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1.0  i-digits

1.1  Product Description

design. dexterity. intelligent motion.
Based on the industry-leading design of our i-limb

®

 prod-

uct range, i-digits™ combines unsurpassed functionality 
with style. 

We are pleased that you and your clinical team decided 
that i-digits™ is the most appropriate prosthesis for your 
needs. You will have discussed your functional goals with 
your clinical team. This manual, along with the training and 
support of your clinical team, should help you understand 
how i-digits™ will help you accomplish these goals.

Key features include:

•  Smarter 

 -gesture control powered by i-mo™ technology uses 

simple gestures to change grips*

 -proximity control made available via grip chips™ 

technology

•  Faster*

 -adjustable speed boost increases speed up to 30%

•  Stronger*

 -up to 30% more power when needed
 -improved component design for easier and more 

reliable fabrication

 -50% longer battery life

•  Smaller 

 -form fitting design decreases device size in every 

dimension

 -smaller digits now available

1.2  Intended Use

i-digits™ is intended to be used by individuals with partial 
hand loss or deficiency. Devices are suited to individuals 
with any 3, 4 or 5 digit loss, while patients or users with 1 
or 2 digit loss are also indicated when the digits of loss are 
either the thumb or the main digits of opposition, namely 
the index and middle fingers.

* Note: only available on i-digits™ quantum.

i-digits™ is a fully customized partial hand prosthesis with 
individually powered fingers. i-digits™ fingers move inde-
pendently and bend at the joint to work in conjunction with 
any remaining fingers to help significantly increase func-
tional capabilities. 

Each digit of the device has its own motor that allows the 
digits to run until they meet the object being grasped. The 
result of this is the device taking the shape of that object 
(compliant grip). The power for the prosthesis comes from 
two batteries which are located in the wristband. Initially, 
you and your clinical team will develop control of opening 
and closing your hand. At this stage, you should be able 
to carry out a wide range of functional daily activities us-
ing your i-digits™ device.It takes time and practice to gain 
control and master the best way to perform tasks with your 
prosthetic device. The pace at which individuals gain this 
control varies.

Your i-digits™ is covered under the Touch Care program. 
Please contact your clinician for details about your specific 
Touch Care coverage.

Summary of Contents for i-digits

Page 1: ...i digits User Manual...

Page 2: ...ary to ensure you have the latest copy of this document For further training information and videos demonstrating use of i digits devices in a variety of functional activities visit http training touc...

Page 3: ...8 2 3 Battery Charging 9 3 0 Covers 11 3 1 Cover Options 11 3 2 General Precautions 11 4 0 Grip Review 12 4 1 Grip Options 12 5 0 Support Information 14 5 1 Storage and Maintenance 14 5 2 Troubleshoo...

Page 4: ...o individuals with any 3 4 or 5 digit loss while patients or users with 1 or 2 digit loss are also indicated when the digits of loss are either the thumb or the main digits of opposition namely the in...

Page 5: ...ics Customer Support team to resolve the matter as quickly as possible To best protect the hand when carrying objects the weight should be distributed evenly across the digits as close to the knuckles...

Page 6: ...other grip icon Speed boost not available on i digits access is adjusted using a simple slider bar on the my i limb app This increased speed can provide benefits of a more responsive action more natur...

Page 7: ...0 Control and Batteries Fig 3 Prosthesis overview Motorized Digit Knuckle Wristband and batteries This illustration above depicts an i digits for users with sound thumb and 4 i digits Palmer view Dor...

Page 8: ...You may experience some minor redness on your residual hand but this should not last very long after you remove the device If the device is causing you discomfort or affecting you using your i digits...

Page 9: ...low on charge If the battery is low on charge the LED will illuminate RED The LED will remain illuminated until the battery is adequately charged Only use supplied Touch Bionics charger to charge batt...

Page 10: ...onics battery charger fig 7 supplied Place the batteries in the charger as illustrated Insert the charger lead from the mains charger into the charger base unit Insert the mains charger into the power...

Page 11: ...lation Covers will be provided for i digits device Digit covers will be ready to fit and are designed to cover each digit Touch Bionics approved digit covers must be used with each digit of the devic...

Page 12: ...ide grip Thumb Precision Pinch Opened middle ring and little finger remain fully opened and switch off Thumb automati cally moves to a partially closed position Index finger will move to provide grip...

Page 13: ...er defined position The user can choose to keep certain digits active and switch oth ers off Grasp fingers adopt a pre flexed position All fingers function in squeeze mode for rapid grasp and release...

Page 14: ...formation 5 1 Storage and Maintenance Always turn off your i digits device when not in use Aim to charge the battery each day after use Replace the batteries every 12 months Ensure your i digits is se...

Page 15: ...d contact One digit does not operate Check if the digit operates correctly using the Hand Health Check in my i limb app Device stops halfway during an action Contact your Prosthetist Prosthesis opens...

Page 16: ...ver Damaged covers must be replaced or repaired by a quali fied Touch Bionics technician or technical partner Only approved Touch Bionics accessories and tooling may be used with i digits Do not use a...

Page 17: ...be returned to customer service Please forward to Touch Bionics as per the contact information on the back page of this manual It is recommended that the above information is also included in the user...

Page 18: ...ronments listed below The user of i digits device should assure that it is not used in such environments Condition Level Maximum temperature 70 c Minimum temperature 40 c Hazardous Area Classification...

Page 19: ...nts and or batteries that should not be disposed of in regular waste at the end of its usable life To prevent possible harm to the environ ment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal users a...

Page 20: ...751 03 Uppsala Sweden Tel 46 1818 2200 Fax 46 1818 2218 info ossur com ssur Iberia S L U Calle Cal ndula 93 Miniparc III Edificio E Despacho M18 28109 El Soto de la Moraleja Alcobendas Madrid Espa a T...

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