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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Foreword .......................................................................................................................................................... 3

Precautionary Instructions / Definition of Symbols ...................................................................................... 4

Indications, Contraindications & Adverse Effects: ....................................................................................... 5

General information ....................................................................................................................................... 5

Cautions ........................................................................................................................................................ 5

Indications of use. .......................................................................................................................................... 5

Contraindications ........................................................................................................................................... 5

Precautions .................................................................................................................................................... 5

Adverse Effects .............................................................................................................................................. 6

Storage/Usage/Transportation ....................................................................................................................... 7

Maintenance & Cleaning Method .................................................................................................................... 7

Radiofrequency interference with medical devices ...................................................................................... 7

Waveform descriptions: .................................................................................................................................. 8

Type 1 ............................................................................................................................................................ 9

Type 2 ............................................................................................................................................................ 9

Type 3 .......................................................................................................................................................... 10

Type 4 .......................................................................................................................................................... 10

Type 5 .......................................................................................................................................................... 10

Technical specifications ............................................................................................................................... 11

Package components and assembly instructions: ..................................................................................... 12

AC Adapter .................................................................................................................................................. 14

Voltage requirements ................................................................................................................................... 14

How to connect wires ................................................................................................................................... 15
Description of LCD display ........................................................................................................................... 21
Keyboard functions ...................................................................................................................................... 22
Intensity Level Controls ................................................................................................................................ 23

Operating instructions: ................................................................................................................................. 27

Turning unit ON ........................................................................................................................................... 27

Turning unit OFF .......................................................................................................................................... 27

Screen appearance ...................................................................................................................................... 27

Auto Codes .................................................................................................................................................. 28

Single Code description ............................................................................................................................... 29

Make your own Auto Code using single codes ............................................................................................. 31

Make your own Auto Code using frequencies .............................................................................................. 34

Mistakes & Errors......................................................................................................................................... 37

Functions description: .................................................................................................................................. 38

Dual mode (On/Off) ...................................................................................................................................... 38

Dual mode operation .................................................................................................................................... 39

FLUX mode (On/Off) .................................................................................................................................... 42

Multi AUTO sequence (STANDARD READY MODE) .................................................................................. 44

Multi AUTO sequence (DUAL READY MODE) ............................................................................................ 47

Backup and Restore .................................................................................................................................... 51

Turning LED On/Off ..................................................................................................................................... 54

Sound On/Off ............................................................................................................................................... 55

Microcurrent On/Off ..................................................................................................................................... 55

Single Code description (continued) ............................................................................................................ 59

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Summary of Contents for WellnessPro +

Page 1: ...User Manual Caution Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a practitioner licensed by the law of the State in which he she practices to use or order the use of the device ...

Page 2: ...e with medical devices 7 Waveform descriptions 8 Type 1 9 Type 2 9 Type 3 10 Type 4 10 Type 5 10 Technical specifications 11 Package components and assembly instructions 12 AC Adapter 14 Voltage requirements 14 How to connect wires 15 Description of LCD display 21 Keyboard functions 22 Intensity Level Controls 23 Operating instructions 27 Turning unit ON 27 Turning unit OFF 27 Screen appearance 27...

Page 3: ... any obligation on the part of Electromedical Technologies Inc Read understand and follow the information contained in this manual Stay current with the latest clinical developments in the field of electrotherapy and observe all applicable precautionary measures for treatment Keep informed on appropriate indications and contraindications for the use of electrotherapy For the existing users of the ...

Page 4: ...minimize this interference by not using other equipment in conjunction with it The precautionary instructions found in this section and throughout this manual are indicated by specific symbols Understand these symbols and their definitions before operating this equipment The definitions of these symbols are as follows Caution Indicates the need for the user to consult the instructions for use for ...

Page 5: ...us nerves anterior neck particularly in patients with a known sensitivity to the carotid sinus reflex or transcereberally through the head Stimulation should not be applied over the neck or mouth Severe spasm of the laryngeal and pharyngeal muscles may occur and the contractions may be strong enough to close the airway or cause difficulty in breathing Do not apply stimulation over head or in proxi...

