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Intelect® Transport Combo

SPECIFICATIONS

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Dimensions

Length . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  29.2 cm (11.5 in)
Width  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.7 cm (10.125 in)
Height . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  18.4 cm (7.25 in)

Weight

Standard Weight (with base) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.3 kg (5.07 lb)
Battery Pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.85 kg (1.87 lb)

Power

Input . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 - 240 V - 1.0 A, 50/60 Hz 100 W Max
Output . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . +24 V, 3.125 A
Electrical Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CLASS I
Electrical Type . .Ultrasound TYPE B, Electrotherapy TYPE BF

Battery Type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH)
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (1.2 V x 20 size AA)

Operating Environment

Temperature . . . . . . . . . . . .Between 59° F and 104° F (15° C and 40° C)
Relative Humidity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30%-60%
Atmospheric Pressure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 950-1050 h Pa
Complies with:
UL/IEC/EN 60601-1
IEC/EN 60601-1-2
IEC 60601-2-10

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UNIT SPECIFICATIONS

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Summary of Contents for Intelect Transport Combo

Page 1: ...User Manual 2738 Combination Ultrasound and Stimulation Unit Moving Rehabilitation Forward ISO 13485 Certified ...

Page 2: ... for Burns 12 Preventing Overheating of the Sound Heads 12 Preventing Adverse Effects 12 OVERVIEW 14 Common Terms 14 Description of Ultrasonic Field 19 NOMENCLATURE 20 SPECIFICATIONS 24 UNIT SPECIFICATIONS 24 WAVEFORMSPECIFICATIONS 25 ULTRASOUND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 27 SOUND HEAD SPECIFICATIONS 28 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY TABLES 29 SETUP 31 MOUNTING THE UNIT ON THE WALL 31 INSTALLING THE ...

Page 3: ...otocol Parameters 65 ChangingDefaultProtocolsforElectrotherapy 66 Changing Default Protocols for Ultrasound Therapy 68 Changing Default Protocolsfor Combination Therapy 69 Brightening or Dimming the LCD 72 Restoring Factory Protocols 73 Changing Languages 74 Restoring Factory Settings 75 Viewing UnitVersion Information 76 TROUBLESHOOTING 78 ERROR CODES 78 TROUBLESHOOTING THE DISPLAY AND ERROR MESS...

Page 4: ...for additional information regarding the application of electrotherapy Product Description The Intelect Transport Combo designed and manufactured by Chattanooga Group offers a new dimension in clinical electrotherapy and ultrasound made possible by software design and digital signal processing Effectiveness of this treatment is dependent upon correct use If treatment times are exceeded the therapy...

Page 5: ...icator will explain possible safety infractions that will potentially cause serious injury and equipment damage Text with a Dangerous Voltage indicator serves to inform the user of possible hazards resulting in the electrical charge delivered to the patient in certain treatment configurations of waveforms NOTE Throughout this manual NOTE may be found These Notes are helpful information to aid in t...

Page 6: ... time control actually terminates electrotherapy and ultrasonic power output when the timer reaches zero Inspect cables and connectors before each use The Intelect Transport Combo is not designed to prevent the ingress of water or liquids Ingress of water or liquids could cause malfunction of internal components of the system and therefore create a risk of injury to the patient DO NOT permit any f...

Page 7: ...el the unit or accessories This may cause unit damage malfunction electrical shock fire or personal injury DO NOT remove the cover This may cause unit damage malfunction electrical shock fire or personal injury There are no user serviceable parts inside the unit If a malfunction occurs discontinue use immediately and consult the dealer for repair service Failure to use and maintain the Intelect Tr...

Page 8: ... disconnect the unit from the power source before attempting any maintenance procedures Keep electrodes separated during treatment Electrodes in contact with each other could result in improper stimulation or skin burns Long term effects of chronic electrical stimulation are unknown WARNINGS Stimulation should not be applied over the anterior neck or mouth Severe spasm of the laryngeal and pharyng...

Page 9: ...diately stop all use of the unit and contact the dealer or Chattanooga Group for service Errors and Warnings in these categories indicate an internal problem with the unit that must be tested by Chattanooga Group or a Field Service Technician certified by Chattanooga Group before any further operation or use of the system Use of a unit that indicates an Error or Warning in these categories may pos...

