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Program 7.

Cold

Acute respiratory diseases, rhinitis (cold), sinusitis,

genyantritis

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

Wings of nose and zone around nose.

Zone of compliance Su-Jock

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Page 2: ...1 RC ART LLC Ekaterinburg Russia DiaDENS PCM...

Page 3: ...ethod of replacement of batteries 52 10 Troubleshooting list 53 11 Manufacturer s warranty 57 Part 2 Usage instruction 1 General provisions 61 2 Indications and contraindications for use 62 3 Conditio...

Page 4: ...3 Thank you for purchasing of the device DiaDENS PCM In order to make the usage of the unit effective and safe please carefully read all sections of this manual...

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Page 6: ...5 PART 1 Technical Passport...

Page 7: ...tilizes internal power source of low voltage which is isolated from work part of the device article of type B with body of type F The device must not be used for treatment of patients with implanted e...

Page 8: ...can cause burns and lead to possible damage of the device Work near short wave and microwave equipment can bring to instability of output parameters of the device You must not connect to the device an...

Page 9: ...by qualified specialists of the manufacturer Transport conditions temperature from 50O C to 50O C relative air humidity from 30 to 93 atmospheric pressure from 70 to 106 kPa 525 to 795 mm Hg Storage c...

Page 10: ...han 2 hours before use Utilization All packaging materials are not environmentally harmful they may be used repeatedly Separate collection of electrical and electronic equipment Thedevicecontainsvalua...

Page 11: ...device provides possibility of selection of individual treatment program as well as already prepared for use programs The device has a built in electrodes and a socket for connection of remote therape...

Page 12: ...hase V 40 length of 1st phase uS 22 25 amplitude of 2nd phase V 72 25 Comments parameters of impulse do not change under adjustment of power and frequency 3 1 2 With load 20 kOhm Power in nominal unit...

Page 13: ...mpulse form from load resistance at average and maximum power levels Load resistance Power level 50 units Power level 99 units Form of current Vp p Form of current Vp p Without load 110 V 20 110 V 20...

Page 14: ...13 500 Ohm 29 V 20 Ieff 16 mA Epulse 110 uJ 30 V 20 Ieff 17 m Epulse 205 uJ 1 kOhm 52 V 20 60 V 20 2 kOhm 90 V 20 100 V 20...

Page 15: ...m 282 V 20 300 V 20 20 kOhm 310 V 20 330 V 20 3 2 The device provides possibility of setting of following frequencies of impulses Hz 3 2 1 Range 1 10 1 including modes Experess MED prophylaxis and 14...

Page 16: ...power supply batteries of type LR6 AA 2 pcs with voltage 1 5 0 45 V It is allowed to use corresponding accumulator batteries with nominal current of 1 2 V 3 5 Mass of the device is no more than 0 35...

Page 17: ...surface 3 8 Electromagnetic emission Test Compliance with IEC 60601 1 2 Terms of use RD radiation CISPR 11 Class B Electrosimulator DiaDENS PCM is suitable for use in all houses including residential...

Page 18: ...2 6 kV contact 8 kV impact 4 kV contact 8 kV impact Floor should be made from wood concrete or ceramic tiles If floor is covered with synthetic material the relative humidity should be at least 40 Ma...

Page 19: ...m 150 khz 80 MHz d 1 2VP 150 khz 800 MHz d 1 2VP 800 MHz 2 5 HHZ d 2 3VP 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 23 0 1 0 38 0 38 0 73 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 10 3 8 3 8 7 3 100 12 12 23 3 12 Terms of use 3 12 1 Connection of remote...

Page 20: ...e 3 12 3 The device DiaDENS PCM is intended for work in specific conditions of electromagnetic environment and the customer user shall check if these conditions comply with required values Electrostat...

Page 21: ...not use clothes made of synthetic materials RF radiation The personnel user shall take following safety measures minimal distance to portable means of communication cellular phones cordless phones sha...

Page 22: ...21 4 COMPLETE SET Item Quantity Electrostimulator DiaDENS PCM 1 Operations manual 1 Consumer container 1 Battery 2...

