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2. Options 

 

Biospace  provides  optional  devices  to make  the  operation  of  the InBody170 more  efficient 
and  convenient.  For  more  information,  contact  the  Biospace  or  authorized  distributors  of 
Biospace. 

 
A. PT500 

This  is  the  optional  device  for  connecting  A4  printer  and  InBody170.  You  can  print  the 
results sheet out by using PT500. 

 
 

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PT500 

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PT500 Cable 

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PT500 Cable gender   

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PT500 Bracket 

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Round-headed Bolt 2EA 

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Flat-headed Bolt 2EA 

 

 
 
 
 
PT500 can be installed by the following instruction. 

 

(1)  Use  the  flat-headed  bolt  and  cross  screw  driver  to  attach  the  PT500  and  the  PT500 
bracket.   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

< Back of the PT500>                               <after attaching the PT500 and the PT500 Bracket > 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for InBody170

Page 1: ...InBody170 USER S MANUAL Thank you for purchasing the InBody170 Please read manual prior to use and operate with care Make sure to keep this manual for future reference...

Page 2: ...gnam gu Seoul 135 854 KOREA TEL 82 2 501 3939 FAX 82 2 501 3978 Homepage http www inbody com E mail info inbody com Acknowledgements Biospace InBody Lookin Body are the registered trademarks of Biospa...

Page 3: ...t be performed first to achieve the balance of the four major body components Biospace has earned recognition in the international market for technical expertise demonstrated through the InBody series...

Page 4: ...ent Results Description 1 Cautions before Measurement 15 2 Function of Keypad 16 3 Home Screen 17 4 Personal Profile 18 5 Proper Posture 19 6 How to Measure 20 7 Results 23 Chapter 3 Setup Establishme...

Page 5: ...issues while using the InBody170 please contact Biospace customer service E mail info inbody com TEL 82 2 501 3939 4 Read symbols carefully The following represents these symbols Important informatio...

Page 6: ...injury 4 Do not insert and remove the power cord with wet hands 5 Do not jump or apply severe shock to the foot plate this may cause incorrect measurement or malfunction 6 To prevent damage please use...

Page 7: ...ntagious disease or infection must not use or come in contact with the foot plate or this product Please be sure to clean the foot plate with appropriate disinfectant after each use Never pour any liq...

Page 8: ...est result 8 The arm consists of a hand electrode Do not force the arm in the wrong direction The resulting damage may affect the function of the internal cable and circuit board 9 Be careful not to h...

Page 9: ...e of body composition analysis 5 Repair and examination should be conducted only by Biospace s professional A S staff Please contact Biospace if needed 6 The InBody170 fulfills the Standards of IEC606...

Page 10: ...recycling of electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health which cou...

Page 11: ...104 Relative humidity 30 75 Atmospheric pressure range 70 106 kPa Transport and Storage Environment Temperature range 20 70 4 158 Relative humidity 10 95 No condensation Atmospheric pressure range 50...

Page 12: ...II Chapter1 Installation Maintenance 1 Contents of the box 2 Exterior Functions 3 Installation Instructions 4 Transportation 5 Repacking 6 Maintenance...

Page 13: ...ual CD Warranty Install Manual Power Cord Adapter 12V 3 4A To prevent physical shock use Biospace s packing material when shipping or transporting the equipment Refer to this Chapter1 Section 4 Transp...

Page 14: ...unctions with schematic sketches are provided below Please inspect each component of the InBody170 to check any damage prior to installation A Operation Part Head B Stand Part C Base Part D Rear Part...

Page 15: ...pletion of measurement B Stand Part 1 Hand Electrode Holder Place hand electrode here when not in use 2 Thumb Electrode Activated by making contact with the thumb thus allowing current to flow through...

Page 16: ...te 4 Joint Cover Remove joint cover on the foot plate and fold the stand If the joint cover is not removed before folding the stand the product can be severely damaged 5 Joint Screw This is the joint...

Page 17: ...not dismantle the equipment Internal parts are not for customer use and may cause electric shock If the equipment is dismantled the warranty is void and service costs will be charged If you have any p...

Page 18: ...a printer for data transmission USB Slave Port 9pin Serial Port Female RS 232C Use to connect optional devices i e thermal printer or blood pressure monitor provided by Biospace Power Input Port Use t...

Page 19: ...s shall comply with relevant IEC Standard e g IEC60950 for IT equipment and IEC60601 1 series for medical electrical equipment In addition all such combination system shall comply with the standard IE...

Page 20: ...round 3 Raise the stand of the equipment carefully until it stands upright Use caution when raising the stand body of the equipment to avoid injury When the body stand is raised do not touch the joint...

