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Permanent Wedge Placement (Figure H)

•  Apply adhesive to the upper side of the wedge only.
•  Locate it in the foot/heel junction and position it before the adhesive sets.
•  For split toe feet first install the heel wedge, then remove a thin slice in the middle by cutting with a sharp 

knife through the split in the carbon foot module.

•  Complete the dynamic alignment by performing calibration. (See chapter 

“Calibration”

)

HEEL DIVIDER

The heel divider should be placed in the posterior portion of the split heel. To secure its position, a drop of 
instant adhesive can be used on one side.

Flex-foot sock FCX63007 (Figure I)

To protect the cover a Flex-Foot sock is fitted over the foot module before applying the cover. The sock 
should fit loosely in the heel area. To hold the Flex-Foot

®

 sock in place attach the self adhesive velcro tabs to 

the sides and front of the ankle. Press the Flex-Foot

®

 sock firmly onto the tabs to hold in place.

  

It is important that the Flex-Foot

®

 sock doesn’t slip down as this will cause interference with the proprio 

foot

®

 function and performance.

FOOT COVER REMOVAL (Figure J)

To remove the foot cover, grasp and pull on the Flex-Foot Sock. Hold down the cosmetic cover with a hand 
on the rear aspect of the cosmetic cover. The heel module will snap out of the heel clip. Continue to pull and 
remove the foot completely.

note:

  

do not

 use a Flex-Foot

®

 shoe horn or any other lever to remove the foot cover as this may cause 

damage to the ankle unit.

CHARGING AND POWER (Figure K)

•  Only use the power supply, supplied for proprio foot

®

.

•  Connect the power supply cable to the power supply (PRX60015).

 

»

Green LED turns on continuously.

 

»

Yellow LED will flash while charging.

•  Connect the power source to the battery pack. Allow 3–4 hours to ensure a full charge.

Battery charge

•  The LED lights indicate the charge state of proprio foot

®

.

•  Press the control button to check the charging level. When the battery is fully charged all LED lights will 

turn green.

Guidelines Regarding Lithium-Ion Battery

•  Avoid frequent full discharges. Recharging a partially charged lithium-ion does not cause harm.
•  Recharging daily is the most efficient routine.

note:

 The yellow LED light on proprio foot

®

 will blink when charging. The green will be steady.

Power supply

never store

 proprio foot

®

 fully discharged or fully charged. 

The recommended for storage charge level is at 40%. Only use the charger supplied.

attention:

  

do not

 charge when the prosthesis is being worn! 

do not

 leave the prosthesis/battery in hot places or close to heat emitting devices like radiators.

Warning signals for power loss

Vibratory and/or auditory warning systems are provided by the proprio foot

®

 to indicate to the user that 

power loss is forthcoming. The warning signals are provided in a series of intermittent pulses. The sequence 
of pulses is described in 

(Figure L)

. Ensure that the user recognizes the warnings.

Summary of Contents for PROPRIO FOOT

Page 1: ...PROPRIO FOOT Technical Manual...

Page 2: ...uction 7 Technical specifications 7 Setup 8 Basic operation 11 Calibration 13 Functions 14 Advanced operation 15 Maintenance 16 Training tips 17 Warranty 17 Electromagnetic compatibility precautions 1...

Page 3: ...3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 a b c d e f...

Page 4: ...2 1 start 1 move 1 complete Move to neutral relax 4 1 relax Manual motor movement 6 n a Sound on off 7 1 on calibration on off 9 1 on off Default manufacturer setting Stair Mode 4 Stair mode Sequence...

Page 5: ...and should never be disposed of in residential or commercial garbage They should never be incinerated because they may explode Perform field servicing at the recommended intervals according to the in...

Page 6: ...mpanying documents Consult Instructions for use Meets IEC type B leakage current requirements CE label with Notified Body indentification number Must be disposed of or recycled properly Connection for...

Page 7: ...le environmental conditions are described in the technical specifications see Technical specifications proprio foot is suitable for continuous use The proprio foot may only be fitted by a qualified an...

Page 8: ...attery in the most proximal position possible Avoid flexion limitations to the knee Check the position using the dummy The position of the battery assembly may vary on individual sockets Care must be...

Page 9: ...ion during walking and make changes if necessary to the assembly BENCH ALIGNMENT Figure F Overview Fit the foot with the selected cover and shoe Power ON see chapter Power ON Adjust the Heel Height to...

Page 10: ...ely note do not use a Flex Foot shoe horn or any other lever to remove the foot cover as this may cause damage to the ankle unit CHARGING AND POWER Figure K Only use the power supply supplied for prop...

Page 11: ...d will be disabled after 60 seconds from use To enable the keypad hold both buttons at least for one second When proprio foot is activated for the first time the default manufacturer settings will be...

Page 12: ...te If the heel height exceeds 50mm 2 a signal will be heard and the unit will not adjust to the heel height Change shoes for lower heel height and repeat the adjustment Ensure free ankle motion Heel h...

Page 13: ...d until completion of calibration is confirmed by a beep and vibration The LED blinks green The system is now properly calibrated to the user and enabled for normal adaptive functions note Make sure t...

Page 14: ...lting in unexpected ankle adaptation STAIRS During stair ascent proprio foot will raise the toe This will facilitate stair ambulation and improve gait symmetry When leading with the prosthetic side pr...

Page 15: ...Mode the proprio foot will move into CHAIR EXIT MODE To initiate this use one of the following methods 1 Tap the heel of the foot 2 Flex the knee and place the foot beneath the chair Lift the foot to...

Page 16: ...m confirms with a beep and vibration when enabled There is no confirmation when sound is disabled MAINTENANCE SERVICE proprio foot is designed and manufactured to provide long and trouble free service...

Page 17: ...rosthetic side upstairs and to lead with the prosthetic side when going down This will provide stair adaptation after the first step on stairs Note Instruct the user to be careful walking downstairs f...

Page 18: ...air Floors should be wood concrete or ceramic tile If floors are covered with synthetic material the relative humidity should be at least 30 Electrical fast transient burst IEC 61000 4 4 2kV for powe...

Page 19: ...RF transmitters as determined by an electromagnetic site survey should be less than the compliance level in each frequency range Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the fol...

Page 20: ...distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment transmitters and the device as recommended below according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment Rated maximum ou...

Page 21: ...evel Category ssur high activity Category Weight Kg Lable text 1 52 P3 ISO 10328 P3 52 kg 2 59 P3 ISO 10328 P3 59 kg 3 68 P4 ISO 10328 P4 68 kg 4 77 P4 ISO 10328 P4 77 kg 5 88 P4 ISO 10328 P5 88 kg 6...

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Page 23: ...with other recommended ssur components If un usual movement or product wear is detected in a structural part of a device at any time the patient should be instructed to immediately discontinue use of...

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