Page 6: ...ly such as following an injury or fracture Use caution following recent surgical procedures when stimulation may disrupt the patient s healing process Use caution if stimulation is applied over the menstruating or pregnant uterus Use caution if stimulation is applied over areas of skin that lack normal sensation Keep this device out of the reach of children Use this device only with the leads elec...

Page 7: ...nce from various emitters of radiofrequency energy This condition is called radiofrequency interference RFI The consequences of these failures range from inconvenience to serious injuries and death Reasons for this problem are twofold 1 increasing numbers of electronically controlled medical devices with inadequate electronic protection against RFI and 2 a significant increase in the number of RF ...

Page 8: ... produces a continuous train of impulses The stimulation parameters are not automatically interrupted nor varied in any way The continuous mode is quite versatile because it may be applied with a variety of rate settings Variation of continuous mode looks like this 3 3 5 sec 3 3 5 sec 0 5 1 sec 0 5 1 sec This variation shows the same continuous mode with a continuous train of impulses 3 3 5 sec wi...

Page 9: ...ected intensity level Max voltage AC 35 V 12 V Peak into 1000 Ohm Load Max current 12 mA Sampling depends on selected frequency up to 10000 Hz The hertz symbol Hz is the SI unit of frequency Frequency is the measurement of the number of times that a repeated event occurs per unit time One hertz simply means one per second 1 s 100 Hz means one hundred per second and so on International System of Un...

Page 10: ...1 second in between Amplitude and sampling depends on selected intensity level and selected frequency Max voltage AC 35 V 12 V Peak into 1000 Ohm Load Max current 12 mA Max frequency 10000 Hz Type 4 4 sec 4 sec Wave type 4 is a ramp up ramp down also known as Amplitude Modulated which is a symmetrical biphasic pulse with duration of 4 seconds Amplitude and sampling depends on selected intensity le...

Page 11: ...n of 3 3 5 seconds and pause of 0 5 1 second in between Burst wave type Waveform 4 Sweep mode Amplitude modulated ramp up ramp down symmetrical biphasic pulse with duration of 4 seconds Waveform 5 Duplex mode Combination of wave types 2 and 3 Continuous symmetrical biphasic pulse with segment durations of 3 seconds and pause of 1 second Voltage max voltage AC 35 V 12 V Peak into 1000 Ohm Load Max ...

Page 12: ...s Unit 7 5 Volt universal power adapter Two 2 input cables Eight 8 lead wires Two 2 rectangular carbon rubber electrodes Two 2 round carbon rubber electrodes Four 4 self adhesive electrodes 2 x 2 Pro Pulse HD Four 4 self adhesive electrodes 2 x 4 Pro Pulse HD Four 4 snap on wire adapters One 1 large WellnessWrapTM Two 2 small WellnessWrapsTM Salt free hypoallergenic conductivity gel Instruction ma...

Page 13: ...ut express written consent from Electromedical Technologies Inc is strictly prohibited This publication was written illustrated and prepared for print by Electromedical Technologies Inc 13 Figures 2 and 3 Back and side view of the unit Output channel A Power adapter plug Custom programs Backup and restore STIM card Output channel B ...

Page 14: ... for print by Electromedical Technologies Inc 14 AC Adapter Plug the WellnessPro AC adapter into the back of the unit Then into a wall outlet Figure 4 AC Power adapter Voltage requirements The AC adapter included with your WellnessPro unit is a universal adapter and can be used in any country all over the world NOTE The WellnessPro unit MUST ONLY be powered with the medical adapter that has the We...

Page 15: ...system is renowned worldwide for its easy and quick connect and disconnect features It provides absolute security against vibration shock or pulling of the cable and facilitates operation in a very limited space offering unique advantages for all applications Speed Engage connectors simply and quickly by pushing plugs axially into mating receptacles Pull on outer shell to remove plug easily Space ...

Page 16: ...n with the indentation on the receptacle WARNING Do not attempt to disconnect the plug by pulling on the cable or twisting the connector in any way Doing so will damage or break the contacts and void the warranty Engaging QUICK LOK allows the connector to be mated by simply pushing the plug straight into the receptacle Latched Once firmly latched connection cannot be broken by pulling on the cable...

