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EMS

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75

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EMS

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85

100

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EMS

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12

400

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EMS

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300

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P14

EMS

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49

200

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P15

EMS

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65

300

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P16

EMS

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P17

EMS

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75

200

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P18

EMS

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85

100

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P19

EMS

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12

400

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P20

EMS

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5

200

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EMS

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40

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P22

EMS

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50-400

Continuous time

10,20,30,45,

60,90min

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Summary of Contents for EasyStim TN28_OTC

Page 1: ...Thank you for purchasing this product please read this user manual carefully before use User Manual 1 AUVON EasyStim TN28_OTC Devive Device Name EasyStim TN28_OTC ...

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Page 3: ... BATTERIES 6 3 CONNECT LEAD WIRES TO CH1 OR CH2 7 4 CONNECT ELECTRODES PADS TO LEAD WIRES 8 5 PLACE ELECTRODES PADS 11 7 INTRODUCTION OF PROGRAMS 25 8 OTHER FEATURES 26 9 STORE PROPERLY AFTER USE 28 10 TROUBLE SHOOTING 9 6 OPERATION OF THE DEVICE ...

Page 4: ...1 KNOW YOUR MACHINE 3 MENU CH1 CH2 P 1 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 15 16 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 7 20 21 22 ...

Page 5: ...ection button 8 Channel 1 intensity increase 9 Channel 1 intensity decrease 10 Pluse width uS 11 Running time min 12 Waveform 13 Locked indicator 14 Power button 15 Channel 2 intensity 16 Low battery indicator 17 MENU button 18 Channel 2 intensity increase 19 Channel 2 intensity decrease 20 Channel 1 21 Belt Clip 22 Channel 2 ...

Page 6: ...RIES 5 Step 2 Open the lid Step 1 Push and press the corner of clip as the picture shows with your left thumb and pull down with your right hand Step 3 Insert the batteries Make sure the ribbon is behind the batteries ...

Page 7: ... keep them out of reach of children The batteries must be removed from the unit if unit is not used for a long period of time Decide whether you wish to use one lead or two If using two leads insert the plugs into both jacks on the plugs of the unit If only using one lead insert into one jack When the batteries are running low a low battery indicator will flash on the screen and it is important to...

Page 8: ...4 CONNECT ELECTRODES PADS TO LEAD WIRES 7 Take out electrodes from the bag and connect to the leads Each lead should connect to one electrode pad ...

Page 9: ...ads are not attached to the lead wires or placed on your body correctly Remove electrodes pads from plastic film and place them on your skin Ensure that the skin where you intend to place the electrodes is clean and thoroughly dry Remove the electrodes from the clear plastic shield and position on your body as required ...

Page 10: ...unit and press this key again to continue it When the unit is paused the intensity level goes down to zero and is displayed in the LCD Once the unit is released from paused it will start from the point where it was broken to be paused If the device is paused over 5 minutes it will be shut off automatically Press this key to select the following parameters one by one manual modes only MENU MENU CH2...

Page 11: ...H2 Press these keys to increase or decrease the intensity of CH1 CH2 from level 0 60 Press this key to go through and select the programs This device has 32 different programs The symbol P preset mode M manual mode will display on the LCD accordingly The PRESET modes of programs are identified on the display by a small point pointing to the specific treatment area CH1 CH2 ...

Page 12: ...ning and choose one that feels pleasant Never increase the intensity to a level so that it hurts always stay under the point of discomfort 7 INTRODUCTION OF PROGRAMS Program Mode Preset Manual Frequency Hz Pulse width uS Time min Waveform Suggested site for use P1 TENS P 50 100 30 P2 TENS P 85 200 30 P3 TENS P 2 300 30 P4 TENS P 100 150 30 P5 TENS P 100 150 30 Program Mode Preset Manual Frequency ...

Page 13: ...width uS Time min Waveform Suggested site for use P1 TENS P 50 100 30 P2 TENS P 85 200 30 P3 TENS P 2 300 30 P4 TENS P 100 150 30 P5 TENS P 100 150 30 P6 TENS P 10 250 30 P7 TENS P 80 50 30 P8 TENS P 50 150 30 S P3 TENS P 2 300 30 P4 TENS P 100 150 30 P5 TENS P 100 150 30 P6 TENS P 10 250 30 P7 TENS P 80 50 30 P8 TENS P 50 150 30 P9 TENS P 120 250 30 P10 TENS P 80 150 30 P11 TENS M 1 150 50 250 Co...

Page 14: ...ent time as you progress Use the device regularly or for longer sessions to achieve benefits similar to passive exercise Program Mode Preset Manual Frequency Hz Pulse width uS Time min Waveform Suggested site for use P12 EMS P 6 200 30 P13 EMS P 7 300 40 P14 EMS P 49 200 30 P15 EMS P 65 300 25 P16 EMS P 5 300 30 Program Mode Preset Manual Frequency Hz Pluse width uS Time min Waveform Suggested sit...

Page 15: ...idth uS Time min Waveform Suggested site for use P12 EMS P 6 200 30 P13 EMS P 7 300 40 P14 EMS P 49 200 30 P15 EMS P 65 300 25 P16 EMS P 5 300 30 P17 EMS P 75 200 30 P18 EMS P 85 100 30 P19 EMS P 12 400 30 3 S 0 P14 EMS P 49 200 30 P15 EMS P 65 300 25 P16 EMS P 5 300 30 P17 EMS P 75 200 30 P18 EMS P 85 100 30 P19 EMS P 12 400 30 P20 EMS P 5 200 30 P21 EMS P 40 200 25 P22 EMS M 1 120 50 400 Continu...

