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Änderungen vorbehalten – Stand 08.05.2019 

 
 

 

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Menu Navigation and Settings 

 

Startup Screen 

 

 

Fig. 10 – Startup Screen 

The 

BCR Premium MSTU 100

 is started by pressing 

the button on the left side of the device. After turning it 
on, the startup screen appears and the device boots.  

 

At the lower edge of the screen, the name of the current 
user is displayed. 

 

After a few seconds, the main menu is displayed. The 
device is now ready for use. 

Main Menu

 

 

 

Fig. 11 – Main Menu 

In the main menu, the 5 program categories are 
displayed. Pressing on a category takes you to a list of 
treatment programs of this category. 

 

Pressing the „Settings“ button takes you to the device 
settings menu. 

 

The „statistics“ button at the upper edge of the screen 
takes you to the user statistics. 

 

By pressing the information button, information and hints 
about the current screen can be displayed. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Premium MSTU 100

Page 1: ...nderungen vorbehalten Stand 08 05 2019 1 MANUAL BCR PREMIUM MSTU 100 VERSION 3 1 02 07 2019 CONFIDENTIAL...

Page 2: ...ontents hereof and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose The manufacturer reserves the right to revise this publication and to make cha...

Page 3: ...use for the device is in the field of Preventive Health Wellness Rehabilitation of pain physical disabilities and Beauty The device is used at homes offices traditional alternative therapy practitione...

Page 4: ...a repair or replacement becomes necessary it is recommended that all work be done by the manufacturer of the device The user of the product carries the sole responsibility for any malfunction resultin...

Page 5: ...to urinate Temporary worsening of symptoms Flashes of light in the eyes when treating the head Use of the electrodes close to the chest can increase the risk of ventricular fibrillation The material o...

Page 6: ...isplay The hardware for the generation of the microcurrents allows for the independent generation of current pulses with frequencies of up to 1 kHz for two channels with currents up to 999 A Additiona...

Page 7: ...every 2 5 seconds Channel A and or B can output current impulses unidirectional or or bidirectional meaning that the polarity changes from to and vice versa after 2 5 seconds Simultaneously with the s...

Page 8: ...from 0 to 100 A value of 50 on this scale corresponds to a resistance of 95 k This is based on Dr Voll s theory where the values 0 to 100 equates to 0 to 800 k resistance over the organ or tissue wher...

Page 9: ...ence or interfere with the use of other devices in the area If this happens the interference should be eliminated by changing the orientation of the device or by shielding the immediate vicinity The e...

Page 10: ...le as accessories The integrated USB port may under no circumstances be used to connect the device to another device This port is intended solely for the insertion of a USB drive Set up the device so...

Page 11: ...er cord to connect the device to the mains Please observe the power ratings see Technical Data The power converter can be used with a supply voltage of 100 240V If you want to use the device abroad in...

Page 12: ...h the use of tools It may only be opened by the manufacturer There is a risk of death if you open the device or the power converter while connected to mains The device contains an internal Li Ion batt...

Page 13: ...ld not be wet please abort the treatment in case something unusual happens don t place the electrodes over fresh surgery scars or open wounds avoid contact of the electrodes with metals like necklaces...

Page 14: ...5 2019 14 Accessories Overview Pos Description Article No Quantity 1 Transport case 9205 1 2 Patient cable 9029 2 3 Pad electrode adapter 2 0 mm black 4151 2 4 Pad electrode adapter 2 0 mm red 4152 2...

Page 15: ...2019 15 6 Pad electrode Type PG473 5371 4 7 Pad electrode Type PG470W 5154 4 8 Pad electrode Type PG473W 9074 4 9 Light hand piece with cable 9275 1 10 Power supply ATM036Z A050 8366 1 11 Power cable...

Page 16: ...ated into the hand piece The light source is modulated according to the frequency that it output by the microcurrent channel A The brightness of the light source is dependent on the amplitude of the c...

Page 17: ...th new electrodes When using the device on different patients the pad electrodes have to be replaced after each use Further information can be found in the chapter Initial Operation of this manual Pat...

Page 18: ...atient Only USB drives may be connected to the device s USB port Under no circumstances may the USB port be used to create a connection with another device e g a PC or laptop as this may lead to dange...

Page 19: ...low 20 C storage transport temperature After the device has been exposed to very low temperatures and is supposed to be used in a warm room please wait one tot wo hours before turning the device on so...

Page 20: ...rs the openings of the device and don t use any sprays Especially when cleaning the display and the light opening of the light hand piece make sure you are not using any harsh chemicals or abrasive cl...