Page 17: ...int by Electromedical Technologies Inc 17 Connecting the Input Cable with the WellnessPro Connect the steel end of the input cable image below into the yellow socket of either Channel A or Channel B of the unit Yellow sockets are located on both sides of the unit and are closer to the front of the unit Make sure the red dot is aligned on the connector and receptacle see page 16 for quick reference...

Page 18: ... color coded connections shown If only two wires are being used they will have to be connected to the left or right two holes see images above The ends of the wires are color coordinated as well as the holes on the plastic mold The shielded end of the lead wires are going into the plastic mold The exposed end of the cable is meant for the accessories Figure 11 Four wires connected to the input cab...

Page 19: ... and prepared for print by Electromedical Technologies Inc 19 Connecting the Lead Wires with Accessories Plug the exposed end of the cable into the hole of the electrode left or into the Snap on wire adapter if you are using the self adhesive electrodes right Our electrodes are made with highly durable yet soft silicone material Their conductive rubber pads feel comfortable on the skin while the l...

Page 20: ...Sensitization Acute Cutaneous Irritation Electrical Dispersion Test Below These pictures exhibit the electrical current dispersion of the WellnessPro Electrodes compared to a competitor s Notice the full uniform color of the WellnessPro electrodes compared to the Hot Spot that is created from the competitor s electrode The competitor s electrodes are not dispersing electrical current evenly which ...

Page 21: ...he amount of minutes necessary to complete a specific frequency TOTAL TIME This field displays and counts down the total amount of time for all programmed frequencies within an auto code WAVE TYPE This field displays the wave type currently in use LEAD INTENSITY LEVEL This field displays the intensity level of lead wires plugged into side A and Side B Side A Lead intensity level is measured in uni...

Page 22: ...TE skips through a series of codes frequencies to the code frequency you want to begin with SELECT may be used to create your own customized auto codes CODE may be used to store your own customized auto code s in memory slots 1 100 START button will run your auto codes or single code AUTO automatically selects every frequency pattern normally used in your pre programmed auto codes Hz button is use...

Page 23: ...ise will decrease the intensity level on electrodes plugged into socket A Rotating right intensity level knob clockwise will increase the intensity level on electrodes plugged into socket B Rotating right intensity level knob counterclockwise will decrease the intensity level on electrodes plugged into socket B NOTE After a code stops running and the time reaches 0 00 you will hear a short audio m...

Page 24: ...ent waveforms and any of these may be used for symptomatic relief and management of chronic intractable post traumatic and post surgical acute pain Special applications When you want to target specific joint or muscle conditions such as a muscle injury place each electrode on each side of the affected area knee elbow and other curved areas For the best electrode placement talk to your practitioner...

Page 25: ...s written consent from Electromedical Technologies Inc is strictly prohibited This publication was written illustrated and prepared for print by Electromedical Technologies Inc 25 Electrode placement chart NOTE This is an example of electrode placement Please discuss electrode placement with your practitioner to determine the best placement ...

Page 26: ...tten consent from Electromedical Technologies Inc is strictly prohibited This publication was written illustrated and prepared for print by Electromedical Technologies Inc 26 Electrode placement chart continued NOTE This is an example of electrode placement Please discuss electrode placement with your practitioner to determine the best placement ...

Page 27: ... matter of convenience and personal preference NOTE To complete any of the following examples your unit must be plugged in turned on and must be in READY mode NOTE For the complete list and single code description please see pages 59 60 Turning unit ON Press and hold button for 2 3 seconds Turning unit OFF Press and hold button for 2 3 seconds Note To turn off the WellnessPro unit has to be in REA...

Page 28: ...ng Auto codes using frequencies you can store up to 24 different frequencies per memory slot When programming Auto codes using single codes you can store up to 48 different codes per memory slot Code numbers are 1 through 250 Auto Codes are numbered 1 through 1000 To start any Auto code press Auto Auto code number start If you try to use an Auto Code that is not in the memory you will receive a no...