Page 10: ...ff DO NOT connect the unit to an electrical supply without first verifying that the power supply is the correct voltage DANGERS Incorrect voltage may cause unit damage malfunction electrical shock fire or personal injury Your unit was constructed to operate only on the electrical voltage specified on the Voltage Rating and Serial Number Plate Contact your Chattanooga Group dealer if the unit is no...

Page 11: ...telect Transport Series units Do not reverse the polarity of the battery pack Doing so can increase the individual cell temperature and cause cell rupture or leakage Never dispose of the battery pack in fire Never short circuit the battery pack The battery pack may explode ignite leak or get hot causing serious personal injury Dispose of NiMH batteries according to national state and local codes a...

Page 12: ...n wounds are present in the treatment area Other contraindications are patients suspected of carrying serious infectious disease and or disease where it is advisable for general medical purposes to suppress heat or fevers Electrode placements must be avoided that apply current to the carotid sinus region anterior neck or transcereberally through the head Safety has not been established for the use...

Page 13: ... and stimulation settings should be based on the guidance of the prescribing practitioner Powered muscle stimulators should be used only with the lead wires and electrodes recommended for use by the manufacturer With waveforms isolated cases of skin irritation may occur at the site of electrode placement following long term application The effectiveness of waveforms is highly dependent upon patien...

Page 14: ...o suppress heat or fevers Over or near bone growth centers until bone growth is complete Over the thoracic area if the patient is using a cardiac pacemaker Over a healing fracture Over or applied to the eye Over a pregnant uterus On ischemic tissues in individuals with vascular disease where the blood supply would be unable to follow the increase in metabolic demand and tissue necrosis might resul...

Page 15: ...e treatment When treating in water make sure that the sound head is completely under water For direct coupling you may need to apply more conductive gel or lotion during the treatment to achieve better coupling You can also reduce the power or duty cycle during the treatment if you are treating an area where it is difficult to obtain good coupling Preventing Adverse Effects Perform the following p...

Page 16: ... the treatment site and may be accomplished through the use of a coupling agent such as gel lotion or water underwater treatments only Anything used as a coupling agent must be highly conductive Air is a very poor conductor of ultrasonic waves Head Max Temp Disclaimer Head Max Temp is for the protection of the equipment not for the protection of the patient For more information see page 80 ...

Page 17: ...port Combo Two channels of electrotherapy stimulation output Four waveforms Russian High Voltage Pulsed Current HVPC Interferential and Premodulated 1 or 3 3 MHz frequencies for each applicator excluding the 1 cm2 sound head Four available sound heads 1 cm2 2 cm2 5 cm2 and 10 cm2 Fifteen user defined memory positions Lightweight design Battery powered option Common Terms Applicator This apparatus ...

Page 18: ...requency decreases The available range for the Beat Low parameter is 1 to 199 Hz This parameter is unique to the Premodulated and Interferential waveforms Burst A burst is a series of pulses at a predetermined pulse frequency Burst Frequency Freq This is the number of bursts per second bps The available burst frequencies on the Intelect Transport Combo are 1 to 10 bps Carrier Frequency Freq Associ...

Page 19: ...form the Display feature allows you to change the displayed Intensity parameter from Volts to Peak Current Amps Duty Cycle This is the ratio of the On time to Total time of the cycle expressed as a percentage The duty cycle describes the pulsed modes of electric stimulation and ultrasound The lower the percentage the lower temporal average intensity 100 is continuous electrotherapy The available D...

Page 20: ...hat is higher than 1000 Hz but lower than 5000 Hz Operating Channels Operating Channels are the paths by which the electrotherapy is distributed from the unit to the patient The unit provides two channels of electrical stimulation Phase Duration This is the time in which the current flows in one direction only Phase duration is the determined period of time elapsing from the beginning to the end o...

Page 21: ...stal Sweep This is the modulation of therapeutic frequency commonly used to prevent accommodation Sweeps are measured in pulses per second pps and Hertz Hz Treatment Time Measured in minutes and seconds it is the suggested time in which therapy is given Vector A vector is a geometrically descriptive feature used to increase the effective therapeutic current at the crossing point of Interferential ...

Page 22: ... a point 5 mm from the transducer face The energy distribution within the radiated field is 3 0 W cm2 peak and it takes a generally conic shape having decreasing intensity at progressively increasing distance from the face of the transducer This field distribution applies for the radiation emitted into the equivalent of an infinite medium of distilled degassed water at 86 F and with the line volta...