Page 23: ...remote electrodes closed with cover 3 Display liquid crystal display 4 Keyboard 5 Button for selection of menu item 6 Button of return to previous menu item 7 Button of return to main menu 8 Buttons f...

Page 24: ...23 Fig 2 The device DiaDENS PCM bottom view 1 Cover of battery cabinet 2 Built in electrode 1 2...

Page 25: ...ix 1 Attention Remote therapeutic electrodes can be used only in modes Express or Therapy To improve contact before use of remote electrode you can rub the skin in area of impact with sponge wetted wi...

Page 26: ...play in different modes 5 1 1 Symbols of main menu of the device Treatment Settings Day timer Battery charge Volume Timer Current time 5 1 2 Symbols of menu Treatment Regime Therapy Regime Screening R...

Page 27: ...26 5 1 3 Items of menu Settings Display settings Sound settings Battery preservation Storage of last used settings Adjustment of time and date Alarm settings 5 1 4 Items of menu Day timer...

Page 28: ...s has been switched off p 8 of the table to the mode in which the device has been switched off if function Storage of last used settings has been switched on 6 2 Selection of mode or function Using na...

Page 29: ...8 6 4 Switching the device off Press button and hold it for approximately 3 seconds The device will show you message Good Health and after sound signal and a message Good bye the device will switch of...

Page 30: ...ia Trauma Cold Throat Cough Nausea Inflation Diarrhea Constipation Settings Organizer herapy ED Screening 10 Hz 20 Hz 60 Hz 77 Hz 140 Hz 200 Hz 7710 77 9 9 Hz 0 1 Hz Display Brightness Contrast Clock...

Page 31: ...ss 1 1 With the help of navigation buttons select in menu Treatment section Express and confirm your choice by pressing the button 1 2 In this section find required mode of operation disease with butt...

Page 32: ...be set to minimal level Readjust power with buttons and Methods of operation in mode Express are described in detail in Usage instruction part 2 2 Menu Therapy 2 1 With the help of navigation buttons...

Page 33: ...election and press button 2 2 1 In case of selection of infra low frequency the device will present you the menu of infra low frequency adjustment With the help of navigation buttons select required f...

Page 34: ...e will be set to minimal level Readjust power with buttons and Methods of operation in mode Therapy are described in detail in Usage instruction part 2 3 Minimum effective dose MED 3 1 With the help o...

Page 35: ...mal level Readjust power with buttons and Methods of operation in mode MED are described in detail in Usage instruction part 2 4 Diagnostics mode Screening 4 1 With the help of navigation buttons sele...

Page 36: ...mulation will be set for the purpose of safety Methods of operation in mode Screening are described in detail in Usage instruction part 2 5 Menu display settings 5 1 With the help of buttons and selec...

Page 37: ...5 2 1 Adjustment of display brightness the device provided 5 levels of brightness of display from minimal 1st level of brightness to maximal 5th level of brightness which can be selected by pressing...

Page 38: ...of contrast of display from minimal 1st level of contrast to maximal 5th level of contrast which can be selected by pressing buttons and 6 Menu sound settings 6 1 With the help of buttons and in menu...

Page 39: ...r choice by pressing button 6 2 1 For adjustment of general sound of the device 3 sound levels are provided mute minimum and maximum indicated by digits 0 1 and 2 correspondingly With the help of butt...

Page 40: ...be confirmed by sound signal With the help of buttons and switch this function on or off and confirm your choice by pressing button 6 2 3 Menu navigation can be accompanied by sound signals With the h...

Page 41: ...y go to mode of reduced energy consumption at the expense of switching off highlighting independent of selected brightness level and decrease of time of automatic switching off if the device is not us...

Page 42: ...l show the menu storage of last used settings This item allows to change status of function storage of last used settings If function is switched on then the device will switch on in mode in which it...

Page 43: ...ttons and in menu Day timer select item Clock and confirm your choice by pressing button 9 2 The device will show menu of adjustment of time and date With the help of buttons and in menu select one of...

