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Technical specifications

Power supply
Supply voltage – microUSB

5 V DC

Supply voltage – Adaptér

10-28 V DC

Supply power - microUSB

2.5W

Supply power - Adaptér

24W

Compatible battery

A606164 2500mAh/3.6V
LP655165 2400mAh/3.7V
LP654365 2300mAh/3.7V

General
Device type

Portable enclosure with 
removable frame antenna

Dimensions without antenna

12 x 8 x 3 cm

Dimensions with antenna

25 x 8 x 20 cm

Weight

400g

Operation temperature

0 – 40 ºC

Maximal operation humidity

90% non-condensating

Length of any connected cable is not 
larger than 3m.
Input signals
Digital input (Cinch/Jack tip)

4 – 15V DC

Audio input (Jack ring)

150mV PP (4Hz - 20kHz)

Summary of Contents for RaMaLoop

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Page 3: ...g settings 12 3 Language User Interface Language selection 13 4 Info Listing of Diagnostic Data 13 5 Return return from the menu 13 Control description 15 Buttons functions 15 1 Button function when displaying indicators on LCD 15 2 Button function in menu 15 Basic controls 17 LightLoop settings 17 Frequency generator settings 18 1 How to run one program 18 2 How to run 5 programs 19 3 Generator s...

Page 4: ... car RaMaLoop may affect the function of peacemakers and others implanted devices consult with your doctor about its use Do not use the device in airplane Do not use RaMaLoop near gas station always turn it off near flamable material Use only original batteries provided by manufacturer There is a danger of the device being destroyed or even an explosion Do not through of the battery in a fire or e...

Page 5: ...e frequency method RaMaLoop creates a pulsed alternating magnetic field around its frame coil antenna in the order of several meters The frequency range of the RaMaLoop is from 1 Hz to 999 kHz Use of magnetic impulses The magnetic field penetrates in all directions even there where the impulse direct current does not reach for example in a non conductive environment This opens wide scope for futur...

Page 6: ...r 1pcs Cable 3 5mm Jack Jack black or silver 1pcs Cable USB A microUSB B black 1pcs Power adapter 5V 1A with USB connector 1pcs Optional accessories Power adapter 12V 2A with DC Jack 5 5 2 1mm connector Application coil Large frame antenna Cable USB A microUSB B with moving light ...

Page 7: ...aMaLoop has the potential to become a laboratory aid in science and research Currently RaMaLoop is most likely to appreciate existing owners of zapper and F Scan generators who have only been till now able to use their device in a contacting manner Our practical findings from the long term testing of the first series indicate that generating of alternate magnetic field has similar effect to that o...

Page 8: ...ice is automatically turned on and ready for use Description of connectors connection 1 Power supply input Adaptor 10 28V DC 24W max 2 Power supply input microUSB 5V DC 2 5W max 3 Frame antenna output 4 Signal input 0 1MHz recommended for Zapper 5 Signal input 0 1MHz recommended for F Scan Audio signal input 0 20kHz Figure 1 Connectors connection 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 9: ... discharge Discharging time is not displayed in case the device is powered from an external power source 3 Output power indication 4 Number of triggered generator 1 5 currently generated frequencies and remaining calculated duration 5 Remaining time to shut down only displayed when the automatic shutdown timer is active 6 Power charging indication from the power adapter 7 Power charging indication...

Page 10: ...ram number 1 or the time of tuning of the entire set frequency range 7 Launch generator Starts the program generator number 1 and then continues to other programs number 2 3 4 5 if they have set frequencies 8 Program 2 Selection of preset program number 2 8 1 Hz kHz List of preset frequencies in Hz 8 2 kHz Hz List of preset frequencies in kHz 9 Start Initial Frequency of Program nr 2 10 Start unit...

Page 11: ...quency range 21 Start generator Starts the program generator number 3 and then continues to other programs number 4 5 if they have set frequencies 22 Program 4 selection of preset program number 4 22 1 Hz kHz List of preset frequencies in Hz 22 2 kHz Hz List of preset frequencies in kHz 23 Start Initial Frequency of Program nr 4 24 Start unit The order of the set start frequency of program number ...

Page 12: ...t STOP Descending Frequencies are generated from the upper frequency value set for STOP to the lower frequency for START for all START and STOP frequencies 37 Repeat if YES is selected the programs are repeated over and over again 38 Sleep timer timer setting for automatic shutdown When setting 0h0min automatic shutdown is inactive 39 Application Coil activation of awakening for application coil D...

Page 13: ... flashes according to the output frequency over 50Hz is permanently lit 5 Back Save the settings and return to the previous menu 4 Back return to the previous menu 3 Language User Interface Language selection 1 English 2 Cestina 3 Deutch 4 Espanol 5 Polski 6 Back return to the previous menu 4 Info Listing of Diagnostic Data 1 SW version 2 Serial number 3 Charging cycles number 4 Battery condition ...

Page 14: ...rs on LCD UP increase output power DOWN decrease output power LEFT decrease LCD brightness RIGHT Increase LCD brightness OK displays the menu while pressing OK for 5 seconds the machine is switched off on LEFT RIGHT stop of the generating UP DOWN Pause of the generating DOWN OK when you press both buttons for 5 seconds the device will reset and restart used in case of nonstandard behavior or jammi...

Page 15: ... the selected item DOWN Move down decrease the value of the selected item LEFT returns returns to the previous menu main view of the indicators RIGHT no function OK confirms the current selection switches between changing the value of the item and selecting it ...

Page 16: ...he factory settings or if the device is behaving contrary to the instructions you can reset it by holding the OK Down arrow buttons until the RaMaLoop logo appears on the display LightLoop settings LighLoop has three basic settings Off RGB and Optional Color The Off setting switches off the lights The RGB setting starts the automatic color change The rate of change can be set using the Change Spee...

Page 17: ...y with the START and STOP values where START is the initial frequency and the STOP is the final frequency If the values are the same it is so called fixed frequency Each program also allows you to set the duration In addition the generator allows you to change the direction of startup of the set programs turn them on again and set the time for automatic shutdown of the device The preset programs a...

Page 18: ... direction descending or ascending 8 Set the repeat or shutdown timer to suit your needs 9 Start the generator by confirming Spust generator on the same screen as Program 1 3 Generator settings for use with application coil The application coil is a coil designed to apply a locally homogeneous magnetic field for stimulation This is not the standard antenna supplied with the device For more informa...

Page 19: ...1mm 12 28V and at least 1 5A to charge When the adapter is connected the device is identified and if it meets the requirements charging is started and the charging indicator appears on the display Once the charging is complete the indicator disappears and the device goes into power mode from the adapter Recharging the battery is triggered when the charge level falls below 90 For example when the b...

Page 20: ...Ah 3 7V LP654365 2300mAh 3 7V General Device type Portable enclosure with removable frame antenna Dimensions without antenna 12 x 8 x 3 cm Dimensions with antenna 25 x 8 x 20 cm Weight 400g Operation temperature 0 40 ºC Maximal operation humidity 90 non condensating Length of any connected cable is not larger than 3m Input signals Digital input Cinch Jack tip 4 15V DC Audio input Jack ring 150mV P...

Page 21: ...proper handling is important for its protection For more detailed information on how to handle the product contact your dealer or local authority 2 Disposing of the battery Retired batteries and accumulators do not belong to ordinary municipal waste They may contain substances harmful to the environment Place the battery at the appropriate collection point to ensure it is disposed of ecologically ...

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