Page 23: ...OP Down Arrow PAUSE Accessory Panel Parameter Display Enter START INTENSITY Up Arrow LCD Intensity Contrast Dial Channel 1 Lead Wire Connection Channel 2 Lead Wire Connection Sound Head LED Indicator Output Power Applicator Ultrasound Applicator Connection Power Cord Power Cord Connection ...

Page 24: ...Library Select this button to access the following functions Retrieve User Protocol Restore Factory Settings Restore Factory Protocols Languages View Unit Information TIME Press the Up or Down arrow buttons to set total treatment time of therapy Back Use this button to return to the previous window STOP Select this button to stop a treatment session Down Arrow When the window displays a list of op...

Page 25: ...sory Panel serves as a port of connection for the electrodes and ultrasound applicator Channel 1 Lead Wire Connection This port serves as the connection point between the unit and the Channel 1 Lead Wire Channel 2 Lead Wire Connection This port serves as the connection point between the unit and the Channel 2 Lead Wire Ultrasound Applicator Connection This port serves as the connection point betwe...

Page 26: ... displays the charge status of the battery LCD Intensity Contrast Dial If the intensity of the LCD display diminishes turn the dial until the display contrast is optimal Charge Indicator This symbol displays when the unit is connected to mains power and the battery pack is charging NOTE During battery operation if the unit is left on but is not active for more than five minutes it will power off t...

Page 27: ...V 1 0 A 50 60 Hz 100 W Max Output 24 V 3 125 A Electrical Class CLASS I Electrical Type Ultrasound TYPE B Electrotherapy TYPE BF Battery Type Nickel Metal Hydride NiMH 1 2 V x 20 size AA Operating Environment Temperature Between 59 F and 104 F 15 C and 40 C Relative Humidity 30 60 Atmospheric Pressure 950 1050 h Pa Complies with UL IEC EN 60601 1 IEC EN 60601 1 2 IEC 60601 2 10 Width L e n g t h U...

Page 28: ...ment Time 1 60 min CC Constant Current CV Constant Voltage WAVEFORM SPECIFICATIONS Premodulated Interferential current is a medium frequency waveform Current is distributed through two channels four electrodes The currents cross each other in the body at the area requiring treatment The two currents interfere with each other at this crossing point resulting in a modulation of the intensity the cur...

Page 29: ...1 10 pps Frequency 10 120 pps Cycle Time 5 5 4 12 10 10 10 20 10 30 10 50 Continuous Treatment Time 1 60 min CC Constant Current CV Constant Voltage WAVEFORM SPECIFICATIONS CONTINUED High Voltage Pulsed Current HVPC Russian Current is a sinusoidal waveform delivered in bursts or series of pulses This method was claimed by its author Kots to produce maximal muscle strengthening effects without sign...

Page 30: ...20 for 20 Duty Cycle 9 1 20 for 10 Duty Cycle MaximumTreatmentTime 30 Minutes Output Pulsed 1 MHz or 3 3 MHz signal modulated 100 by the 100 Hz rectangular wave with the selected Duty Cycle Continuous 1 MHz or 3 3 MHz nominal signal that is activated as long as the timer is operating Timer Accuracy 0 2 Minutes ULTRASOUND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Pulse Duration Modulation Frequency Hz Modulation Pe...

Page 31: ...t Transport Combo utilizes Ultrasound output resulting in warming of the Sound Head to increase patient comfort With Head Warming enabled ultrasound is emitted without pressing the Start button The Applicator LED will not illuminate during the Head Warming period US Channel will indicate Head Warming Output 0 50 Cycling of maximum power Frequency 3 3 MHz Sound Head Temperature 85 F 110 F 29 4 C 43...

Page 32: ...ectrostatic discharge ESD IEC 61000 4 2 6kV contact 8kV air 6kV contact 8kV air Floors should be wood concrete or ceramic tile If floors are covered with synthetic material the relative humidity should be at least 30 Electrical fast transient burst IEC 61000 4 4 2kV for power supply lines 1kV for input output lines 2kV for power supply lines 1kV for input output lines Mains power quality should be...

Page 33: ... to fixed RF transmitters an electromagnetic site survey should be considered If the measured field strength in the location in which the Intelect Transport Combo is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above the Intelect Transport Combo should be observed to verify normal operation If abnormal performance is observed additional measures may be necessary such as reorienting or relocatin...

