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Dynatron 900

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SECTION

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NTRODUCTION

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BEFORE YOU TREAT A PATIENT

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INSTALLATION AND FEATURES

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STANDARD COMPONENTS

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OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

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SECTION

II

PHYSICAL FEATURES

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DESCRIPTION OF PHYSICAL FEATURES

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SECTION

III

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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DETAILED TREATMENT SETUP

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SECTION

IV

CONTRAINDICATIONS

AND PRECAUTIONS RELATED TO MECHANICAL SPINAL

DECOMPRESSION

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CONTRAINDICATIONS

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SECTION

V

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

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SUGGESTED MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

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SERVICE TO BE PERFORMED BY A TECHNICIAN

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MAINTENANCE PERFORMED BY USER

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RETURNING A UNIT FOR REPAIR

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PACKAGING AND SHIPPING

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CARE AND CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

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ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

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SECTION

VI

ASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE

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WALL INSTALLATION

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PLATFORM INSTALLATION

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TABLE INSTALLATION

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HOW TO REPLACE THE TRACTION CABLE

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HOW TO REPLACE FUSES

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DEFINITION OF SYMBOLS AND LABELING

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ELECTROMAGNETIC EMISSIONS AND IMMUNITY

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LIMITED WARRANTY

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Summary of Contents for 900+

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Page 2: ...imes DANGER Explosion Hazard Do not use in the presence of flammable gas or anesthetics Do not use the Traction System near X ray or Diathermy devices These devices may emit high frequency noise that could affect the operation of the Dynatron 900 Traction device INDICATIONS FOR USE Dynatron 900 Traction System The Dynatron 900 Traction system is intended for medical purposes for use in conjunction...

Page 3: ... SPINAL DECOMPRESSION 13 CONTRAINDICATIONS 13 PRECAUTIONS WARNINGS 13 SECTION V TECHNICAL INFORMATION 14 SUGGESTED MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 14 SERVICE TO BE PERFORMED BY A TECHNICIAN 14 MAINTENANCE PERFORMED BY USER 14 CAUTION 14 WARNING 14 RETURNING A UNIT FOR REPAIR 15 PACKAGING AND SHIPPING 15 CARE AND CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS 15 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 15 SECTION VI ASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE 16 DYNAT...

Page 4: ...Dynatron 900 iv ...

Page 5: ...ructions for the Dynatron 900 Microprocessor controlled Traction system A copy of this manual should be left with the device at all times BEFORE YOU TREAT A PATIENT Before administering a treatment to a patient with the Dynatron 900 familiarize yourself with all the operating instructions as well as the contraindications warnings and precautions for this device After reading the information provid...

Page 6: ...re covered by the warranty policy Warranty registration must include the device serial numbers Read the operating instructions in this manual carefully before proceeding with a treatment Connect the AC power cord which is equipped with a hospital grade UL listed plug to a properly grounded 110 120V 60 Hz AC 220V 60 Hz if applicable outlet The power cord must be firmly plugged into the Dynatron 900...

Page 7: ...0N 200 lbs approximately 91kg 890N Note 5 lbs 2 5kg 25N for all settings Traction Force Compensation Computerized Automatic Compensation Force Units Pounds Kilograms or Newtons Hold Rest Time 1 99 sec independently set Treatment Time 1 99 min 2 Traction Speed 9 35 sec 0 200 lbs variable speed motor stepless continuous and adjustable Continuous Traction Release Time 00 99 seconds by static traction...

Page 8: ... at any time The Remote Stop should be plugged into the device prior to turning on the device 7 SP KEY Located toward the left side of the control panel the SP Key toggles through four settings that control the volume of the audible signals Mute Low Mid Max 8 N KG LB KEY This key is located toward the right side of the control panel It allows the user to control the unit of measurement in which th...

Page 9: ...Dynatron 900 5 DYNATRON 900 NUMBERED FEATURES ...

