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Sonicator 718 & 719 Palm-sized Ultrasound

To Ensure Correct and Safe Use

The following accessories for Sonicator 718 and Sonicator 719 are replaceable.
Call Mettler Electronics Corp. at 800-854-9305 to place an order.
7181

AC Adaptor (100–240 V)

7183

Power Cable for AC Adaptor

(110–120 V, only U.S.A & CANADA, Type B)

7188

Battery Case

7185

Battery Charger

7187

Power Cable for Battery Charger

(110–120 V, only U.S.A & CANADA, Type A)

7184

Rechargeable Battery

7191

Pouch

7189

Unit Stand

7180

Protective Cap for Sonicator 718 Probe

7190

Protective Cap for Sonicator 719 Probe

1844

Sonigel (12 X 9.5 oz. tubes)

1851

Sonigel (12 X 250 ml bottles)

1852

Sonigel (1 X 5 L)

1853

Sonigel (4 x 1852)

1863

Sonigel Lotion with Aloe Vera (1 G)

1864

Sonigel Lotion / Aloe Vera (4 X 1 G)

4. Maintenance and check items

Perform periodic inspections to ensure safety.
If you have any questions, contact the dealer or manufacturer or distributor.

Item

Description

Method

Appearance and

indications

Check the appearance for any signs of damage; whether

the display panel is distorted; and whether the indications

flicker. Make sure the ultrasound head is clean.

Check

visually.

Operation

Turn the POWER switch on and check that the device

operates normally and exhibits no problems.

Check by

operating.

Output

Place water on the ultrasound head and turn on the output.

Examine the water drops to assess the vibrations.

Check by

operating.

Ultrasound head

Check for cracks in the ultrasound head or problems with

the cable connection that may permit water or gel to enter

the device.

Check

visually.

Summary of Contents for Sonicator 718

Page 1: ...truction Manual Palm sized Ultrasound To ensure correct use please read this manual carefully before operating the unit After reading store the manual in a safe place for future reference Sonicator 718 719 ...

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Page 3: ...tions on Use 4 Storage and Period of service 6 Precautions on Handling 6 Maintenance and Checkup 7 Battery 9 Device Configuration 10 Main Unit and Standard Accessories 10 Optional Accessories 10 Specifications 11 Names of Component Parts 12 Preparations before Use 13 Operating Procedures 16 Storage 21 Configuration Setting 22 Error Screen 24 EMC 25 ...

Page 4: ...rials including the carton and call the shipping agent who delivered the unit They are responsible for all damage in transit therefore all claims should be filed directly with them The factory will not be responsible for any damage in shipment nor allow any adjustments unless proper formal claim has been filed by the receiver against the carrier The carton in which your new Sonicator 718 719 was r...

Page 5: ... especially when using continuous thermal ultrasound 13 Bone growth centers active epiphysis in children until bone growth is complete 14 Patients with cognition or communication impairments not being able to give accurate and timely feedback during treatment 15 Over open wounds 16 Over implants that contain plastic or cement 17 Patients with serious infection such as tuberculosis 18 Over acute in...

Page 6: ...mospheres including flammable anesthetic gas mixed with oxygen nitrous oxide and air or flammable disinfectant or cleanser mixed with air Avoid locations where chemicals are stored or where vapors may be present Avoid installing the device near flames Doing so may result in accidents due to damage or deformation of the device Note the frequency voltage and allowable current or power consumption of...

Page 7: ...uring use 1 With any complaint of periosteal pain from the patient intensity should be reduced 2 Make sure the treatment time and intensity do not exceed the suitable range for treatment purpose 3 Monitor the device and the patient constantly to ensure no problems arise In the event of any problem take appropriate measures e g shutting down the device in a manner safe for the patient and contact t...

Page 8: ...verse factors Make sure the device is kept in a stable position Avoid tilting the device Avoid vibrations and shock These warnings also apply during transportation Avoid locations where chemicals are stored or where gas may be generated 2 If the device will not be used for an extended period of time remove battery from the Battery Case and disconnect the AC Adaptor from the outlet 2 Period of serv...

