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LEVEL 3:
MENU
– Reverse on load - motor A
– Reverse on load - motor B
– Motor A ON/OFF
– Motor B ON/OFF
LEVEL 4:
MENU
– Transport setting
– Synchronized/
non-synchronized mode
− Total therapy time
– Service menu
Note!
– While you adjust the extension/
flexion values , the CPM device will
move to the set range. This allows
you to easily and quickly determine
the ROM where the patient does not
experience pain.
– Special functions can be programmed
and retrieved with ARTROMOT®-SP3
Comfort devices (see sections 5.4
and 5.5).
– Only ARTROMOT®-SP3 chip card
models allow therapy protocols to be
saved to an inserted chip card.
– The angle entered last for the respec-
tive directions of motion will be saved
in each case.
5.3 Treatment value details –
Standard models
– To access the appropriate programming
level, press the MENU button repeatedly.
– The treatment parameters are selected
with the different parameter buttons .
– To change the treatment values, press
the + / – buttons .
– To enable/disable a function, press the
respective parameter button again.
– To save the entered values, press the
STOP button .
LEVEL 1:
n
Dorsal extension
maximum value: 40 degrees
n
Plantar flexion
maximum value: – 50 degrees
n
Inversion
maximum value: – 40 degrees
n
Eversion
maximum value: 20 degrees
Note!
– The programmed values and the
values measured at the patient's foot
may deviate slightly.
– To ensure a physiological motion, the
carriage moves to the following posi-
tions in the synchronized mode in the
following sequence:
maximum dorsal value at the same
time as halfway between inversion /
eversion
maximum eversion value at the same
time as halfway between dorsal
extension / plantar flexion
maximum plantar flexion at the same
time as maximum inversion
– To ensure that the movements you
program are physiological in nature,
we recommend to program the car-
riage in the following order:
1. Programming the maximum dorsal
extension value