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User’s Guide
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Page 2: ...ns on receiving your MusicGlove Device We are excited to partner with you on your road to recovery For questions or concerns please call or contact us at 949 667 0140 musicglove com support flintrehab...
Page 3: ...nes 4 2 2 Safety and Handling 5 3 Getting to Know Your MusicGlove 8 3 1 Purpose of the Device 8 3 2 Package Contents 9 4 How to Use the MusicGlove 10 4 1 Donning the MusicGlove 10 4 2 Using the MusicG...
Page 4: ...ow for definitions of the signal words CAUTION Caution indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in property damage or minor injury or both IMPORTANT Indicates a haza...
Page 5: ...als and workmanship for a period of one 1 year from the date of purchase from Flint or a dealer with a copy of the seller s invoice required for coverage under this warranty If within such warranty pe...
Page 6: ...The foregoing express warranty is exclusive and in lieu of any other warranties whatsoever whether express or implied including the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular p...
Page 7: ...ngs cautions or instructions contact a healthcare professional dealer or technical personnel before attempting to user this equipment DO NOT use this product if it has been damaged Inspect all parts b...
Page 8: ...ng Procedure CAUTION THE MUSICGLOVETM FINGER COTS MUST BE CLEANED AFTER EVERY USE To clean the MusicGlove Finger Cots 1 Turn the cots inside out by pressing the tips of the cots down through the openi...
Page 9: ...CAUTION DO NOT use the MusicGlove if you have a nickel allergy Electrical Safety The MusicGlove uses electrical signals to communicate information about grip posture to the accompanying software Prope...
Page 10: ...wires are exposed as a result of damage or defect If any exposed wires are detected during use unplug the MusicGlove from the computer or tablet immediately and contact Flint or your dealer for furthe...
Page 11: ...high number of repetitions of meaningful gripping movements through an engaging music based game Users must make specific grips in time with the song they are listening to The correct grip and timing...
Page 12: ...Contents Please verify that your package contains the following components 5 6 AC adapter 7 1 Left hand MusicGlove S M L 4 Headphones 3 MusicGlove cable 2 Right hand MusicGlove S M L Alcohol Pads PC W...
Page 13: ...Glove 4 1 Donning the MusicGlove Follow the instructions below to put on the MusicGlove 1 Slip the index loop over your index finger and pull down so it rests between your knuckles 2 Pull the index co...
Page 14: ...How to use the MusicGlove 11 3 Secure the strap around your wrist 4 Pull the thumb cot over the tip of your thumb User s Guide TM...
Page 15: ...l the remaining finger cots over the tips of the corresponding fingers To remove the MusicGlove simply remove all of the cots from your fingertips remove the wrist strap and pull the index loop off of...
Page 16: ...MusicGlove contains a music based software interface Before you start please use the following figure to familiarize yourself with your MusicGlove Workstation User s Guide TM Headphone Jack Power Plu...
Page 17: ...k optional 2 Plug the custom MusicGlove Cable into the MusicGlove Port on the back of your Workstation Plug the MusicGlove into the other end of the cable 4 You should now see the MusicGlove Main Menu...
Page 18: ...ount require a single master password to access The default password is flint This can be changed by pressing the icon in the bottom left hand corner Press and hold a username to delete that user The...
Page 19: ...ected user shown in the bottom left hand corner Press Play Game to go to the Game Options screen and begin exercising Press Analytics to view performance trends for the current user over time Press Lo...
Page 20: ...ber of active grips that will appear in the song Press Songs to select an individual song from the list or Session to play a timed session Touch any Session or Song on the list under the desired diffi...
Page 21: ...the circle on the bottom of the screen Touch the screen to pause the game The pause menu allows you to restart the song or end the song early Use the Volume Buttons on the bottom right side of the com...
Page 22: ...er a song has been played twice the grey bars will show how well you did on the previous try and you will be able to press Next Song to go to the next song in the playlist Press End Session to bring u...
Page 23: ...unt of time you have spent playing songs Notes Hit shows the total number of notes hit correctly Percent shows the percentage of notes hit correctly out of the total number of notes presented Touch an...
Page 24: ...turn off the Workstation screen at any time by tapping the Power button on the bottom right of the device Tapping the Power Button again will turn the screen back on Holding the Power Button down for...
Page 25: ...g a new type of therapy to create a program that works best for you Try starting out by playing the easiest songs with the first three grips only Then work your way up to the more difficult songs and...
Page 26: ...LLC in the event of any device malfunction complaint return request or compliment Mailing Address Flint Rehabilitation Devices LLC PO Box 5556 Irvine CA 92616 5556 Phone Contact Customer Service 949...
Page 27: ...uplication or modification in whole or in part is prohibited without prior written permission from Flint Rehabilitation Devices Trademarks are identified by All trademarks are owned by or licensed to...