Page 34: ...d while the unit is resting on a flat surface or mounted on a wall the equipment required to mount the unit is not included To mount the unit on a wall do the following 1 Remove the repositional base from the back of the unit 2 Using the repositional base as a guide mark the 4 wall holes with a pencil or pen ...

Page 35: ...UNTING THE UNIT ON THE WALL CONTINUED 3 Using an appropriate size drill bit drill the four holes you marked in the previous step 4 Press 4 appropriately sized drywall anchors into the wall so that the drywall anchor is flush with the wall ...

Page 36: ...UNIT ON THE WALL CONTINUED 5 Screw four 8 pan head sheet metal screws 1 inch or 2 54 cm into the wall anchors Make sure you leave of an inch 0 635 cm between the wall and the head of the screw 6 Replace the repositional base on the back of the unit ...

Page 37: ...ombo SETUP 34 MOUNTING THE UNIT ON THE WALL CONTINUED 7 Line up the screw heads with the holes on the repositional base and slide the unit down slightly until the screw heads are securely fastened to the repositional base ...

Page 38: ...and an optional battery pack The pack contains 20 Nickel Metal Hydride NiMH drycell batteries To install the battery pack in the Intelect Transport Combo do the following 1 Locate the battery access door at the bottom of the unit and loosen the screw with a flat head screwdriver 2 Remove the battery access door and retain it ...

Page 39: ...mbo SETUP 36 INSTALLING THE BATTERY PACK CONTINUED 3 Connect the battery pack cable to the unit s battery connector in the bottom of the battery recess 4 Put the battery pack into the unit making sure to orient it as shown ...

Page 40: ...ation of the unit by the control circuitry to limit total power consumption A fully charged battery will provide 2 5 hours of treatment depending on the applicator and the pulsed mode used NOTE Even when the battery pack is connected the unit will default to mains power when plugged in USING THE BATTERY PACK To save battery power the Intelect Transport Combo is equipped with a power off function T...

Page 41: ...at fit the anatomy Follow electrode manufacturer instructions ELECTROTHERAPY PATIENT PREPARATION Electrode Placement Keep electrodes separated during treatment Electrodes in contact with each other could result in improper stimulation or skin burns Output current density is inversely related to electrode size i e the larger the electrode the lower the current density Improper application may resul...

Page 42: ...ent area and most uniform delivery of the prescribed electrotherapy treatment Properly dispose of used DURA STICK Electrodes upon completion of the therapy session Reusable Carbon Electrodes Optional If used for delivery of electrotherapy the Carbon Electrodes must be inserted into the sponges moistened with distilled water prior to placement on the patient These Carbon Electrodes should be secure...

Page 43: ...d be used with the red electrode labeled number 1 RED LEAD WIRE BLACK LEAD WIRE DURA STICK Electrode Instructions Connecting Lead Wires Remove the DURA STICK Electrodes from the protective backing and apply to the treatment area as prescribed Ensure the entire electrode surface is in contact with patient skin by pressing into place Securing Electrodes LEAD WIRE SEATED NOTE Use of conductive medium...

Page 44: ... electrode connector into electrode Insert the lead with the black electrode connector into the other electrode Make certain the lead wires are seated completely into the electrodes RED LEAD WIRE BLACK LEAD WIRE ELECTROTHERAPY PATIENT PREPARATION CONTINUED Reusable Carbon Electrodes Optional SECURE WITH NYLATEX Nylatex Wraps contain dry natural rubber and may cause allergic reactions in patients w...

Page 45: ...py you will allow more ultrasound energy to reach the targeted areas and reduce the risk of skin irritation To prepare the patient s skin for ultrasound therapy do the following 1 Thoroughly wash the skin on which you intend to place the sound head with mild soap and water 2 Dry the skin thoroughly 3 Apply the ultrasound gel generously to the target area on the patient NOTE For combination therapy...

Page 46: ...uttons on the front of the unit The output can be stopped by pressing the PAUSE or STOP buttons located on the control panel To apply electrotherapy do the following 1 Follow all appropriate procedures listed in the section entitled Electrotherapy Patient Preparation beginning on page 38 2 Turn system power ON by pressing the Power On Off button The message Initializing System displays The unit wi...

Page 47: ...not use unnecessary force to connect the electrodes to the lead wires 4 Place the self adhesive electrodes on the sites prescribed by a qualified practitioner Make sure you press them firmly on the patient s skin to ensure good conductivity 5 Depending on the type of waveform you intend to use and the number of patients you intend to treat insert the Lead Wire into Channel 1 Channel 2 or both Lead...

