position with the
START key
and
initiate therapy by pressing the
START key
again.
1. Complete the mechanical settings
and adjust the carriage to the patient
as described in section 4.2.
2. Press the
MENU key
on the pro-
gramming unit to access level 1 (M1).
3. Press the
parameter key
for
adduc-
tion
or
abduction
and
press the
+/- keys
to set the carriage
to the desired position to be main-
tained during the isolated rotation
movements.
4. Next set the desired range of motion
for internal/external rotation by first
pressing the
parameter key
for
internal rotation
and set the
values with the
+/-
keys.
5. Set the
external rotation
value in the
same way
.
6. Press the
MENU key
on the pro-
gramming unit to access level 3 (M3).
7. Press the
Motor A ON/OFF
parameter key to activate the param-
eter.
8. Deactivate motor A by pressing the
parameter key
Motor A ON/OFF
again or the "–" (minus) key. The
check mark in the circle next to the
symbol must have disappeared.
9. Save the settings with the
STOP key
,
set the carriage to the starting
position with the
START key
and
initiate therapy by pressing the
START key
again.
1. First adjust an angle of 90° for
external rotation and deactivate
motor B as follows:
a. Press the MENU key on the
programming unit to access
level 1 (M1).
b. Press the
parameter key
for
external rotation
and move
the carriage to the rotation posi-
tion of 90°, using the
+ / - keys
.
c. Press the
MENU key
on the
programming unit to access
level 3 (M3).
d. Press the
Motor B ON/OFF
parameter key to activate the
parameter.
e. Deactivate motor B by pressing
the parameter key Motor B
ON/OFF again or the "–" (minus)
key. The check mark in the circle
next to the symbol must have
disappeared.
f. Save the entered values by press
the
STOP key
.
2. Complete the mechanical settings
and adjust the carriage to the patient
as follows:
a. Adjust an angle of 90° for horizon-
tal adduction/abduction
†
, using
indexing knob (12).
b. Secure and hold the motion
element at the holding tube for
length adjustment and open the
locking screw (14) for height
adjustment
Œ
. Select a height at
which the pivot points of motor A
Note!
- For an exclusive elevation protocol,
motor B for the rotation movement
must be turned off as described in
steps c to e below.
- Having programmed the ranges of
motion, you can program additional
options, such as pause or speed.
5.6.3 Isolated elevation
(flexion)
Note!
- For an exclusive rotation protocol,
motor A for adduction/abduction
must be turned off as described in
steps 6 to 8 below.
- Having programmed the ranges of
motion, you can program additional
options, such as pause or speed.
5.6.2 Isolated internal rota-
tion/external rotation
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