Page 44: ...ess buttons and to change digits according to actual value and confirm your choice by pressing button 9 2 2 Setting of time the device allows to adjust current time to do so with the help of buttons a...

Page 45: ...arm and confirm your choice by pressing button 10 2 The device will show menu of alarm settings switching alarm on and off adjustment of time of alarm adjustment of alarm periodicity With the help of...

Page 46: ...r For termination of sound signal it s necessary to switch on the device with button With the help of buttons and switch this function on or off and confirm your choice by pressing button 10 2 2 Setti...

Page 47: ...ice by pressing button 7 3 Menu of quick access Some of settings of the device are available for user through menu of quick access Symbols of this menu are situated in bottom row of the display and me...

Page 48: ...unction time of stimulation will be counted down In case when function is switched off maximum time of one session 30 minutes With the help of navigation buttons if you are in menu of stimulation mode...

Page 49: ...witched off and in modes of stimulation time will be counted in regular regime enu Volume level 1 Menu Volume level provides possibility of quick access to setting of general sound level of the device...

Page 50: ...and maximum indicated by digits 0 1 and 2 correspondingly With the help of buttons and select one of sound levels and confirm your choice by pressing button Attention Sound signals are generated with...

Page 51: ...ne With the help of navigation buttons if you are in menu of stimulation modes Express Therapy select symbol of menu Contact and confirm your choice by pressing button illuminated constantly function...

Page 52: ...ap to clean the electrodes 8 2 Check of serviceability in accordance with instructions specified in Part 6 8 3 If you will not use the device for a long period remove the power source from its compart...

Page 53: ...tment 1 and take batteries from it put new batteries into the device with consideration of polarity 2 close battery compartment 3 Use only those batteries that are suitable for this device type LR6 AA...

Page 54: ...es is less than 2 1 V Change batteries see section Method of replacement of batteries 2 Under switching on the device emits sound signals and switches off Voltage of batteries is less than 2 1 V Chang...

Page 55: ...rease power level 4 The device does not emit sound signals under switching on of mode change of power level end of work and so on Sound is switched off Increase volume Go to section Settings Sound Vol...

Page 56: ...skin or nonuse of buttons for more than 10 minutes Remote electrode is connected to the device the device is in the mode Therapy Disconnect remote electrode if you don t use it Function Forced therapy...

Page 57: ...Method of replacement of batteries 11 Quick consump tion of batteries Off grade batteries Use high quality batteries alkaline atteries are recommended or accumulators of corresponding unitsize with v...

Page 58: ...te of sale 11 3 The seller manufacturer or organization which acts as a seller manufacturer on the basis of contract with it is not responsible for the defaults should they occur after the disposal of...

Page 59: ...thin the warranty period as well as in case of incomplete shipping is found the owner must send the following documents to the manufacturer s address or manufacturers representative claim for repair e...

Page 60: ...go Str 15 Ekaterinburg 620146 Russia Tel 7 343 267 23 30 e mail corp denascorp ru http www denascorp ru Official Representative in the European Union DENAS CZ Ltd Na Vyhlede 886 3A 360 17 Karlovy Vary...

Page 61: ...60 PART 2 Usage Instructions...

Page 62: ...ynamic electroneurostimulation DENS is based on multilevel reflex and neurochemical reactions triggering a cascade of regulatory and adaptive mechanisms of the body It results in elimination of pain s...

Page 63: ...ous system endocrine and urogenital systems eyes skin rehabilitation after diseases surgical operations and traumas increasing body adaptive capacities under impact of negative pathogens factors inten...

Page 64: ...on may be carried out as palliative method supportive therapy including rapid relief of the pain syndrome after consultation with a doctor acute febrility of unclear etiology vein thrombosis condition...

Page 65: ...lying position After the treatment procedure the patient should relax for 10 15 minutes The present manual describes treatment plans with most some widespread disease states More detailed information...

Page 66: ...act under electrodes This level is used when treatment shall not be intensive for children up to 7 years old and patients with diseases of cardiovascular system hypertension hypotension a syndrome of...