Page 21: ...close the joint cover 5 If the air bubble is not in the center of the level indicator tighten or loosen the leveling screws 4EA on the foot plate to adjust the level of InBody170 InBody170 must be le...

Page 22: ...utlet 7 Turn the InBody170 on Rear view of InBody170 Power Switch Do not touch the base when turning on and during warm up Applying pressure or weight to the base during warm up will result in an inac...

Page 23: ...Environmental Requirements Storage environment 20 70 4 158 10 95 RH No condensation 50 106kPa B Transporting Before Installation Before installation the InBody170 is shipped in the box designed by Bio...

Page 24: ...wer switch 2 If a printer is attached to the InBody170 remove the thermal printer first Remove all cables connected to the InBody170 3 Open the joint cover Loosen the screw on the foot plate 4 Slowly...

Page 25: ...ble and make sure that it is not twisted 6 Insert the hand electrode cable into the hole on the packing pad 7 Mount the hand electrode on the packing pad Mount the other hand electrode in the same way...

Page 26: ...or apply any pressure onto it when the InBody170 is not in use 4 When the InBody170 is not in use for a period longer than one day unplug the adapter 5 Do not move or relocate the InBody170 while the...

Page 27: ...15 Chapter 2 Management Results Description 1 Cautions before Measurement 2 Function of Keypad 3 Home Screen 4 Personal Profile 5 Proper Posture 6 How to Measure 7 Results...

Page 28: ...surement 3 Do not exercise or perform any physical activities before testing If an examinee has already been physically active a temporary change in body composition will result 4 Do not take a bath o...

Page 29: ...and right 3 SETUP Buttons Use the SETUP button when setting up the InBody 170 4 EXIT Buttons EXIT button is use to stop the process that is in progress or go back to the previous process 5 PRINT Butto...

Page 30: ...17 3 Home Screen 1 Connect the InBody170 power adapter behind the foot plate 2 When system switch is turned on the screen is displayed as illustrated below...

Page 31: ...ermitted range 10 250kg 22 551 lb The measured weight is automatically added to the weight column When the unit is changed the weight will change automatically It is also possible to adjust the weight...

Page 32: ...19 5 Proper Posture Proper posture is essential to achieve reliable results and high reproducibility Do not talk or move during the InBody Test...

Page 33: ...of the InBody170 1 Confirm the InBody170 is ready for measurement If it is ready the following screen is displayed 2 Remove heavy clothes and accessories before stepping on the InBody170 3 Stand on th...

Page 34: ...please press button Use setting for the user s preference with stage to input ID Refer to Chapter 3 Section 2 Setup Menu 5 Use the input buttons to enter gender age and height in order You must press...

Page 35: ...ement will begin When the measurement is complete the results screen will be displayed as illustrated below 7 Once the measurement is complete step off the foot plate The printer will automatically pr...

Page 36: ...mation of an examinee s body composition on the LCD The results are shown on the LCD while an examinee is standing on the equipment Through the display of the results you can check the main items of t...

Page 37: ...24 B Results Sheet If the printer is connected you can print the results sheet Only the thermal printer provided by Biospace can be used with the InBody170...

Page 38: ...al Information The examinee s ID gender age height weight exam date and time are displayed here 2 Body Composition Bar graphs and values for Weight Muscle Mass Skeletal Muscle and Body Fat Mass are di...

Page 39: ...case is proper 100 signifies ideal lean body mass when examinee s weight is normal The normal range is 90 110 of standard skeletal muscle mass based on standard weight Body Fat Mass kg or lbs 100 sign...

Page 40: ...1 Increase of the risk of cardiac disease high blood pressure diabetes etc 35 0 39 9 Obese2 40 Severely Obese Ref WHO and the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute clinical guidelines on the identif...

Page 41: ...nosis and Management of Obesity P 13 1998 3 L Kathleen Mahan Sylvia Escott Stump Krause s FOOD NUTRITION DIET THERAPY 10th edition P 488 1991 4 Judith E Brown Nutrition Now p9 3 9 5 Wadsworth Publishi...

Page 42: ...tutes of Health 1996 Technology Assessment Conference Statement 524S 532S December 12 14 1994 Visceral Fat Visceral Fat Level level Visceral fat level refers to the visceral fat area Body fat is divid...

Page 43: ...composition to achieve ideal body composition The and signs indicate an increase or decrease in the amount of control Muscle Control kg or lbs The amount of muscle to be controlled for optimum muscle...