Page 48: ...TINUED 6 Use the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight either Stim Channel 1 or Stim Channel 2 7 Press the Enter button The Waveform screen displays 8 Use the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight the appropriate waveform 9 Press the Enter button The Electrotherapy parameter screen displays ...

Page 49: ...expired the unit beeps three times During therapy you can press the TIME button to raise or lower treatment time in one minute increments using the up and down arrows During therapy you can press the INTENSITY button to raise or lower the output using the up and down arrows Therapy can be interrupted at any time by pressing the STOP or PAUSE buttons When the STOP button is pressed the unit stops e...

Page 50: ...NTERRUPTING ELECTROTHERAPY CONTINUED 13 When you have completed treatment remove all electrodes from the patient 14 Turn system power OFF by pressing the Power On Off button The unit beeps once and the blue light on the Power On Off button flashes intermittently ...

Page 51: ...MHz and back again as long as the button is being pressed excluding the 1 cm2 sound head An audible tone will be heard when changes are made NOTE With 2 cm2 and 5 cm2 sound heads switching from 1 to 3 3 MHz results in no change in power When using a 10 cm2 head with greater than 10 watts changing from 1 to 3 3 MHz reduces power to 10 watts 6 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight Duty Cy...

Page 52: ...warming feature will toggle from On to Off and back again as long as the button is being pressed When the head warming feature is On the sound head will warm to slightly above body temperature The Warming message displays in the status window 14 Press the Down Arrow button to highlight Coupling 15 Press the Enter button to display the Coupling menu The coupling feature is designed to indicate when...

Page 53: ...led The following list details these options Pause timer beep the timer stops and the unit beeps once Pause timer no beep the timer stops but the unit does not give an audible tone Run timer beep the timer continues to count down and the unit beeps once Run timer no beep the timer continues to count down but the unit does not give an audible tone NOTE When the applicator becomes uncoupled during t...

Page 54: ...e will sound three times 21 The therapy can be interrupted at any time by pressing the STOP or PAUSE buttons When the STOP button is pressed the applicator stops emitting ultrasound energy and the unit returns to the default settings To resume therapy press the Start button When the PAUSE button is pressed the timer pauses and the applicator stops emitting ultrasound energy To resume therapy press...

Page 55: ... Connect the Lead Wires to the appropriate electrodes For example for all waveforms used by Channel 1 all waveforms except Interferential use the black Lead Wire as the negative and the applicator as the positive For the Interferential waveform you will use three lead wires and the applicator for combination therapy use the black Lead Wire for Channel 1 as the negative electrode the applicator as ...

Page 56: ...annels of electrotherapy in conjunction with ultrasound you must first begin treatment You may set up electrotherapy for Channel 2 later in these procedures step 21 8 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlightWaveform 9 Press the Enter button TheWaveform menu displays 10 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight the appropriate waveform 11 Press the Enter button to accept the selectio...

Page 57: ...he new parameters are displayed 16 Press the up and down arrows on the INTENSITY button to raise or lower the electrotherapy output 17 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight Edit Ultrasound 18 Press the Enter button to accept the selection The Ultrasound parameter screen displays 19 Continue with steps 4 23 of the section entitled Starting Stopping and Interrupting UltrasoundTherapy on p...

Page 58: ... The SelectWaveform screen displays 24 Follow steps 8 12 of the section entitled Starting Stopping and Interrupting Electrotherapy on pages 43 47 25 You may make parameter changes and stop or pause therapy on Channel 1 Channel 2 or Ultrasound by highlighting the appropriate form of therapy and making the necessary changes 26 When you have completed treatment remove all electrodes from the patient ...

Page 59: ...NOTE User protocols can be used on any channel Stim Channel 1 Stim Channel or Ultrasound It does not matter on which channel they are created The Select Waveform screen displays 3 Use the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight the appropriate waveform 4 Press the Enter button The Parameter screen displays 5 On the parameter screen press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight the parameter you ...

Page 60: ...col this will become the protocol displayed when the waveform is selected on the Waveform screen 8 Press the Enter button to accept the highlighted selection and save your custom protocol The User Protocol Confirmation window displays to indicate that the protocol is now saved as the number you specified 9 Press any button on the Operator Interface The Parameter screen displays and your new protoc...

