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REV.01 del 06.12.2017 

Table of contents 

TECHNICAL FEATURES .......................................................................................................................... 7 

Device ............................................................................................................................................... 7 

Technical features of the currents EMS and TENS: ...................................................................... 7 

EQUIPMENT ........................................................................................................................................... 9 

INTENDED USE ..................................................................................................................................... 10 

CONNECTIONS ................................................................................................................................... 11 

Battery: how to charge the batteries.......................................................................................... 11 

How to connect the cables ......................................................................................................... 11 

Electrode application ................................................................................................................... 12 

LABELLING AND SYMBOLS ................................................................................................................. 13 

Device ............................................................................................................................................. 14 

PANEL AND KEYBOARD ..................................................................................................................... 16 

Display and interface .................................................................................................................... 17 

ALARMS ............................................................................................................................................... 18 

Compliance .................................................................................................................................... 18 

WARNINGS AND CONTRAINDICATIONS ......................................................................................... 18 

Mandatory behavior ..................................................................................................................... 18 

Warnings before use ...................................................................................................................... 18 

Warnings during the use ............................................................................................................... 19 

Side effects ..................................................................................................................................... 20 

Contraindications .......................................................................................................................... 20 

 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING ..................................................................................................... 20 

Device ................................................................................................................................................. 20 

Battery ............................................................................................................................................. 21 

Accessories ..................................................................................................................................... 22 

Disposal of the device ................................................................................................................... 22 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE ...................................................................................................................... 22 

Summary of Contents for Genesy 3000

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Page 3: ...s r l via Vittorio Veneto 52 31013 Codogn TV Italy Tel 39 0438 7933 Fax 39 0438 793363 E Mail info globuscorporation com www globuscorporation com This product has been manufactured according to the...

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Page 5: ...connect the cables 11 Electrode application 12 LABELLING AND SYMBOLS 13 Device 14 PANEL AND KEYBOARD 16 Display and interface 17 ALARMS 18 Compliance 18 WARNINGS AND CONTRAINDICATIONS 18 Mandatory be...

Page 6: ...menu 25 Favorites menu 26 Treatments menu 26 Programming menu 27 Advanced menu 28 ACTION PRINCIPLES 32 Muscular electrostimulation 32 Tens 35 Microcurrents 36 Ionophoresis 36 Denervated 37 Interferen...

Page 7: ...0 hPa to 1060 hPa Technical features of the currents EMS and TENS Channels available Channels 1 2 3 4 Constant current Yes Intensity 0 120 mA with 1000 Ohm load Wave form Rectangular biphasic symmetri...

Page 8: ...Channels 1 3 Max intensity 60 mA Main frequency 1250 2500 Hz Modulating wave 6 12 25 50 100Hz Denervated muscles Channels available Channels 1 3 Max Intensity 60 mA Pulses Triangular 1000 ms Rectangul...

Page 9: ...ectrode 50 x 50 mm Use these electrodes for small areas such as upper limbs calves cervical C A bag containing 4 reusable self adhesive electrode 50 x 90 mm Use these electrodes for big areas such as...

Page 10: ...ce can be used continuously when connected to the mains The numbers of treatments depends on the battery charge The duration of the battery is 6 months we suggest replacing it after that period The Ge...

Page 11: ...tal hydrate batteries 12V 2mAh which have high performance without storage effect Recharge the batteries when the battery indicator on the display indicates To charge the batteries turn off the electr...

Page 12: ...olored cables NOTE for ionophoresis programs use only the channel 1 with gray cables Electrode application Take the electrodes from the original package all new electrodes have a seal on the package B...

Page 13: ...ent For more information on recycling this product contact the local competent department the household waste management company or the store in which the product was purchased It indicates that the p...

Page 14: ...field emitted by the device Type It indicates the device type Power It indicates the power supply unit model of the device Battery It indicates the battery pack inside the device It refers to the manu...

Page 15: ...are for personal use Do not remove the electrode by grabbing the connector Electrodes should not touch each other Do not apply the electrodes on the temples the neck and in a transthoracic way It indi...

Page 16: ...to the left To go back to the previous selection 3 While a program is running it returns to the previous phase P Button To move the selection upwards While a program is running it increments the inte...

Page 17: ...plitude Intensity button To increase decrease the stimulation intensity of the corresponding channel Display and interface On off indicator PAUSE indicator during the treatment General error indicator...

Page 18: ...power supply unit will be in a comfortable position and that it will be easy to be removed The manufacturer declines any responsibility due to a different use from what it is indicated in this manual...

