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--Mode 4

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Frequency: 35Hz Pulse Width: 140µS

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The Maximum amplitude (500Ωload): 120V

Output waveforms at loads of 500Ω Output waveforms at loads of 2kΩ

Output waveforms at loads of 10kΩ Output waveforms Pulse burst (500Ω)

--Mode 5

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Frequency: 35Hz Pulse Width: 140µS

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The Maximum amplitude (500Ωload): 120V

Output waveforms at loads of 500Ω Output waveforms at loads of 2kΩ

Output waveforms at loads of 10kΩ Output waveforms Pulse burst (500Ω)

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Summary of Contents for MDTS100

Page 1: ...Electronic Pulse Stimulator INSTRUCTION MANUAL MDTS100 Bluetooth function is available for selected device ...

Page 2: ...ollowing Parameters 6 7 8 9 10 8 How the Device Works 11 9 Understanding Your Unit 11 10 Operating Instructions 11 12 13 11 Quality Assurance Tests 14 12 Accessories 14 13 Electrode Pads User Guide 15 14 Cleaning and Maintenance 16 15 Symbols 17 16 Troubleshooting 17 17 Compliance Information for EMC Test 18 18 FCC Declaration 19 19 Applicable Model 19 ...

Page 3: ...ch channel comes with an electrode wire two electrode pads Users can choose between the two output channels by pressing the CHA button Channel A B are selected by default Pressing the buttons will decrease increase the intensity of stimulation The LCD screen displays the remaining stimulation time in the lower left corner The default time is 20 minutes 3 Indications for Use The Electronic Pulse St...

Page 4: ... Pregnant Heart disease High fever Abnormal blood pressure Lack of skin sensation Abnormal skin condition Any condition requiring the active supervision of a physician Use of accessories and cables other than those specified or provided by the manufacturer of this equipment could result in increased electromagnetic emissions or decreased electromagnetic immunity of this equipment and result in imp...

Page 5: ... the display screen Do not apply stimulation of this device in the following conditions 1 Across the chest the introduction of electrical current into the chest may cause rhythm disturbances to the heart which could be lethal 2 Over painful areas Consult your physician before using this device if you have painful areas 3 Over open wounds rashes or swollen red infected or inflamed areas or skin eru...

Page 6: ... or her physician 9 Use caution if the user had a tendency to bleed internally such as following an injury or fracture 10 Use caution if stimulation is applied over the menstruating uterus 11 Use caution if stimulation is applied over areas of skin that lack normal sensation 12 Stop using the device if the device does not provide pain relief 13 Use this device only with the wires electrodes and ac...

Page 7: ...D Display in 1 34 x 1 34 Size of electrodes in 1 57 1 57 Weight 2 2oz 64 5g Batteries Excluded Life of Pads Up to 80 Uses Power Requirements DC 3V 2 AAA batteries Battery Life Two AAA 1 5V 800mAh alkaline batteries could be continuously operated as long as 20h Number of output modes 7 Number of alternating output channels 2 Timer Range minutes 20 minutes Waveform monophasic Shape monophasic square...

Page 8: ...ure single pulse width is 140µS the stimulation time is 20 minutes Mode 1 Frequency 35Hz Pulse Width 50 140µS The Maximum amplitude 500Ωload 150V Output waveforms at loads of 500Ω Output waveforms at loads of 2kΩ Output waveforms at loads of 10kΩ Output waveforms Pulse burst 500Ω Mode 2 Frequency 6 25Hz 0 9Hz 2 25Hz Pulse Width 140µS The Maximum amplitude 500Ωload 150V Second procedures consist of...

Page 9: ...t waveforms at loads of 10kΩ Output waveforms Pulse burst 500Ω Mode 3 Frequency 35Hz Pulse Width 50 140µS The Maximum amplitude 500Ωload 150V Output waveforms at loads of 500Ω Output waveforms at loads of 2kΩ Output waveforms at loads of 10kΩ Output waveforms Pulse burst 500Ω ...