Page 9: ...ect the waterproof properties or transducer characteristics resulting in malfunctions 2 Maintenance and checkup by the user 1 Check the device and accessories on a daily basis to make sure they work properly 2 If any problem deteriorated insulation of accessories damage to the cord coverings cracks early signs of wire breakage poor connection of connectors etc is detected in the preparatory checku...

Page 10: ...852 1863 Sonigel Lotion with Aloe Vera 1 G 1864 Sonigel Lotion Aloe Vera 4 X 1 G 4 Maintenance and check items Perform periodic inspections to ensure safety If you have any questions contact the dealer or manufacturer or distributor Item Description Method Appearance and indications Check the appearance for any signs of damage whether the display panel is distorted and whether the indications flic...

Page 11: ...ry 2 The battery will self discharge This means a battery will gradually lose its stored charge even when not in use A brand new battery with low or no charge does not indicate a defect 3 The battery will not malfunction even if overcharged 4 Be sure to use the specified Battery Charger Model No NC L8C17 D 0824Chg Handling the battery Do not attempt to disassemble the battery Recycling the battery...

Page 12: ... Power Cable for AC Adaptor 110 120 V only U S A CANADA Type B order 7185 Battery Charger 7187 Power Cable for Battery Charger 110 120 V only U S A CANADA Type A 7184 Rechargeable Battery 7188 Battery Case 7189 Unit Stand 7191 Pouch Sonicator 718 Sonicator 719 Caution In the event that the gel has been accidentally drunk consult a physician immediately Should the gel get into the eyes wash the eye...

Page 13: ...se frequency 100Hz 5 Timer 30 min 1 min ERA FDA 5 5 cm2 20 0 9 cm2 20 BNR FDA 3 5 30 3 6 30 Output stability Power fluctuation 20 Variability with time 20 Classification Class Internaly powered equipment Type BF Dimensions 134 H 59 W 55 D 134 H 59 W 60 5 D Weight 200 g 190 g Environmental conditions Temperature Humidity Pressure In use 10 to 40 30 to 75 700 to 1060 hPa Storage 10 to 60 30 to 95 70...

Page 14: ...ltrasound Names of Component Parts Front Side Output LED Display UP switch DOWN switch SELECT switch START STOP switch POWER switch Connection cable Intermediate box Ultrasound head Device case The device in this image is Sonicator 718 ...

Page 15: ...rasound Preparations before Use 3 Connect the plug of the Power Cable for AC Adaptor to the outlet 1 Connect the Power Cable for AC Adaptor to the AC Adaptor 2 Connect the plug for the AC Adaptor to the intermediate box Using AC Adaptor ...

Page 16: ... charger encircled by a dotted line snap together and slide the battery in the direction indicated by the arrow Battery powered Optional Accessaries Battery Battery Charger Charge the battery before using it for the first time Clean the terminals of the battery and the charger from time to time with a dry cotton swab If the terminals are not clean contact failures may result in which case the devi...

Page 17: ...e dotted line snap together and slide the battery in the direction indicated by the arrow Charge the battery before using it for the first time Clean the terminals of the battery and the Battery Case from time to time with a dry cotton swab If the terminals are not clean contact failures may result in which case the device may fail to switch on switch off abruptly 3 The red lamp of the charger wil...

Page 18: ...herapy screen will appear Therapy screen Program No Battery status Initial Check ver 1 0 1 0 Once the battery power drops to the lowest level the battery error screen will appear and power for the device will shut down automatically Recharge the battery Battery error Fully charged Battery Charge P1 5 00 10 1 00 W cm2 Output mode Timer remaining time Ultrasound output If Error appears on the screen...

Page 19: ...ng screen Use the UP and DOWN switches to select an output mode P1 P1 Program 5 10 00 1 00 W cm2 P P1 5 Duty P P1 5 10 00 1 00 W P2 20 10 00 1 00 W P3 30 10 00 1 00 W P4 50 10 00 1 00 W P5 100 10 00 1 00 W 5 10 20 30 40 50 100 Press the SELECT switch The settings for each program can be changed As changes are saved in the device the program settings for your device may differ from the settings sho...