Page 19: ...cording to the instructions in the paragraph how to charge the batteries Warnings during the use While using the electrostimulator some warnings should be followed Be sure that the cables and the elec...

Page 20: ...treatment and contact your physician Contraindications Do not use the device in the following cases Stimulation of the front part of the neck carotid sinus Pacemaker weavers Patients with tumor disea...

Page 21: ...sualize the charge of the battery the values and the conditions of the end of the charge It is recommended to access to this menu only after a complete charge of the batteries From the main menu choos...

Page 22: ...t in the fire but dispose of the product in the specialized centers and respecting the directives in force within your country When the product has to be disposed of the user can give it back to the r...

Page 23: ...ECTROTHERAPY Program selection Area selection With the P and P buttons of the keyboard move the cursor on the desired area Press OK to confirm Press the left Back button to return to the previous scre...

Page 24: ...ime will be automatically confirmed after 5 seconds or by pressing the FN button Move to the other parameters that you want to modify by pressing the LEFT RIGHT buttons and repeat the above mentioned...

Page 25: ...between two modes automatic or normal To activate the automatic function press OK while to activate the normal function press the increase intensity buttons The message AUTO appears on the display abo...

Page 26: ...executed from the Favorites menu NOTE In Mode 2 2 it is not possible to store favorite programs Treatments menu The Treatments menu Stim lock enables the user to lock the device in order to permit on...

Page 27: ...ons to select letters and confirm with OK To delete a letter move the cursor on Delete After inserting the program name select Continue Parameters setting STEP 1 Press P and P buttons to select the ty...

Page 28: ...the Program list menu a From the main menu select Advanced Mode 2 2 and confirm with OK Select the area and the name of the first program Now it is possible to select the name and the area of the seco...

Page 29: ...nction It permits to modify with the P and P buttons the duration of the backlight during the stand by phases Contrast function It permits to modify with the P and P buttons the contrast level in the...

Page 30: ...er occurs visually the value of the corresponding intensity can be stored using the OK button This value corresponds to the reobase that is the minimal value of intensity that fosters to obtain the ex...

Page 31: ...impule by modifying in this way the impulse shape from rectangular default to trapezoidal triangular Use the P and P buttons to modify the value of the slope and confirm with OK Continue by increasin...

Page 32: ...IPLES Muscular electrostimulation Electrostimulation is a technique that by means of electric pulses that act on the muscle s motor points motoneuron causes muscular contraction responses similar to v...

Page 33: ...of type I fibers like the soleus and muscles which are made up of only type II fibers like the orbicular muscle but the majority of the human body muscles are composed of a combination of the two typ...

Page 34: ...intensity The muscle is contracted substantially The muscular contraction will cause the extension or bending of the limb if this is not blocked This is the third level on the graphic representation...

Page 35: ...c Different sedative effects in relation with the frequency Gate theory If the electric signals that lead to the brain information about pain are stopped also the pain perception is eliminated If for...

Page 36: ...ile the second one promotes the protein and APT synthesis accelerating the tissue reparative processes Usually the treatment duration is included between 15 and 30 minutes as for the first phase and b...

Page 37: ...n of denervated fibers and the null medium value of the impulses alternated polarity avoids whichever phenomenon of ionization of the dermis The rectangular impulses are mainly use on totally denervat...

Page 38: ...hanism to the peripheral block of the transmission of the pain to the removal of the substances that cause pain of the affected region as it happens for TENS current By varying the frequency of employ...

Page 39: ...mpetition recovery Decontracting Hypertrophy TOTAL 53 Some programs may have more levels CE0476 does not refer to non medical treatments Fitness Physical Shape Program List Firming Bio Pulse firming S...

Page 40: ...e pain Epicondylitis Scapulohumeral periarthritis Muscle restoration Contusion Articular pain Edema Skin ulcer Sciatica Lumbago Brachial neuralgia Stiff neck Whiplash Cervical spondylosis Shoulder spr...

Page 41: ...s of channels 1 and 3 If the cables are not connected or are of the wrong type it will not be possible to start the program Check the connections and the cables The Microcurrents programs have prefixe...

Page 42: ...sence of clinical programs this product is a medical device Therefore it is certified by the KIWA CERMET ITALIA S P A Body n 0476 according to 93 42 CEE directive for medical devices The certification...

Page 43: ...ophoresis programs cannot be run in the 2 2 mode with multiple treatments The IONOPHORESIS programs are stored in the Last 10 Executed menu but cannot be run in AUTO STIM mode Because of the presence...

