Otto Bock 3B1-2/3B1-2-ST, Instructions For Use Manual

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17.2.4 Status signals
Battery charger connected
LED on
power sup­
ply Status LED
on battery
charger Event
Power supply and battery charger operational. Battery charger not yet connected to
receiver.
Battery charger connected to receiver, good connection.
This display turns off automatically after approximately one minute to avoid bother­
some light at night. The charging process is not affected.
Battery charger disconnected
Beep sig­
nal Vibration
signal Event Resolution
1x short 1x short Self-test completed successfully. Product
is operational.
3x short 3x short Maintenance note:
e.g. service interval has been exceeded,
temporary disruption of a sensor signal
• Use the Cockpit app to check the next
maintenance date for the prosthesis
(see Page 96). If the date has been
reached or exceeded, the prosthesis
with tube adapter, battery charger
and power supply have to be sent to
an authorised Ottobock Service Cen­
ter.
• Conduct the self-test again by con­
necting/disconnecting
the battery
charger.
• If the beep signal sounds again and
the maintenance date has not yet
been reached or exceeded, the pros­
thesis should be inspected by an
authorised Ottobock Service Center.
• The product can be used without
restrictions. However, vibration sig­
nals may not be generated.
5x long 5x long
(every
minute)
AXON tube adapter not connected while
removing inductive charger
• Connect the AXON tube adapter and
then restart the knee joint by connect­
ing/disconnecting the battery charger
• If the beep/vibration signal is emitted
again, the product must be inspected
by an authorised Ottobock Service
Center.
Battery charge level
During the charging process, the current battery charge level is indicated by the LEDs lit on the side of the char­
ger.
LEDs 0 1 2 3 4 5
Battery charge
level 0%-10% 11%-30% 31%-50% 51%-70% 71%-90% >90%
17.3 Directives and manufacturer’s declaration
17.3.1 Electromagnetic environment
This product is designed for operation in the following electromagnetic environments:
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