Page 10: ... above the Rest Force knob Rest Time is selected by pressing the arrow selector keys under the Rest Display Window This display indicates the amount of time the rope tension will Rest following the release phase of the traction cycle Rest force time ranges from 1 99 seconds and may be adjusted in 1 second intervals When a static traction treatment is desired press the down the Rest Force Arrow Key...

Page 11: ...the device in a place where the cord could be tripped over or accidentally pulled out of its socket during a treatment 21 TRACTION PULLEY The Traction Pulley can be rotated to any desired position 22 TRACTION CORD The traction rope is connected to the spring loaded clip by a knot 23 SPRING LOADED TRACTION CLIP The traction Clip is used to attach the traction belts to the traction device When opera...

Page 12: ...d carefully position the patient CERVICAL THORACIC AND PELVIC HARNESSES The cervical thoracic and pelvic harnesses must be properly fitted according to manufacturers instructions Belts should be securely tightened without creating discomfort Harnesses secure the patient to the traction device while supporting the musculature thus allowing for the proper application of the distraction forces POSITI...

Page 13: ...me is selected by pressing the up down arrow keys below the Rest Display This timer determines the amount of time the Rest tension will hold after reaching the preset Rest Force Rest Force Time ranges from 0 99 seconds and may be adjusted in 1 second intervals When a static traction treatment is desired set the Hold Time at The Rest Force setting is ignored 6 Set Hold Force 4 200 lbs 2 91 kg or 20...

Page 14: ...LED above the Rest key will flash the Treatment Time Display Window will flash 00 and the tension on the rope will ramp down to 4 lbs Press the Reset Key to conclude the treatment and release all tension from the rope The 900 is now ready for program changes or to setup a new treatment ...

Page 15: ... hand it to the patient 3 Turn on the Dynatron 900 device 4 Set Treatment Time 1 99 min 5 Set Hold Force Timer 1 99 sec 6 Set Rest Force Timer 1 99 sec 7 Set Hold Force 4 200 lbs or 2 91 kg 8 Set Rest Force 0 197 lbs or 0 90 kg Must be set lower than Hold Force value 9 Adjust Speed Fast Intermittent Cycle Slower Intermittent Cycle with Longer Ramp Time 10 Press START HARMONIC INSTRUCTIONS 1 Prepar...

Page 16: ... be set lower than Hold Force value 14 Adjust Speed Slow minimum setting 15 Press START NOTE AS A SAFETY PRECAUTION IT IS NECESSARY TO RESET BOTH THE HOLD AND REST FORCES WHENEVER THE POWER SWITCH IS ARE TURNED ON FAILURE TO DO SO WILL RENDER THE DEVICE INOPERABLE SPECIAL USAGE PROCEDURES ADJUST HOLD REST FORCES AFTER ATREATMENT IS IN PROGRESS 1 Once the initial Hold Force is reached during a trea...

Page 17: ...joint and or soft tissue injury Any condition that grows worse after treatment The presence of vascular compromise PRECAUTIONS WARNINGS Ligamentous Strains and Joint Hypermobility Patient s with Traction Anxiety causing muscles to become over tense and or cardiac respiratory insufficiencies Discontinue treatment immediately if there is an increase in symptoms or pain or if paresthesia prickling or...

Page 18: ... to the unit and may endanger the life of the patient The unit may only be opened and serviced by authorized personnel Unplug the unit before opening Dynatronics recommends that the Dynatron 900 be calibrated annually to ensure the unit is working at peak performance When disposing of a Dynatron 900 unit comply with the laws and procedures required in your area according to directives in ISO 14000...

Page 19: ...or device CARE AND CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS Clean the outer surface of the Dynatron 900 device with a slightly damp or lightly moistened cloth Mild household cleaners work well on the frame Do not spray the solution directly on the unit First moisten the cloth and then wipe the unit off Solvents caustic solutions or harsh or abrasive cleaners must never be used Avoid stretching electrical cords to fu...