Page 44: ...sis Ankle osteoarthritis Muscle tendon injury pain Knee osteoarthritis Chronic lumbago Trapezius pain Fracture pain Acute pain post inguinal hernia Whiplash Osteoarthritis Rotator cuff tendinitis Burs...

Page 45: ...476 according to 93 42 CEE directive for medical devices The certification covers clinical applications In addition to the rehab protocol in the Rehabilitation program list you will find also the foll...

Page 46: ...r and given by the physician Maintenance For cleaning sterilization and disinfection refer to the manufacturer s instructions Suggestions In case of deterioration of the probe electrode replace it imm...

Page 47: ...EMS 4s 12s 10 NEMS 4s 20s 50 NEMS 8s 8s 80 NEMS 8s 12s 100 NEMS 8s 20s 120 TOTAL programs 192 Russian Electrotherapy program list includes 44 parameters combinations KOTZ 2500 HZ Time Frequency 1 5s 5...

Page 48: ...n during the stimulation The body position during the elctrostimulation session depends on the body part involved and on the program type that is being carried out During the treatment execution with...

Page 49: ...01 del 06 12 2017 ELECTRODE PLACEMENT Biceps brachii muscle Triceps brachii muscle Flexor carpi muscle Extensor carpi muscle Deltoid muscle Pectoral muscle Pectoral muscle Trapezius muscle Trapezius...

Page 50: ...EV 01 del 06 12 2017 ELECTRODE PLACEMENT Latissimus dorsi muscle Latissimus dorsi muscle Infraspinatus muscle Lumbar muscles Lumbar Dorsal muscles Abdominals Abdominals Abdominals Rectus abdominis mus...

Page 51: ...51 REV 01 del 06 12 2017 ELECTRODE PLACEMENT Gluteus Gluteus Biceps femoris muscle Adductors Rectus femoris muscle Quadriceps Gastrocnemius muscle Gastrocnemius muscle Tibialis anterior muscle...

Page 52: ...52 REV 01 del 06 12 2017 ELECTRODE PLACEMENT FOR TENS TREATMENTS Shoulder pain Elbow pain Cervical pain Lumbar pain Lumbar pain Sciatica Knee pain Knee pain Knee pain...

Page 53: ...06 12 2017 ELECTRODE PLACEMENT FOR MICROCURRENT TREATMENTS Shoulder pain Cervical pain Elbow pain Lumbar pain Sciatica Hip pain Muscle pain the electrodes should be placed on the painful area Knee pa...

Page 54: ...accessories to be repaired must be sent by and at the expenses of the customer in their original packages 2 The product s warranty is subject to the production of a fiscal document fiscal receipt rece...

Page 55: ...vastus lateralis of the quadriceps with one single channel They are not recommended for medical applications Does the power decrease using Y cables The power intensity for each channel does not vary H...

Page 56: ...eatment are necessary Results are obtained more quickly if treatments are combined with good physical activity and a correct life style How many sessions can I weekly perform For physical training con...

Page 57: ...per il suo funzionamento interno Perci le sue emissioni RF sono molto basse e verosimilmente non causano nessuna interferenza negli apparecchi elettronici vicini GL3K uses RF energy only for its inte...

Page 58: ...pavimenti sono ricoperti di materiale sintetico l umidit relativa dovrebbe essere almeno 30 Floors should be wood concrete or ceramic tile If floors are covered with synthetic material the relative h...

Page 59: ...one di rete si raccomanda di alimentare il GL3K con un gruppo di continuit UPS o con batterie Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment If the user of the GL3K...

Page 60: ...sure that it is used in such an environment Prova di immunit Immunity Test Livello di prova IEC 60601 IEC 60601 test level Livello di conformit Compliance level Ambiente elettromagnetico Guida Electro...

Page 61: ...otenza massima nominale d uscita del trasmettitore in Watt W secondo il costruttore del trasmettitore e d la distanza di separazione raccomandata in metri m Where P is the maximum output power rating...

Page 62: ...di campo per trasmettitori fissi come le stazioni base per radiotelefoni cellulari e cordless e radiomobili terrestri apparecchi di radioamatori trasmettitori radio in AM e FM e trasmettitori TV non...

Page 63: ...gnetico in cui sono sotto controllo i disturbi irradiati RF Il cliente o l operatore del GL3K possono contribuire a prevenire interferenze elettromagnetiche assicurando una distanza minima fra gli app...

Page 64: ...ned using the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts W according to the transmitter manufacturer Nota_e 1 A 80 M...

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