Page 16: ...u ultimate relaxation P23 MASSAGE P 8 300 27 P24 MASSAGE P 2 200 36 P25 MASSAGE P 1 200 44 P26 MASSAGE P 15 200 30 P27 MASSAG P 15 300 30 Program Mode Preset Manual Frequency Hz Pulse width uS Time min Waveform Suggested site for use P23 MASSAGE P 8 300 27 P24 MASSAGE P 2 200 36 M Program Mode Preset Manual Frequency Hz Pluse width uS Time min Waveform Suggested site for use ...

Page 17: ...GE P 1 200 44 P26 MASSAGE P 15 200 30 P27 MASSAGE P 15 300 30 P28 MASSAGE P 15 200 30 P29 MASSAGE P 15 300 30 M Program Mode Preset Manual Frequency Hz Pulse width uS Time min Waveform Suggested site for use AGE P25 MASSAGE P 1 200 44 P26 MASSAGE P 15 200 30 P27 MASSAGE P 15 300 30 P28 MASSAGE P 15 200 30 P29 MASSAGE P 15 300 30 P30 MASSAGE P 85 100 30 P31 MASSAGE P 25 200 30 P32 MASSAGE P 1 200 3...

Page 18: ... P32 Massage 1 Press P to select pre set modes 2 Press to increas decrease intensity 60 intensities NOTE For your safety the intensity level will default to 0 if the device is not set up properly When you adjust waveform or switch modes the intensity level will default to 0 ...

Page 19: ...l be two kinds of waveforms Symmetri cal Bi phasic Rectangu lar and Alternative mono phasic Rectangular 3 Press MENU to make waveform flashing Flash Symmetrical Bi phasic Rectangular Alternative mono phasic rectangular ...

Page 20: ...19 NOTE Under pre set modes time pulse width and frequency are fixed and not adjustable 4 Only press CH2 to select waveform Alternative monophasic rectangular P30 and P31 only have one waveform ...

Page 21: ...parameters such as pulse width waveform frequency or time the intensity level will default to 0 1 If want to use manual modes of TENS press P to select manual modes to P11 2 Adjust the intensity of the channel used simply press to increase decrease intensity of the corresponding channel 60 intensities ...

Page 22: ...continuous time 10 20 30 45 60 or 90 minutes When select to continuous time TIME will be displayed as picture shows 3 Press MENU to make time flashing 4 Press to select times including continuous time Flash Continuous time ...

Page 23: ...22 Symmetrical Bi phasic Rectangular Alternative mono phasic rectangular 5 Repeat press MENU again to set up waveform frequency pulse width by pressing CH2 Waveform Pulse Width Time Frequency ...

Page 24: ...nt to select manual modes of EMS press P to adjust program to P22 and just repeat above steps of P11 to get started Besides P22 has 4 more adjustable parameters they are rise time action time fall time and rest time ...

Page 25: ...ual modes 50 250μs P11 50 400μs P22 Rise Time the time when the output gradually increases from small to large maximum to 5 sec Action Time the duration when then intensity is maximum maxi mum to 60 sec Fall time the time when the output gradually decreases from large to small maximum to 5 sec Rest Time the duration when the intensity is zero maximum to 60 sec ...

Page 26: ...nding output sockets will light off after 5 seconds 3 After switch on if no keys are pressed in 10 seconds the LCD backlit will turn off automatically Press any key to light up the LCD again 4 The treatment time will be accumulative recorded when the output level is above zero by pressing and holding the key MENU and of CH2 for 3 seconds the treatment time accumulated in minute can be displayed By...

Page 27: ...er use return the electrodes to the clear plastic shields There is no need to separate the leads from the electrodes b Use TENS Pads Holder Wide compatibility for patches in different sizes The shape of salient point designed specially to lessen damage to the patches High quality ABS material to make sure your use safely ...

Page 28: ...27 Instruction Stick the electrode patches on the holder to avoid getting dust Step 1 Wind the thread around the holder for easy use as the picture shown Step 2 ...

Page 29: ...o intensity reset safety feature is initiated Batteries are not detected or expired Batteries are not detected or expired System is not set up properly or resistance to pads is not detected by device Replace batteries 1 Re insert batteries according to instructions 2 Or replace batteries 1 Connect lead wires to device electrodes to lead wires and place on body part 2 small or 1 XL electrode pad pe...

Page 30: ...onnected 2 Treatment time expired System is not set up properly or resistance to pads is not detected by device 1 Replace reconnect lead wires 2 Ensure lead wires are properly seated in CH1 CH2 3 Switch the device to the OFF position and then power ON The intensity will go to 0 if any of adjustment on any parameters are changed such as change on time waveform frequency pulse width etc Contact our ...

Page 31: ...pal authority or your dealer for information about proper disposal 12 Month Limited Warranty Lifetime Technical Support Warranty Extension Register with AUVON you could have 12 Months Free warranty extension This is in addition to our normal 12 month warranty giving you 24 full months of protection for your AUVON products DISPOSAL CUSTOMER SERVICE ...

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