Page 20: ...ced or removed from the device turn the pulley head to the left until the breach points are aligned and the pulley easily slips from the enclosure Do not force REMOVING THE CHASSIS 1 Remove the two screws from the back panel of the chassis A 2 Remove the bottom plate and side panels will fall free ...

Page 21: ...e device with hand screws E DYNATRON 900 PLATFORM INSTALLATION 1 Align hole A on the machine with pin F on the installation plate 2 Turn the machine to the desired orientation 3 Tighten the 4 hand screws E DYNATRON 900 TABLE INSTALLATION 1 Tighten stud to two screw holes G 2 Attach universal mounting bracket to stud 3 Tighten the knobs Orientation Options ...

Page 22: ...HINED HOLE SIZES A Alignment hole 3 8 dia B Alignment set pin holes dia C Screw holes for table mount wall mount 5 16 18UNC D Knob for wall bracket 5 16 18UNC E Screw holes for stand mount or mounting bracket 5 16 18UNC Device Front ...

Page 23: ...ble through the hole of pulley B go around the main shaft and under cable pull cable tight to secure the end of cable against the main shaft Fig 1 4 Pass side P2 of cable to pulley C Fig 2 5 Then pass pulley D Fig 3 6 Go around head pulley Fig 4 7 Tie the hook with cable as shown in Fig 5 7 8 En circle the cable on pulley B 9 Turn pulley B until the keyway faces you Fig 8 10 Turning the rotary spr...

Page 24: ...sert the new fuse STEP 4 Insert the fuse case into the fuse holder STEP 5 Turning clockwise use a screwdriver to reattach the fuse cover FUSE 250V 0 8A 220 240V STEP 1 Turning counter clockwise use a screwdriver to remove the fuse case cover STEP 2 Remove the fuse and fuse case Remove the used fuse from the fuse case Insert the new fuse STEP 3 Insert the fuse case into the fuse holder Turning cloc...

Page 25: ...of the following symbols are included in the labeling for this device Definitions accompany each symbol Please read the Operations Manual Carefully before using this device Electrical Safety Class 1 Type BF Manufacturer s ID Label 120V Manufacturer s ID Label 220V ...

Page 26: ...ely to cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment RF emissions CISPR 11 EN55011 Class A The Dynatron 900 and accessories is suitable for use in all establishments other than domestic and those directly connected to the public low voltage power supply network that supplies buildings used for domestic purposes Harmonic emissions IEC 61000 3 2 Class A Voltage fluctuations flicker emissions...

Page 27: ...al or hospital environment Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV differential mode 2 kV common mode Compliant Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage dips short interruptions and voltage variations on power supply input lines IEC 61000 4 11 5 Ut 95 dip in Ut for 0 5 cycle 40 Ut 60 dip in Ut for 5 cycles 70 Ut 30 dip in Ut for 25 cycles 5 Ut 95 dip in Ut for 5 ...

Page 28: ...ot apply to all situations Electromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption and reflection from structures objects and people a Field strengths from fixed transmitters such as base stations for radio cellular cordless telephones and land mobile radios amateur radio AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy To assess the electromagnetic environm...

Page 29: ...rference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment transmitters and the Dynatron 900 and accessories as recommended below according to the maximum power of the communications equipment Separation distance meters according to frequency of transmitter Rated maximum output power of transmitter W 150 kHz to 80 MHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz 0 0...

Page 30: ... of the problem with the product Write the return authorization number obtained from Dynatronics on the shipping label SHIPPING COSTS Within the first 30 days of the warranty period Dynatronics will pay all necessary shipping costs associated with obtaining service under this warranty After the first 30 days of the warranty period the owner is responsible for all costs associated with shipping the...

Page 31: ...Dynatron 900 27 ...

Page 32: ...n contained in the operator s manual for this device o I have received in service training from my dealer and or Dynatronics for this device IMPORTANT If there is anything about the operation or use of your Dynatron device that you do not understand contact your dealer or Dynatronics for instruction As a trained medical practitioner you are solely responsible for determining appropriate applicatio...

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