Page 61: ... want to change and adjust it accordingly making sure to press the Enter button after each adjustment 4 Press the Clinical Library button The Save Protocol screen displays 5 Press the Up Arrow and Down Arrow buttons to highlight any unused user protocol If you select the Save as Default protocol this will become the protocol displayed when Ultrasound is selected on the Home screen 6 Press the Ente...

Page 62: ...telect Transport Combo 59 OPERATION CREATING A USER PROTOCOL FOR ULTRASOUND THERAPY CONTINUED 7 Press any button on the Operator Interface The Parameter screen displays and your new protocol is now saved ...

Page 63: ...tton The Ultrasound parameter screen displays 3 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight Waveform 4 Press the Enter button The Waveform menu displays 5 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight the appropriate waveform 6 Press the Enter button to accept the selection The Waveform menu closes 7 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight Edit Stim 8 Press the Enter button to acc...

Page 64: ...utton after each adjustment 10 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight Edit Ultrasound 11 Press the Enter button to accept the highlighted selection The Ultrasound parameter screen displays 12 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight the parameter you want to change and adjust it accordingly making sure to press the Enter button after each adjustment 13 Press the Clinical Library ...

Page 65: ...bo is selected on the Home screen 15 Press the Enter button to accept the highlighted selection and save your custom protocol The User Protocol Confirmation window displays to indicate that the protocol is now saved as the number you specified 16 Press any button on the Operator Interface The Parameter screen displays and your new protocol is now saved CREATING A USER PROTOCOL FOR COMBINATION THER...

Page 66: ...otocol option 3 Press the Enter button to accept the highlighted selection A list of user defined protocols displays 4 Press the Up and Down Arrow button to highlight the appropriate protocol As you highlight each protocol a description of the protocol s parameters displays to the right 5 Press the Enter button to select the highlighted protocol The Parameters screen displays the parameters of the...

Page 67: ...ate buttons on the Operator Interface to adjust any setting if necessary For example to adjust the time press the up and down arrows on the TIME button 7 To begin therapy and depending on if you intend to apply electrotherapy ultrasound therapy or combination therapy perform the appropriate procedures outlined on pages 38 55 ...

Page 68: ...To make Intensity and Treatment Time changes touch the respective buttons and use the up or down arrows to advance to the desired settings To change other parameters during therapy do the following 1 On the home screen use the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight the channel on which therapy is currently running 2 Press the Enter button to select the highlighted option The parameters of the curr...

Page 69: ...l 2 2 Press the Enter button to select the highlighted option The Select Waveform screen displays 3 Use the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight the appropriate waveform 4 Press the Enter button The parameter screen displays 5 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight the parameter you want to change and adjust it accordingly making sure to press the Enter button after each adjustment 6 P...

Page 70: ...ght Save as Default protocol This will become the protocol displayed when the waveform is selected on the Waveform screen 8 Press the Enter button to accept the highlighted selection The Default Protocol Confirmation window displays 9 Press any key to confirm the settings You are returned to the Clinical Library menu ...

Page 71: ...e Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight the parameter you want to change and adjust it accordingly making sure to press the Enter button after each adjustment 4 Press the Clinical Library button The Save Protocol screen displays 5 Use the Up Arrow and Down Arrow buttons to highlight Save as Default protocol This will become the protocol displayed when Ultrasound is selected on the Home screen 6 P...

Page 72: ...tocols for Combination Therapy 1 On the home screen press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight Combo 2 Press the Enter button to select the highlighted option The Ultrasound parameters screen displays 3 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight Waveform 4 Press the Enter button The Waveform menu displays SYSTEM UTILITIES CONTINUED ...

Page 73: ...ons to highlight Edit Stim 8 Press the Enter button to accept the selection The waveform s parameters display 9 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight the parameter you want to change and adjust it accordingly making sure to press the Enter button after each adjustment 10 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight Edit Ultrasound 11 Press the Enter button to accept the highlighted ...

Page 74: ...ress the Enter button after each adjustment 13 Press the Clinical Library button The Save Protocol screen displays 14 Use the Up Arrow and Down Arrow buttons to highlight Save as Default protocol This will become the protocol displayed when Ultrasound is selected on the Home screen 15 Press the Enter button to accept the highlighted selection The Default Protocol Confirmation window displays ...

