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Summary of Contents for MyoPro 2 Motion E

Page 1: ...User manual appendix B Specific instructions for your unique MyoPro 2 ...

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Page 3: ...ur MyoPro 2 On Donning 7 Steps for Putting Your MyoPro 2 On 10 Taking Your MyoPro 2 Off Doffing 11 Steps for Taking Your MyoPro 2 Off 15 Using Your MyoPro 2 19 Control panel 21 Modes of Use 22 Start Mode 22 Elbow Modes 22 Changing elbow Modes with the ControlPanel 25 ...

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Page 5: ...mponent Multi Articulating Wrist MAW Rotational Ring Upper Arm Sensor Cuff Upper Cuff Closure Harness Attachment Upper Arm Shell Forearm Closure Battery Compartment Hand Support Shell Hand Carrier Bar Forearm Shell Forearm Bar Control Panel User Interface Elbow Motor Multi Articulating Wrist MAW Flexion Joint ...

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Page 7: ...PN25918 Rev 008 7 PUTTING YOUR MYOPRO 2 ON DONNING ...

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Page 9: ...r whom it isprescribed WARNING Each component of the device is supplied for safety and best performance Use all provided components for optimal operation WARNING ONLY use the MyoPro 2 upper limb orthosis on the prescribed elbow wrist and hand joints Each MyoPro 2 is built specifically for a left arm or a right arm never wear the MyoPro 2 on the other arm WARNING Tight straps may restrict the User ...

Page 10: ... rest on the outside of the arm If the motor and battery case is aligned along the interior of the arm you may be donning upside down or on the wrong arm 4 WRIST Lower your wrist into Multi Articulating Wrist MAW Rotation Portion 5 FOREARM Lower your forearm into the Forearm Shell Secure the Velcro of the Forearm Closure 6 UPPER ARM Wrap the Upper Sensor Cuff around your upper arm keeping attentio...

Page 11: ...Wrist Module PN25918 Rev 008 11 Supination Pronation Latch Flexion Extension Button Flexion Extension Joint Hand Carrier Bar Supination Pronation Joint ...

Page 12: ...osening and retightening these set screws with a 3 mm hex key It is recommended to tighten the set screws to 5 inch lbs or approximately a turn 90 degrees after making contact 2 Method 2 Move the wrist module along the forearm bar This can be done by loosening and retightening this set screw with a 2 mm hex key It is recommended to tighten the set screw to 5 inch lbs or approximately turn 90 degre...

Page 13: ...tion Pronation SP Latch to adjust the pronation and supination of the SP Joint Close the SP Latch once the joint is in the desired location Open Latch Closed Latch Caution The SP latch should be closed when the device is not in use to avoid accidental damage to the components ...

Page 14: ...n ADJUST Push the Flexion Extension Button to the unlocked position shown below to unlock the Hand Carrier Bar then adjust the Hand Carrier Bar Push the Flexion Extension Button to the locked position to lock the Hand Carrier Bar in the desired position ...

Page 15: ...PN25918 Rev 008 15 TAKING THE MYOPRO 2 OFF doffing ...

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Page 17: ...he orthosis smoking burning plastic etc Odor from the orthosis sour smells or other indications ofbio contamination STEPS FOR TAKING YOUR MYOPRO 2 OFF 1 Turn the MyoPro 2 OFF 2 Place the MyoPro 2 in your lap or on a flat surface that is notslippery 3 Undo the harness Quick Release tab 4 Undo the Upper Cuff Closure 5 Undo the Forearm Closure 6 Gently slide your hand back through the loosened hand s...

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Page 19: ...PN25918 Rev 008 19 USING YOUR MYOPRO 2 ...

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Page 21: ...evices document for a comprehensive Control Panel Buttons Lights Diagram NOTE For your MyoPro 2 Motion W The Grasp mode button is deactivated The Close Light and Open Light may turn on if a certain error occurs See MyoPro 2 Error section of the User Manual Power Button Mode Buttons ...

Page 22: ...ttons on the control panel When the device is fit to you your Provider will optimize the sensitivity settings within each mode depending on the strength of your EMG signal at that time If over time you feel that the MyoPro 2 is not assisting your arm or hand adequately please contact your Provider the sensitivity settings may need to be readjusted START MODE When you first power on the MyoPro 2 th...

Page 23: ...her flex norextend The sensors will be reading your EMG signal from both biceps and triceps but the motor response ispaused Actions This can be useful as a resting mode if straps or sensors need to be adjusted or if you want to take a shortbreak without turning the device off Biceps mode In this mode the Biceps Light will be illuminated The elbow motor will respond to your biceps EMG signal Action...

Page 24: ...bow You must engage both muscle groups in order for your arm to move in both directions The MyoPro 2 will respond to whichever muscle signal is stronger at a given moment in time In order for Dual mode to be most effective you should be able to isolate the desired muscle biceps or triceps and have a limited number of co contractions prior to using Dual mode When used well this mode should allow yo...

Page 25: ...has been changed by your Provider Press the elbow mode button one time to put the elbow into Biceps mode Press the elbow mode button again a second time to put the elbow into Triceps mode Press the elbow mode button again a third time to put the elbow in Dual mode Press the elbow mode button again a fourth time to return the elbow Standby mode Repeat the above cycle to scroll through and change to...

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