g of speed level 2 Uniform Uni Acceleration Accel mode Uniform Uni Mode The device moves with uniform exercising speed in the ROM Acceleration Accel Mode The device moves by two steps faster than the...
Page 16: ...ise Touch the Counter display area 3 and change the number of exercise with Up Down arrow 4 And then touch the symbol M 9 to complete setting of the number of exercise 4 2 6 Set the function of Progre...
Page 17: ...ready programmed if the range between Upper and Lower limit angle is set to less than 3 times the Progressive angle then the Progressive function is automatically disabled Setting example Progressive...
Page 18: ...ion of Bypass and Manual 1 Bypass Fig 4 2 5 The Bypass function is used to adjust exercise range during exercise operating Touch the Angle display area 2 while exercise is operating Bypass is displaye...
Page 19: ...arrow decrease current angle if it is reached at desired angle touch Lower limit display area 3 to set as Lower limit angle 4 2 8 Locking the touch function It is possible to lock the touch function i...
Page 20: ...th device 2 The touch function does not respond no change no sound 1 Please initialize the Hand Controller Turn on the power again while pressing and holding both of the START and STOP buttons When a...
Page 21: ...anty period for this product has been defined as one year In case of a failure in normal use we will repair it free of charge during the warranty period at its service center If any trouble arises dur...
Page 22: ...reproduced without prior consent of our company This user s Manual is subject to change without prior notice Service Information Developer Manufacturer CST Co Ltd 325 Daeyulnaechu gil buki myun Cheon...
Page 23: ...CST CO LTD 22 Sep 2017 printed...