Page 67: ...ess and hold button Meanwhile the power will be increased subsequently from 0 to 99 conditional units To decrease power you should press and hold button Meanwhile the power will be decreased subsequen...

Page 68: ...ntion For patients with hypertension hypotension a syndrome of vegetative vascular dystonia as well as patients who have frequent headaches dizziness treatment should be carried out with minimal power...

Page 69: ...ars edemas large birthmarks and so on With labile method of application the built in electrodes are moved smoothly within the application zone without taking them off the skin at 0 5 2 3 cm sec Moveme...

Page 70: ...life 5 10 minutes for children of 1 3 years 10 15 minutes for children of 3 5 years 15 20 minutes for children of 5 12 years 20 25 minutes for children of more than 12 years and adults up to 40 minute...

Page 71: ...er is defined by the following reactions of the patient the complaint is fully removed the patient feel considerable improvement of the state of health the patient has fallen asleep Power level of tre...

Page 72: ...e power of treatment press and hold button The power will subsequently increase from 00 to 99 conditional units To reduce power of treatment press and hold button The power will be decreased subsequen...

Page 73: ...ct is achieved during several first minutes and continues from several minutes up to one hour To increase the duration of the effect after analgesia the device treatment can be continued at low or hig...

Page 74: ...rnal organs with moderate pain syndromes blood circulation disorder 6 2 3 Therapeutic frequencies 10 20 Hz MENU Treatment Therapy 10 Hz MENU Treatment Therapy 20 Hz 10 20 Hz are low frequencies They a...

Page 75: ...rodontosis sympathicotonic action furun culosis eczema 2 2 Fatigue pustular eczema 2 5 Sleepiness vegetative disorders hypermenorrhea headache connected with diseases of paranasal sinus hemorrhages co...

Page 76: ...l colic renal sclerosis uremia nephritis furunculosis hypertension connected with atherosclerosis 3 5 Cholelithiasis nephrolithiasis renal colic weakness in knee joints menorrhagia 3 6 Inflammation gr...

Page 77: ...headache depressions 5 9 Spastic paralysis 6 0 Hypertension headaches connected with liver diseases rigid neck extrasystole systolic hypertension increase capacity for work 6 3 Headaches connected wit...

Page 78: ...culosis eczema including combined with renal disorders diabetes mellitus 9 3 Flaccid paralysis 9 4 Adnexitis obstructive bronchitis hypertension gastrogenic headache intestinal headache urogenital hea...

Page 79: ...iver injuries hepatitis cirrhosis 6 2 5 Mode 77 10 MENU Treatment Therapy 77 10 7710 mode is intended for general sedative calming effect Level of power minimal or comfortable Method of application st...

Page 80: ...difficulties with waking up in the morning and sleepiness during the day time inability to concentrate one s attention for prophylaxis of colds during epidemics It is applied once during the treatmen...

Page 81: ...fective dose of device impact will start Under switching on of the device power value is equal to zero To increase power you should press and hold button Meanwhile the power will be increased subseque...

Page 82: ...den problem zones by estimation of the skin electrical resistance increase to nearby areas of the chosen zone MENU Treatment Screening Put the electrodes of the device to the chosen skin zone Frequenc...

Page 83: ...t as a ALT index in range from 0 to 100 units e g ALT 8 Write down the readings Set the device to the next zone The latent trigger zones are those zones where ALT values significantly differ upwards o...

Page 84: ...83 or MENU Treatment Therapy 77 Hz Put the electrodes of the device on the trigger zone and apply treatment...

Page 85: ...84 APPENDIX 1 Accessories used...

Page 86: ...85 A set of detachable zonal electrodes DENS applicator Intended for non invasive therapeutic effe t on zone of pain lesion centers refle ogenic zones without disruption of skin integument...

Page 87: ...86 Therapeutic remote massage electrodes Intended for treatment of zone of pain lesion centers refle ogenic zones and acupuncture points on the body...

