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HiDow Acu XP Micro, User Manual

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General information

Included in this package:

Acu XP Micro unit

1 set of LARGE single sided adhesive electrode pads 

(2 ½ inches - hand shape)

1 set of SMALL single sided adhesive electrode pads 

(1 ¾ inch - small oval shape)

2 Electrode Wires

USB Cable

AC Adapter

User Manual 

Pads-sticking Board

Structure:

1. Control unit

2. USB charger

3. AC adapter

4. Electrode wires

5. Electrode pads

6. Pads-sticking board

7. Indicator light

8. LCD screen

9. Power switch

10. Output

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Summary of Contents for Acu XP Micro

Page 1: ...Acu XP Micro Acu XP Micro User manual EN...

Page 2: ...lines 10 Maintenance and care 11 Storage conditions 11 Technical specifications 12 Indications of use 13 Unique benefits Contents 1 14 Regular application principles 15 Regular application methods 15...

Page 3: ...lest whether you re at home at work or on vacation You ll love how good it feels Please read the instructions carefully before usig this instrument The Acu XP Micro is a double channel battery operate...

Page 4: ...pe 1 set of SMALL single sided adhesive electrode pads 1 inch small oval shape 2 Electrode Wires USB Cable AC Adapter User Manual Pads sticking Board Structure 1 Control unit 2 USB charger 3 AC adapte...

Page 5: ...Mode selector Timer Pause Resume Mode indicator M T USB charger use to charge the AcuXP Micro battery AC adapter use with USB wire to charge battery Electrodes use to attach to your bare skin to perf...

Page 6: ...ow com Silver thread conductive gloves use to ease hand and wrist pain They provide drug free relief from acute hand and wrist ailments via a larger conductivity area for even more efficient results S...

Page 7: ...a standard wall outlet Via a computer USB port 1 2 The unit is finished charging when the green indicator lights are no longer lit Charging the AcuXP Micro battery 1 Connect the AC adapter to any stan...

Page 8: ...tputs Rechargeable internal lithium battery 20 intensity level settings Mode description We suggest that you initially experiment using each of the 8 modes The mode or combination of modes that gives...

Page 9: ...first use Connect the wire to the output port at the top of the unit Connect the pads to the wire by snapping them on Remove the protective film and place the pads on a muscle making sure that both pa...

Page 10: ...with your stimulator Do not use the electrodes on different people Each user must have their own set otherwise skin reaction or cross contamination may occur Always turn power off before removing or r...

Page 11: ...les joints etc Maintenance and care Make sure your skin is free from any dirt oil or lotions Before applying the pads put a few drops of tap water on your fingers and rub them on both pads This will h...

Page 12: ...e humidity 80 Atmospheric Pressure 80KPa to 105KPa Avoid storing in high temperature high humidity or direct sunlight 20 4 140 60 80 Technical specifications Dimensions 80mm x 43mm x 13 5mm Net weight...

Page 13: ...wered Muscle Stimulator EMS It is intended to stimulate healthy muscles including abdomen muscles to improve or facilitate muscle performance Choose modes 1 2 3 for a single type of sensation and comb...

Page 14: ...its functional application Be responsible With the HiDow muscle stimulators you can take control of your health and well being Help others everyoe suffers from muscle tension in some form Now you can...

Page 15: ...etter to reach the highest strength you can stand Application duration 2 3 times day 40 60 minutes time over 10 days for one course There are two ways to place the pads in twin and opposed modes Figur...

Page 16: ...verlapping If there are several separated pressure pain points apply them one by one 2 Recommended positions of pads for application on the neck shoulder and back See Fig 3 Figure 3 Mode 1 for 30 minu...

Page 17: ...30 minutes the Mode 3 for 30 minutes 2 3 times a day Pain in the muscles and tendons of the limbs it is often caused by sport injury overstrain or some other factors The common signs are muscular pai...

Page 18: ...17 Electrode placement variations Shoulders B C A D E Hip A Hands Forearm A B A Feet B Waist and leg A B C Knees B A...

Page 19: ...s are not adhering firmly to the skin Or the gel pads are too dry Apply a few drops of water to adhesive surface of each pad and make sure the pads are pressed firmly to the skin during application Un...

Page 20: ...t provide adequate relief Adhesive gel pads need to be replaced Battery is low Not using it long enough or frequently enough Not lying down Replace the set of adhesive gel pads Pads can be purchased f...

Page 21: ...e epilepsy 8 Have painful and or atrophied muscles 9 Have abdominal or inguinal hernia 10 Have limited range of motion in skeletal joints 11 Have blood circulatory problems The JQ 5C unit is intended...

Page 22: ...ed transcerebrally Apply electrode ONLY to normal intact clean skin Do not apply electrodes over open wounds or over swollen infected or inflamed areas or skin eruptions e g phlebitis thromphlebitis v...

Page 23: ...ontal laryngeal and temporal region of the neck Never use the Acu XP Micro unit while driving operating machinery or during activities in which involuntary muscle contractions may endanger the user or...

Page 24: ...tary muscle contractions may put the user at undue risk of injury You may experience skin irritation and burns beneath the stimulation electrodes applied to your skin You may experience headache and o...

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