RehabMedic Magneto Pro 100, User Manual

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46 Rev.02.17 del 27.10.2017
STIM LOCK FUNCTION DEACTIVATION
Hold the fn + -> (SX button) down for at least 3 sec. and in any case until the appearance of the
main menu.
NOTE: If you turn the device on and the main menu does not appear check
that the Stim Lock function is not activated. Try to deactivate it. If the problem persists contact
our help center.
Customizing a preset program and storage in the Treatments menu.
To store in the “Treatments” a preset program to which you have made changes (on treatment
duration or intensity of the field) you can act in two different ways:
1- allow to conclude the program;
2- press the Right button for a few seconds. In this way, the device skips the working phase and
the program ends.
For both modes, once you have finished the program, the possibility to choose again will be dis-
played on the screen:
- Start
- Save to Favorites (see Favorites Menu)
- Save to Treatments (see Treatments Menu)
By choosing the option “Save to Treatments” you will be asked to enter the number of scheduled
sessions. The entered program will be stored in the Treatments with all its changes.
“PROGRAMMING” MENU
MagnetoPRO 100 offers the possibility to create/edit new programs.
This allows the device to be flexible to your needs.
From the “Programming” menu you can create new programs (when the message “EMPTY”
appears) and perform those already present. These can be modified at any time (see “Changing
a program”).
The programs created in the “Programming” menu will not be stored in the last 10.
HOW TO CREATE A PROGRAM
With the P+ or P- buttons, select the spot where you want to create the program and confirm
with the OK button.
HOW TO INSERT THE NAME OF THE PROGRAM
Use the buttons of the joypad to select the letters and confirm with the OK button. In order to
delete a letter select “Canc”. After inserting the name of the program select “OK”.
SETTING OF THE PARAMETERS
After performing these steps, a screen will appear to modify as you want the four needed para-
meters: field (Gauss), frequency (Hz), time and duty cycle (in %).
FREQUENCY CHANGE DUTY CYCLE CHANGE
TIME CHANGE GAUSS (FIELD)
CHANGE