Page 29: ...xpand above screen to Pressing Start button will initiate Auto code 102 and screen will appear as follows Single Code description Single codes are 250 most commonly used frequencies preprogrammed in the memory for convenience and ease of use List of the frequencies stored in the single codes are available on pages 59 and 60 Example 1 Run code 28 for three minutes Three minutes is the default time ...

Page 30: ...tromedical Technologies Inc is strictly prohibited This publication was written illustrated and prepared for print by Electromedical Technologies Inc 30 NOTE As soon as you press Select button screen will appear as follows Entering 28 from our example will expand above screen to Pressing Start button will initiate single code 28 and the screen will appear as follows ...

Page 31: ...n was written illustrated and prepared for print by Electromedical Technologies Inc 31 Make your own Auto Code using single codes Example Make your own Auto code 3 using codes 1 9 and 21 The following example will show you how to store codes 1 9 and 21 into memory slot 3 Assuming your unit is plugged in turned on and in READY mode Step 1 Press button Screen will appear as follows Step 2 Press numb...

Page 32: ...express written consent from Electromedical Technologies Inc is strictly prohibited This publication was written illustrated and prepared for print by Electromedical Technologies Inc 32 Step 3 Press button Screen will appear as follows Step 4 Press number 1 first code from our example Step 5 Press button Screen will appear as follows ...

Page 33: ... second code from our example Screen will appear as follows Step 7 Press button Step 8 Press number 21 last code from our example Step 9 Finish programming For this step you have 2 options Option 1 Pressing CODE will complete your programming procedure You will see the message Completed followed by Ready message Option 2 Pressing START instead of the CODE button will complete your programming proc...

Page 34: ...en illustrated and prepared for print by Electromedical Technologies Inc 34 Make your own Auto Code using frequencies Example Make your own Auto code 5 using frequencies 15 220 and 750 25 Hz This example will show you how to store frequencies 15 220 and 750 25 Hz into memory slot 5 Make sure your unit is plugged in turned on and in READY mode Step 1 Press button Screen will appear as follows Step ...

Page 35: ...cal Technologies Inc is strictly prohibited This publication was written illustrated and prepared for print by Electromedical Technologies Inc 35 Step 3 Press button Screen will appear as follows Step 4 Press numbers 1500 Frequency of 15 00 Hz from our example Last two digits are decimal points Screen will appear as follows Step 5 Press button Screen will appear as follows ...

Page 36: ...r desired wave type by pressing numbers 1 through 5 Wave type descriptions located on page 9 NOTE Repeat steps 3 through 8 in order to store the second frequency from our example Step 9 Press button Step 10 Press numbers 22000 Frequency of 220 00 Hz no decimal point entered Step 11 Press button Step 12 Enter desired running time for this frequency by pressing numbers 1 through 60 Step 13 Press but...

Page 37: ...y Ready message Option 2 Pressing START instead of the CODE button will complete your programming procedure and start your custom code NOTE To use your custom frequencies without storing the frequencies in the memory of the unit skip steps 1 and 2 described in this chapter Mistakes Errors If you use the incorrect order to enter your data the unit will sound squeak alerting you to the error When yo...

Page 38: ...d prepared for print by Electromedical Technologies Inc 38 Functions description Dual mode On Off When button is pressed Dual STIM on will appear at the bottom of the screen At that point the standard READY screen appearance will change from To dual Ready style To turn off the Dual STIM function press again Screen will return to the standard READY mode FLUX on Multi AUTO on WellnessPro PLUS Ready ...

Page 39: ...dical Technologies Inc 39 Dual mode operation To operate the unit in DUAL mode press the AUTO button Message on the screen will appear as follows Desired AUTO CODE is selected we chose 102 as an example by pressing 102 Press SELECT button second message is displayed Multi AUTO on FLUX on WellnessPro PLUS Enter AUTO Code Side B Dual STIM on Multi AUTO on FLUX on WellnessPro PLUS Enter AUTO Code Sid...

Page 40: ... color Since Side A and Side B can have a different time once one side is done with the selected program that side will show the message Program Completed on the screen The other side will continue to work until that program is completed as well Multi AUTO on FLUX on WellnessPro PLUS Enter AUTO Code Side B 352 Dual STIM on WellnessPro PLUS Dual STIM on Side A Code 102 Frequency 10 000 00 Hz Time 3...

