Otto Bock Genium 3B1-2, Instructions For Use Manual

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• Prosthesis settings should be optimised using the adjustment software. The cockpit app or
remote control (optional accessory) is not intended for use by the prosthetist in order to set up
the prosthesis. The behaviour of the prosthesis can be changed to a certain extent on a day-
to-day basis using the remote control or app (e.g. while becoming accustomed to the pros­
thesis). The prosthetist can use the adjustment software to trace these changes at the next
appointment.
• If the settings of a MyMode are to be modified, one must first switch to this MyMode.
9.2.1 Changing the prosthesis setting using the cockpit app
change
2. Golf
Product
MyModes
Status
Settings
Manage components
Imprint/Info
Functions
General
1) Once the component is connected and in the desired mode,
tap the symbol in the main menu.
→
The navigation menu opens.
2) Tap the menu entry " Settings ".
→ A list appears with the parameters for the currently
selected mode.
3) Change the setting of the desired parameter by tapping the
"
<
", "
>
" symbols.
INFORMATION: The prosthetist's setting is marked
and, after the setting has been changed, can be
restored by tapping the "Standard" button.
9.2.2 Overview of adjustment parameters in basic mode
INFORMATION
When mute mode (silent mode) is activated, no beep and vibration signals are generated.
The parameters in basic mode describe the dynamic behaviour of the prosthesis in a normal gait
cycle. These parameters act as basic settings for automatically adjusting the damping behaviour
to the current motion situation (e.g. ramps, slow walking speed, etc.).
The stance function, sitting function and/or stairs and obstacles function can also be activ­
ated/deactivated. Further information on the stance function (see Page 72), sitting function (see
Page 73), stairs and obstacles function (see Page 74).
The following parameters can be modified:
Parameter Adjustment
software
range App/remote
control
adjustment
range Meaning
Resistance 120 – 180 +/- 10 Resistance against flexion motion e.g.
when walking down stairs or when sit­
ting down