Page 20: ...10 to 3 00 W The level is set within the ranges above in an increment of 0 05 W when the output unit is set to W Note that setting details will differ between Sonicator 718 and Sonicator 719 if the output unit is set to W 5 If you press the SELECT switch on the timer setting screen or if no key is operated for approximately 10 seconds the display will revert to the therapy screen 6 Use the UP and ...

Page 21: ...rned on and off from the Config screen See page 22 If no key operation occurs for approximately 3 minutes power for the device will shut off automatically P1 5 00 10 1 00 W cm 2 LED ON This is displayed during output While ultrasound is being output as long as the ultrasound head is in proper contact with the body an audible therapy signal will be emitted and the output LED will remain on Press th...

Page 22: ...utput LED will start blinking to indicate that therapy is complete Press and hold the POWER switch approximately one second to turn off power 10 Make sure power is off Wipe to remove the Ultrasound Gel from the ultrasound head Keep the device and accessories clean to avoid inconvenience in the next therapy Store in good order in a dry location ...

Page 23: ...to protect against damage during storage Place the device on the stand to store in a stable position Protective Cap Unit Stand Optional Accessories Wipe all Ultrasound Gel from the ultrasound head The Sonicator 718 and Sonicator 719 use different caps Sonicator 718 Sonicator 719 Unit Stand ...

Page 24: ...een while output is off The Config screen appears Conﬁg 15 Contrast Contrast setting screen Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the display screen contrast Contrast can be set between 0 and 15 0 15 Bright Key sound setting screen Use the UP and DOWN switches to turn the key touch sound on or off ON OFF Press the SELECT switch Conﬁg ON Key Tone ...

Page 25: ...ches to select a unit for output level W cm2 W GEL OTM setting screen Use the UP and DOWN switches to select GEL or OTM GEL OTM Press the SELECT switch Press the SELECT switch Press the SELECT switch Conﬁg ON Contact Tone Conﬁg W cm2 W cm2 or W Conﬁg GEL GEL or OTM 2 Once configuration settings are completed press and hold the SELECT switch approximately one second to return to the therapy screen ...

Page 26: ... POWER switch approximately one second to turn power on once again Error Contact the dealer or manufacturer or distributor if the Error message appears repeatedly The Error message is likely to appear if the device is used near another device for instance a shortwave therapy system or microwave therapy system In that case try moving the device away from the other device then power on once again ...

Page 27: ...lectronic devices are designed to ensure electromagnetic compatibility EMC These devices must be installed and used in accordance with the EMC information provided in the attached document Portable and mobile RF communications devices may affect medical electronic devices Cable length 220 240 V model 1 Main Unit 1 5m 2 Battery Case 0 2m 3 AC Adaptor 1 5m 4 Power Cable for AC Adaptor 0 5m If access...

Page 28: ...of a typical commercial or hospital environment Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV line s to line s 2 kV line s to earth Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage dips short interruptions and voltage variations on power supply input lines IEC 61000 4 11 5 UT 95 dip in UT for 0 5 cycle 40 UT 60 dip in UT for 5 cycles 70 UT 30 dip in UT for 25 cycles 5 UT 95 di...

Page 29: ...verify normal operation If abnormal performance is observed additional measures may be necessary such as reorienting or relocating the Sonicator 718 Sonicator 719 b Over the frequency range 150 kHz to 80 MHz field strengths should be less than 3 V m Immunity test IEC60601 1 2 test level compliance level Electromagnetic environment guidance Conducted RF IEC 61000 4 6 Radiated RF IEC 61000 4 3 3Vrms...

Page 30: ...maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts W according to the transmitter manufacturer NOTE 1 At 80 MHz and 800 MHz the separation distance for the higher frequency range applies NOTE 2 These guidelines may not apply in all situations Electromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption and reflection from structures objects and people The Sonicator 718 and Sonicator 719 are intended...

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