Page 41: ...complete on the side A the vertical LED will start glowing orange Both of the stripes will remain this way until the CLEAR button is pressed This function is designed to help practitioners or users of the WellnessPro determine if the program is complete Once the CLEAR button is pressed the vertical LED stripes will change from orange to blue and the screen will change to the double READY mode Pres...

Page 42: ...function will work in standard and or dual mode To turn off the FLUX function press button again Message FLUX on will disappear from the screen FLUX function is the ability for frequencies inside of the auto code to fluctuate X amount of Hz if desired Default value for the FLUX function is 3 Hz To change default value press and HOLD button for 2 SECONDS WellnessPro will beep twice and the new mess...

Page 43: ...ted we chose 1 as an example Multi AUTO on WellnessPro PLUS Enter FLUX range 1 10 Hz 1 FLUX on Dual STIM on SELECT button is pressed and confirmation message is displayed 2 seconds after screen will change to the READY mode Standard or Dual depending on the state prior to pressing the FLUX button NOTE This feature could be accomplished with the old WellnessPro 2010 but it would require a lot of pr...

Page 44: ...o run up to 50 consecutive Auto codes of their choice Auto code used can be any code from memory slot 1 to 1000 When button is pressed Multi AUTO on will appear at the bottom right corner of screen This function will work in Standard or DUAL mode and can be combined with FLUX function Screen in standard mode would look like this To start entering multiple AUTO codes press the AUTO button screen wi...

Page 45: ...le press SELECT button unit will ask for the new AUTO Code Desired AUTO CODE is selected we chose 211 as an example SELECT button is pressed and new AUTO Code is selected etc This process can repeat UP TO 50 times to run up to 50 consecutive auto codes To complete entering the AUTO Codes and to start the sequence PRESS START button FLUX on Dual STIM on WellnessPro PLUS Enter Multiple AUTO Codes 10...

Page 46: ...ency 10 000 00 Hz Time 3 00 min Total time 60 00 min Wave type 1 Lead intensity level 20 After the first AUTO Code is complete the next one will start The program will continue until all of the selected AUTO codes are complete Once the sequence of Auto codes are finished a new message will appear The LED stripes will change color from blue to orange and the screen will appear as follows Both of th...

Page 47: ...in DUAL mode turn on DUAL and MULTI features by pressing appropriate buttons outlined on pages 39 and 44 Screen will appear as follows To start entering multiple AUTO codes press the AUTO button Screen will appear as follows Desired AUTO CODE is selected we chose 102 as an example Press SELECT button and the unit will ask for the new AUTO Code FLUX on WellnessPro PLUS Ready Ready Multi AUTO on Dua...

Page 48: ...ressed and new AUTO code is selected etc This process can repeat UP TO 50 times to run up to 50 consecutive auto codes on SIDE A To complete entering the AUTO Codes for SIDE A and to start entering AUTO Code sequence for SIDE B press the START button Screen will appear as follows Desired AUTO CODE is selected we chose 352 as an example FLUX on WellnessPro PLUS Enter Multiple AUTO Codes Side A Mult...

Page 49: ...new AUTO Code Desired AUTO CODE is selected we chose 444 as an example SELECT button is pressed and new AUTO code is selected etc This process can repeat UP TO 50 times to run up to 50 consecutive auto codes on SIDE B To complete entering the AUTO Codes for SIDE B and to start the program press START button FLUX on WellnessPro PLUS Enter Multiple AUTO Codes Side B 352 Multi AUTO on Dual STIM on FL...

Page 50: ...e next one will start The program will continue until all of the selected AUTO codes are complete In our example the program on Side A is finished while the program on Side B is still running The LED stripe on the side that is complete will start glowing orange while the LED stripe on the side that is still running will have a blue stripe performing FADE IN FADE OUT WellnessPro PLUS Multi AUTO on ...

