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Positioning the patient’s limb on the instrument
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Measure the distance of the supine patient’s shoulder from the ground using a rule.
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Adjust the height of the instrument according to the measurement taken. Loosen knob (19), lift spring
pivot (20) and slide bush (21) until its upper part matches the desired value on graduated scale (22),
then tighten knob (19).
NOTE: Before tightening knob (19) make sure that spring pivot (20) is inside one of the holes of
upright (23).
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By using the Start and Stop keys on the keyboard, move the mechanical arm to the lower limit of the
selected movement.
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Move the instrument close to the patient, position the patient’s limb on the instrument by resting it on
shaped plastic supports (25) and (26). The shoulder must match the centre of clamp (24), support
(25) must be positioned approximately at the middle of the arm and support (26), which supports the
forearm, must be in a comfortable position for the patient.
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Lock the machine to the ground using the wheel brakes.
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Press START to start movement.
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Warning! Do not forget to give the patient the keyboard and train him how to use it.
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