Page 10: ... Output waveforms at loads of 2kΩ Output waveforms at loads of 10kΩ Output waveforms Pulse burst 500Ω Mode 5 Frequency 35Hz Pulse Width 140µS The Maximum amplitude 500Ωload 120V Output waveforms at loads of 500Ω Output waveforms at loads of 2kΩ Output waveforms at loads of 10kΩ Output waveforms Pulse burst 500Ω ...

Page 11: ... Output waveforms at loads of 2kΩ Output waveforms at loads of 10kΩ Output waveforms Pulse burst 500Ω Mode 7 Frequency 35Hz Pulse Width 140µS The Maximum amplitude 500Ωload 120V Output waveforms at loads of 500Ω Output waveforms at loads of 2kΩ Output waveforms at loads of 10kΩ Output waveforms Pulse burst 500Ω ...

Page 12: ...ted Chronic Pain Variable comfortable pulsing sensation sensation should appear to come in waves Mode 4 35 140 120 Constant Modulated Chronic Pain Constant comfortable pulsing sensation sensation should appear to come in waves Mode 5 35 140 120 Cycle Modulated Acute Chronic Pain Variable stimulation sensation sensation should appear to come in waves Mode 6 82 140 80 Constant Modulated Acute Chroni...

Page 13: ... into the device Step 2 Connect the electrode pads to the wires and then connect the wires to the device Step 3 Put the electrode pads on the targeted body area Clean your skin before each use Make sure your skin is clean dry and free from lotion before placing the electrode pads on your skin Refer to the Pads User Guide Step 4 Press the ON OFF button once to turn the device on Step 5 Choose the o...

Page 14: ...both A and B channels and have pads connected These pads MUST be placed on the body for stimulation to occur Step 3 Place the electrode pads on the part of the body that needs stimulation In order to achieve the best relief results place the electrode pads around or on the top of your painful areas If possible always use all the 4 electrode pads at the same time If all 4 pads are being used both o...

Page 15: ...tion modes Mode1 Mode 2 Mode 3 Mode 4 Mode 5 Mode 6 and Mode 7 LCD Screen shows the current mode Step 7 Set the stimulation time Press TIME to set the duration The time can be set from 5 minutes to 20 minutes Step 8 Adjust the stimulation intensity Pressing on the buttons will Decrease Increase the intensity level of stimulation NOTE With the increase of intensity you may experience sensations lik...

Page 16: ...should be identical to the following description Output Channels Battery indicator Stimulation Timer Current Stimulation Mode Level of Intensity Bluetooth indicator optional Bluetooth is an OPTIONAL function for the device The Bluetooth indicator flashes if no bluetooth connection and stays lit when that connection is established Operation to the device is available through APP when they are conne...

Page 17: ... firmly to the skin 4 When not in use return the pads to the protective liner see image C Store the electrode pads in the re sealable bag in a cool place out of direct sunlight Notes 1 Place the electrode pads around or on the top of your painful areas 2 Never apply electrodes on the throat or both sides of the neck where the carotid sinus nerves are located 3 Clean your skin thoroughly prior to e...

Page 18: ...e host device so to avoid damage or malfunction of the device Please do not open the battery cover when the device is operated Please do not clean or maintain the device when the device is operated Please do not open the device enclosure The device can only be maintained by personnel authorized by the manufacturer When the accessory of the device is damaged or failure it must be the personnel auth...

Page 19: ...se contact with the skin Remove clean and place back on the skin Are the electrode pads touching each other If so separate the pads Are the wires connected to the electrode pads and the main device properly Disconnect clean and reconnect all the parts Are the batteries dead Replace the batteries Skin redness Did you stay with stimulation too long Stop treatment or move to another area Skin feels n...

Page 20: ...agnetic field IEC61000 4 8 30A m 30A m Home healthcare environment Electromagnetic immunity to RF wireless communications equipment Test frequency MHz Band a MHz Service a Modulation b Maximum power W Distance m Immunity test level V m 385 380 390 TETRA 400 Pulse modulation b 18Hz 1 8 0 3 27 450 430 470 GMRS 460 FRS 460 FM c 5kHz deviation 1kHz sine 2 0 3 28 710 704 787 LTE Band 13 17 Pulse modula...

Page 21: ...rgy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct...

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