Page 51: ...ual To use these functions from READY mode press button Screen color will change to white Screen will become WHITE and the following message will appear Pressing number 1 will automatically save all of the existing custom codes you may have located in the first 100 memory slots of the WellnessPro to a STIM card Once the backup has been successfully completed the following message will appear Backu...

Page 52: ...lectromedical Technologies Inc 52 Pressing number 3 will allow user to pick any 10 AUTO Codes that will be stored in a STIM card After pressing number 3 the screen will appear as follows WellnessPro PLUS Select up to 10 AUTO Codes Desired AUTO CODE is selected we chose 102 as an example WellnessPro PLUS Select up to 10 AUTO Codes 102 SELECT button is pressed and screen prompts continue WellnessPro...

Page 53: ...l appear WellnessPro PLUS POD transfer completed NOTE POD transfer feature is designed to transfer data to the upcoming device not available at the moment of producing this manual This option saves only 10 auto codes to a special area on the card and has nothing to do with backup restore function they will not override each other Pressing number 4 will allow user to run the custom programs from th...

Page 54: ...to the normal mode meaning the programs will be called from the internal memory instead of the card Note that option 4 on the screen is now showing text Internal Memory instead of STIM Card If option 4 is selected a new message Internal Memory Completed will appear on the screen Pressing the CLEAR button will return the unit to READY mode Turning LED On Off To turn off blue LED stripes on the side...

Page 55: ... treatments the existing feature in the WellnessPro 2010 was expanded where now it is possible to precisely control the current output of the device To turn the Microcurrent function press button when the unit is in the READY mode please refer to page 12 Current control buttons This will turn ON microcurrent control for both sides screen color will change to BLUE message on the screen will appear ...

Page 56: ...02 Frequency 10 000 00 Hz Time 3 00 min Total time 48 00 min Wave type 1 Lead intensity level 100 Microcurrent level 10 uA Side B Code 102 Frequency 10 000 00 Hz Time 3 00 min Total time 00 min Wave type 1 Lead intensity level 0 48 5 Microcurrent level 50 uA NOTE In Microcurrent mode the intensity level bar is placed in a different place on the screen than the intensity level bar in Standard mode ...

Page 57: ...dependently on side A and B while program is running press and HOLD button for 2 seconds Short beep will sound and the message Microcurrent level on the A side of the screen will be highlighted see example below WellnessPro PLUS Side B Code 102 Frequency 10 000 00 Hz Time 3 00 min Total time 00 min Wave type 1 Lead intensity level 0 48 Microcurrent level 10 uA Side A Code 102 Frequency 10 000 00 H...

Page 58: ...vity the black highlight bar will disappear Once you set your microcurrent level increase the lead intensity to the desired level As a safety precaution as soon as microcurrent level is changed Lead intensity level will drop to zero To turn off this feature from READY mode press the button Message on the screen will show Microcurrent control Off Press CLEAR to return to READY mode NOTE Turning On ...

Page 59: ...51 47 5 89 609 98 127 816 59 165 869 76 203 914 59 14 880 52 45 90 2005 128 818 15 166 871 01 204 915 69 15 832 53 40 91 2025 129 819 72 167 872 27 205 916 8 16 802 54 35 92 0 6 130 821 28 168 873 52 206 917 9 17 787 55 28 93 0 75 131 822 74 169 874 78 207 919 18 776 56 27 49 94 0 4 132 824 21 170 876 04 208 920 06 19 760 57 26 95 30 87 133 825 68 171 877 29 209 921 12 20 727 58 20 96 32 7 134 827...

Page 60: ...67 237 1491 8 241 1609 93 245 1728 06 249 119 99 230 1285 07 234 1403 2 238 1521 32 242 1639 47 246 1757 59 250 399 99 231 1314 6 235 1432 73 239 1550 86 243 1669 247 1787 13 232 1344 13 236 1462 27 240 1580 4 244 1698 75 248 1816 7 Quick notes for custom auto codes 1 26 51 76 2 27 52 77 3 28 53 78 4 29 54 79 5 30 55 80 6 31 56 81 7 32 57 82 8 33 58 83 9 34 59 84 10 35 60 85 11 36 61 86 12 37 62 8...

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