Page 88: ...87 DENS glasses Intended for prophylactic and therapeutic non invasive impact on biologically active points lo cated around the eyes in paraorbital zone by method of dynamic electroneurostimulation...

Page 89: ...88 External therapeutic electrode Intended for therapeutic impact on biologically active points by method of dynamic electroneurostimulation...

Page 90: ...89 APPENDIX 2 Scheme of Express menu...

Page 91: ...in the alphabetical list Go to corresponding section of atlas Select program in the device according to first column of section To do this with the navigation buttons in menu Treatment select section...

Page 92: ...ower of treatment After the end of session the device automatically stops impact If the program provides impact of more than one zone there will be a message Zone 2 on the display of the device Set th...

Page 93: ...tion 106 Diarrhea 295 Dizziness 94 Fractures 99 Headache 96 Hypertension 97 Hypertensive disease 97 Hypotension 98 Joint injuries 95 Joint pain 95 Laryngitis 102 Lumbodynia 94 Nausea 103 Osteoarthriti...

Page 94: ...installation of remote zonal electrode Device power level Sensations of a patient Minimal Lack of sensations Comfortable Pleasant pricking Maximal on the pain threshold See Operations manual page 68...

Page 95: ...in Under dull pain Low back pain osteochondrosis discogenic radical colopathy lumbodynia sciatica spinal injuries thoracic spine lumbal sacrum Pain in the neck osteochondrosis neck trauma cervical spi...

Page 96: ...95 1SPHSBN 0 54 Joint pain arthritis arthrosis joint injuries sprains...

Page 97: ...96 Program 3 HEAD Headache dizziness Zone of odontoid vertebra and inions Zone of nuchal translucency Zone of compliance Su Jock ZONE1 ZONE 2 ZONE 3...

Page 98: ...97 Program 4 HYPERTENSION Arterial hypertension hypertensive disease hypertension Zone of odontoid vertebra and inions Zone of seventh cervical vertebra...

Page 99: ...98 Program 5 HYPOTONIA Zone of nuchal translucency ZONE 1...

Page 100: ...99 Program 6 Trauma Trauma soft tissue injuries wounds burns bone fractures Apply treatment around diseased zone do not touch damaged skin Under severe pain Under dull pain ZONE 1...

Page 101: ...100 Program 7 Cold Acuterespiratorydiseases rhinitis cold sinusitis genyantritis ZONE 1 ZONE 2 Wings of nose and zone around nose Zone of compliance Su Jock...

Page 102: ...101 Program 8 THROAT Sore throat acute respiratory infections angina tonsillitis Submaxillary zone Zone of compliance Su Jock Zone of compliance Su Jock...

Page 103: ...102 Program 9 Cough Cough under inflammatory diseases of upper respiratory tract laryngitis tracheitis Zone of suprasternal notch Submaxillary zone...

Page 104: ...103 Program 10 NAUSEA Nausea diseaseasesof digestive system Zone of projection of stomach and stomach sweetbread ZONE 1...

Page 105: ...104 Program 11 BLOATING Bloating under diseases of digestive system Zone of front belly wall Shift in direction specified by the arrow ZONE 1...

Page 106: ...105 Programm 12 DIARRHOE Watery feces diarrhea under diseases of digestive system Zone of front belly wall Shift in direction specified by the arrow Zone of lumbosacral area...

Page 107: ...6 Program 13 CONSTIPATION Stool retention chronic constipations postoperative intestinal paralysis Zone of front belly wall Shift in direction specified by the arrow Zone of lumbosacral area ZONE ZONE...

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Page 109: ...i Beanstandungen hinsichtlich der Vollst ndigkeit des Sets und des u eren Zustandes Signature of the buyer Unterschrift des K ufers______________________________________ Date received Empfangsdatum___...

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Page 111: ...he device ber die Garantiebedingungen bin ich in Kenntnis gesetzt worden Das Ger t wurde berpr ft und ich habe keinerlei Beanstandungen hinsichtlich der Vollst ndigkeit des Sets und seines u eren Zust...

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