Page 44: ...ffers up to 10 monitoring data in table enabling to see subject s recent body composition change at a glance The table shows 3 major body composition items such as weight skeletal muscle mass and body...

Page 45: ...32 Chapter3 Setup Establishment 1 Setup 2 Setup Menu...

Page 46: ...ser s preference A Enter the SETUP menu 1 You can see the below screen by pressing SETUP button 2 Press the password and press button You can see the below screen The default password is 0000 This fun...

Page 47: ...e the settings 2 Press the button to exit without saving changes 3 buttons are for navigating between items 4 When there is no input for 1 minute the setup screen will be closed automatically 5 The it...

Page 48: ...before taking measurement or select 2 to skip entering ID before taking measurement 1 It requires a stage to input ID 2 It does not require a stage to input ID 3 Unit Setting Use the 1 or 2 button to...

Page 49: ...d The normal range is 18 5 23kg 2 WHO World Health Organization standard The normal range is 18 5 25 0kg 3 Chinese standard The normal range is 18 5 24 0kg 7 Fitness Score Setting Use the 1 or 2 butto...

Page 50: ...d press the button to save the setting and go back to the Date Time Setting menu 10 Printer Setting 1 Select for Thermal Printer 2 Select for A4 Printer 3 Select for Thermal Printer and A4 Printer 11...

Page 51: ...tton after choosing 1 or 2 Press the ENTER button after choosing button3 1 Select 1 to move the printing position to the left or the right 2 Select 2 to move the printing position up or down 3 Select...

Page 52: ...Chapter4 Problems Solutions 1 Error Messages 2 Troubleshooting 3 Frequently Asked Question FAQs...

Page 53: ...dy170 may display the following error messages to alert the operator of problems and to recommend the correct action A Cause 1 Fundamental problem of the device suspected Actuion1 Please contact Custo...

Page 54: ...xtension and the electrical outlet where the extension is connected Cause 3 When an adapter not provided by Biospace is used Action 3 Use the adapter provided by Biospace only Cause 4 Adapter is not t...

Page 55: ...anges Cause 1 An examinee failed to maintain proper posture He or She removed fingers or the sole of the foot from the tactile points of the electrodes Action 1 He or She must maintain proper posture...

Page 56: ...bottom of the results sheet printed The impedance value must decrease in the arrow direction Q3 How do I clean the hand foot electrodes Please use InBody tissues provided by Biospace and wipe the hand...

Page 57: ...t may affect the weight as possible Q9 How often does the examinee perform the analysis The body composition changes by inches but continuously according to steady diet work out or medical treatment e...

Page 58: ...40 Chapter5 Consumables 1 Consumables 2 Options...

Page 59: ...4 colors Manufacturer Biospace Co Ltd B Thermal Printer Roll Paper Only the thermal printer provided by Biospace can be used with the InBody170 Result sheet Size Width 57mm External diameter 45mm C I...

Page 60: ...the optional device for connecting A4 printer and InBody170 You can print the results sheet out by using PT500 PT500 PT500 Cable PT500 Cable gender PT500 Bracket Round headed Bolt 2EA Flat headed Bolt...

Page 61: ...70 and fasten the PT500 with the round headed bolt When fastening the PT500 make sure that the Serial Port is facing down 3 Connect the InBody170 PT500 and the printer as shown in the image below Plea...

Page 62: ...with the InBody170 The thermal printer should be connected to the serial port and it can be also used together with a regular printer Please contact Biospace or the local distributor of Biospace for...

Page 63: ...47 Appendix 1 More about the InBody170 2 Specifications 3 Customer Service Information...

Page 64: ...the new expression as follows According to this expression if we know the L and the impedance value we get the volume That is to say if we know the height of the human body acting as a conductor and k...

Page 65: ...rate because the measured value of a certain part does not affect the measurements of other segments It is because body composition analyzers lack accuracy in measuring body fat and cannot figure out...

Page 66: ...efficiently produce accurate data every time C Classifications The product received classifications in the following Type of protection against electric shock Class I Type of the applied parts BF Type...

Page 67: ...ree Mass BMI Percent Body Fat Waist Hip Ratio WHR Basal Metabolic Rate BMR Visceral Fat Level Segmental Analysis of Lean and Fat Right arm Left arm Trunk Right leg Left Leg Muscle Control Fat Control...

Page 68: ...Homepage http www biospaceamerica com E mail USA biospaceamerica com Biospace Japan Inc JAPAN Second Floor Ayabe Bldg 2 17 3 Sotokanda Chiyoda ku Tokyo JAPAN TEL 81 03 5298 7667 FAX 81 03 5298 7668 76...

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