Page 75: ...SYSTEM UTILITIES CONTINUED 16 Press any key to confirm the settings You are returned to the Clinical Library menu Brightening or Dimming the LCD To brighten or dim the LCD turn the contrast control dial until the display contrast is optimal ...

Page 76: ...e Home screen press the Clinical Library button The Clinical Library window displays 2 Press the Up Arrow or Down Arrow buttons to highlight Restore Factory Protocols 3 Press the Enter button to accept the highlighted selection The unit displays the message Restoring Protocols Please wait The user defined protocols are erased and the waveforms are restored to the original parameters Then the Resto...

Page 77: ...Spanish To change the language displayed on the LCD do the following 1 Press the Clinical Library button The Clinical Library screen displays 2 Use the Down Arrow and Up Arrow buttons to highlight the Language option 3 Press the Enter button to accept the highlighted selection The Language menu displays 4 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to highlight the appropriate language ...

Page 78: ...g Factory Settings To restore the original language on the unit do the following 1 On the Home screen press the Clinical Library button The Clinical Library screen displays 2 Press the Up Arrow or Down Arrow buttons to highlight the Restore Factory Settings option 3 Press the Enter button to accept the highlighted selection The Restore Factory Settings Confirmation screen displays ...

Page 79: ... Viewing Unit Version Information Use this utility to determine the unit s software version To do this do the following 1 On the Home screen press the Clinical Library button The Clinical Library screen displays 2 Use the Up Arrow and Down Arrow buttons to highlight the View Unit Information option 3 Press the Enter button to accept the highlighted selection The Unit Version Information screen dis...

Page 80: ...Intelect Transport Combo 77 OPERATION SYSTEM UTILITIES CONTINUED 4 Press any key to return to the Clinical Library window ...

Page 81: ...Check Electrodes and LeadWires Make certain LeadWires are not damaged and are properly connected to the system Make certain LeadWires are properly connected to the Electrodes and that electrodes are not damaged and are making proper contact with treatment area B Replace LeadWires and Electrodes 107 Warning Bad Contact Quality A Make certain Electrodes are making proper contact with the treatment a...

Page 82: ...nooga Group for service Errors and Warnings in these categories indicate an internal problem with the unit that must be tested by Chattanooga Group or a Field ServiceTechnician certified by Chattanooga Group before any further operation or use of the system Use of a unit that indicates an Error or Warning in these categories may pose a risk of injury to the patient user or extensive internal damag...

Page 83: ...e adjusting To adjust it turn the contrast control dial clockwise until the display contrast is optimal Troubleshooting Error Messages The following messages are displayed on the LCD under the following conditions Message Displayed When Over Temp sound head reaches a temperature which could damage the crystal Unplugged sound head not plugged in or faulty sound head Uncoupled sound head is not maki...

Page 84: ...2 Applicator Gray 26 AWG 68 89 in 174 143 cm Shielded 1 4248 UltrasoundTransmission Gel 9 oz 255 g bottle 1 28156 User Manual 1 Optional Accessories Ref Description 27381 1 cm2 Applicator Gray 26 AWG 68 89 in 174 143 cm Shielded 27382 2 cm2 Applicator Gray 26 AWG 68 89 in 174 143 cm Shielded 27384 10 cm2 Applicator Gray 26 AWG 68 89 in 174 143 cm Shielded 27478 NiMH Battery Pack 2884 Cart Adapter ...

Page 85: ...terial soap To clean the optional reusable carbon electrodes remove them from the Lead Wires and wipe down with isopropyl alcohol Repeat this procedure for the sponges as well The following items should be checked at least monthly to ensure proper operation of this unit Power cord and plug Check to make sure the cord is not frayed kinked and does not have torn or cut insulation Applicator cable Ch...

Page 86: ...n from Factory Model Number Serial Number Contact Person with Phone and Fax Numbers Billing Address for Out of Warranty Repair Shipping Address Where to Ship Unit after Repair Detailed Description of Problem or Symptoms 2 Copy of original invoice issued at purchase 3 Ship the unit to address specified by an authorized service technician Service to these units should be performed only by Service Te...

Page 87: ... or a certified Company service technician Any malfunction or failure in the Product caused by product misuse including but not limited to the failure to provide reasonable and required maintenance or any use that is inconsistent with the Product User s Manual COMPANY SHALL NOT BE LIABLE IN ANY EVENT FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES Some locations do not allow the exclusion or limitation of...

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