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8 Operating Instructions

8.1

Operator Controls

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[1]

On / off button.

When the unit is switched on the yellow LED at the front of the unit will light and a single beep will sound.
Output intensity starts at zero.
The unit starts at the last program and/or manual setting used.
When the unit is switched off the LED will go out and two beeps will sound.

[2]+[6] Setting button
Allows you to adjust the setting of each Parameter selected in Menu.
When you are satisfied with the setting, press the Menu key again to save it.

[3]

Adjustment buttons for the Amplitude in channel 1

Use this button to adjust the current amplitude in channel 1.

[4]

Adjustment buttons for the Amplitude in channel 2

Use this button to adjust the current amplitude in channel 2.

[5]

Menu / Pause button

The MENU function accesses only the Timer when preset programs have been selected.
When program “m” is selected, it allows you to set parameters manually. Parameters that can be selected
are:
Waveform, Frequency, Pulse Width, Constant or Burst, Timer

The PAUSE function interrupts a Program which is using the Timer.
It only operates when a program is running, with Intensity >0.
Hold down for 2 seconds to Pause.
Hold down again for 2 seconds to Resume.
When you resume the program the intensity resets to level 1 and the timer symbol flashes until the
intensity button is pressed

[7]

KEYBOARD LOCK( (

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Holding down the button with the key symbol for 2 secs locks all keys (including ON/OFF key) EXCEPT
INTENSITY DOWN.
If an attempt is made to alter settings while the keyboard is locked, the key symbol on the LCD flashes.

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PROGRAM SELECTOR (

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The unit has 9 pre-set programs A,B,C,D,E, F, G, H, and I
The program m is for manual adjustment and allows to set Frequency, Pulse width, Constant, Burst and
Time.
Details of the programs are shown below.
When the unit is switched on, it will show the last program used.

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CAUTION:

Connection of accessories other than the ones specified by the manufacturer can adversely affect the
safety of the patient and correct functioning of the equipment, and is therefore not permitted.

Summary of Contents for TensMed 911

Page 1: ...TensMed 911 User Manual...

Page 2: ...Copyright Enraf Nonius B V P O Box 12080 3004 GB Rotterdam The Netherlands Tel 31 0 10 20 30 600 Fax 31 0 10 20 30 699 info enraf nonius com www enraf nonius com Part number 1427 755 41 August 2005...

Page 3: ...1 TensMed 911 User Manual...

Page 4: ...c effects 7 7 4 Current density 7 7 5 Connection and disconnection reactions 7 8 Operating Instructions 8 8 1 Operator Controls 8 8 2 Intensity adjustment 9 8 3 Safety features 9 8 4 Additional featur...

Page 5: ...ct Liability law implies amongst other things that once a period of 10 years has elapsed after a product has been brought into circulation the manufacturer can no longer be held responsible for possib...

Page 6: ...with air oxygen or nitrous oxide This device should be kept out of the reach of children CAUTION Read understand and practice the precautionary and operating instructions Know the limitations and haza...

Page 7: ...ing pregnancy Stimulation should not be applied over swollen infected or inflamed areas of skin eruptions e g phlebitis thrombophlebitis varicose veins etc See also chapter 3 Precautionary Instruction...

Page 8: ...0mm 1 pack 10 sheets of 4 pc 3444057 EN Trodes self adhesive electrodes size 50x50mm 1 pack 10 sheets of 4 pc 3444058 EN Trodes self adhesive electrodes size 50x90mm 1 pack 10 sheets of 4 pc 3444146 E...

Page 9: ...sponges to keep the effects to a minimum Make sure that the sponges are kept well moistened and place the thick side of the sponge between the flexible rubber electrodes and the patient 7 4 Current de...

Page 10: ...ters that can be selected are Waveform Frequency Pulse Width Constant or Burst Timer The PAUSE function interrupts a Program which is using the Timer It only operates when a program is running with In...

Page 11: ...is a low battery detector in the unit The LCD screen will flash the symbol of a battery when the batteries need replacing 8 5 Usage monitor USAGE MONITOR For Professional Use A Usage Monitor is includ...

Page 12: ...E Pulsing Tapping Chronic pain nausea travel and morning sickness Avoid use on traumatised muscles F Pulsing Tapping Most types of acute and chronic pain G Varies Acute and chronic pain H Varies Acut...

Page 13: ...locking 8 8 User Maintenance 8 8 1 Cleaning of apparatus To clean the unit turn it off Clean the unit with a damp cloth Do not use abrasive cleaners A small amount of mild household detergent may be u...

Page 14: ...n 12 seconds Program M 1Hz to 150Hz Intensity modulation Program G intensity down to 70 and back over 10 seconds Pulse Width modulation Program H pulse width modulation from 250 s to 50 s and back in...

Page 15: ...lass according to IEC 60601 1 type BF Dimensions 144 x 80 x 27 5 mm h x w x d Weight 180 gram included batteries Environmental conditions for transport and storage Temperature 10 to 50 C Relative humi...

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