Page 21: ...cessories For the safety of the user no accessories other than the ones provided by the manufacturer or optionally available from the manufacturer especially patient cables power adapters and cables m...

Page 22: ...ended to fully charge the battery before the first use of the device Make sure that the device is placed on a sturdy even surface and connect the supplied power adapter see Connecting power supply Onc...

Page 23: ...nderungen vorbehalten Stand 08 05 2019 23 Fig 2 BCR Premium MSTU100 Connections and Control Elements Fig 3 Control Elements Indicators...

Page 24: ...king for a Bluetooth connection As soon as a device has been connected the light is permanently on If Bluetooth is deactivated default setting the light is off NOTICE The device is technically equippe...

Page 25: ...output on channel L as light pulses via the light hand piece Connection of Patient and Light Cables Fig 5 Connection of Patient and Light Cables When connecting a patient cable or light hand piece it...

Page 26: ...08 05 2019 26 Connection of Power Adapter Fig 6 Connection of Power Adapter For the use of the device and for charging the internal battery only the supplied original and available as accessory medic...

Page 27: ...itive touch screen This touchscreen works similar to a proximity sensor and detects the finger through the changes of the electrical field near the surface of the screen For a reliable response it is...

Page 28: ...nderungen vorbehalten Stand 08 05 2019 28 User Interface Main Menu fig 7 User Interface Main Menu...

Page 29: ...nderungen vorbehalten Stand 08 05 2019 29 User Interface Treatment Page 1 Fig 8 User Interface Treatment Page 1...

Page 30: ...nderungen vorbehalten Stand 08 05 2019 30 User Interface Treatment Page 2 Fig 9 User Interface Treatment Page 2...

Page 31: ...hints are displayed Previous Page When the content of a list can t be displayed on a single page press this button to get to the previous page of the list Back Pressing BACK moves you up to the next h...

Page 32: ...you can reset it Time Date Time and date can be changed in this menu Language In this menu you can select the menu language Device Information With this button information about the device can be acc...

Page 33: ...tivated Program has not yet been started button is not activated STOP activated Program has been started button is activated Pressing the button stops the program Status Output yellow If this indicato...

Page 34: ...ent user is displayed After a few seconds the main menu is displayed The device is now ready for use Main Menu Fig 11 Main Menu In the main menu the 5 program categories are displayed Pressing on a ca...

Page 35: ...Program Selected Fig 13 Program Selected Once a program has been selected the treatment screen is displayed An image with information on where to place the electrodes is shown Below this image the cur...

Page 36: ...ton allows you to skip this step No pain value is recorded and the display changes to the second treatment screen and the treatment starts The back button in the upper left corner of the screen takes...

Page 37: ...a sound signal Unless the screen is touched while the signal is active it will last up to 30 seconds Pressing stop confirms the end of the treatment and the screen changes to the entry of pain after...

Page 38: ...ou back to the main menu No value will be saved Settings Fig 19 Settings Pressing settings in the main menu takes you to the device settings menu of the BCR Premium MSTU 100 Here the following setting...

Page 39: ...r area of the screen the statistics for the development of the pain felt is shown over the course of treatment This function optionally savest he values of pain felt before and after a treatment From...

Page 40: ...ate Under the menu item Time time and date of the BCR Premium MSTU 100 can be set To do so select the number to be changed with your finger The number changes to blue The new value can now be entered...

Page 41: ...nguage Fig 23 Language Under menu item Language the basic language of the device can be selected The selection is indicated by an inverted representation of the current language The following language...

Page 42: ...cal device Warnings If an activation or service is required it will be indicated on this screen System Fig 25 System In the submenu sytem the following settings can be performed Activation A time quot...

Page 43: ...ivated by entering a code Delete Statistics Fig 27 Delete Statistics Under this menu item the recorded treatment statistics can be deleted In order to permanently delete the data the displayed message...

Page 44: ...load programs the displayed message has to be confirmed by pressing the confirm button in the upper right corner of the screen This operation may take serval minutes to complete Pressing the back butt...

Page 45: ...nected to the USB port of the MSTU 100 before calling this function In order to create a backup the message displayed has to be confirmed by pressing the confirm button in the upper right corner of th...

Page 46: ...on a USB drive they are shown in a list The desired file is selected by pressing on the corresponding entry In order to start the restore operation the message displayed has to be confirmed by pressi...

Page 47: ...rtner replace power cable or power adapter Device can t be turned on display dark green LED in power adapter not lit Battery empty Power supply to device disrupted Make sure low voltage connector of p...

Page 48: ...SB drive not possible Error message No USB drive found USB drive not inserted correctly Properly insert USB drive into USB port USB drive not compatible or defective Have USB drive replaced by authori...

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