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Rehan Electronics Ltd.

Brunswick Row

Aughrim Road

Carnew, County Wicklow

Tel: +353 (0)53 942 6742

Fax: +353 (0)53 942 6051

[email protected]

www.rehanelectronics.com

Summary of Contents for i-Pulz

Page 1: ...i Pulz User Manual i Pulz User Manual...

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Page 3: ...aintenance of the batteries 8 1 9 Battery charger 8 1 10 What to do in case of a defect 9 2 The i Pulz nerve stimulator 9 2 1 General 9 2 2 Controls 9 2 3 Buttons 10 2 3 1 On off 10 2 3 2 Mode 10 2 3...

Page 4: ...Accessories 23 5 1 Cables 23 5 2 Batteries and charger 23 5 3 Removing adhesive residues 23 5 4 Treating the irritated skin 24 5 5 Disposable electrodes 24 5 6 Reusable electrodes 24 6 Contents of pa...

Page 5: ...hed off before removing or placing electrodes While it is not necessary to store the nerve stimulator in its carry case when not being used or when being transported it is ad visable to do so for safe...

Page 6: ...1 This means that the device is protected from touch by fingers or similar ob jects greater than 12 5mm and is effective against condensation 1 6 Warnings Patients with a pacemaker the nerve stimulato...

Page 7: ...tenance If needed clean the device with a damp cloth Never use aggressive detergents like ether alcohol or abrasives Never submerge the device in water or in any other liquid In case it does get subme...

Page 8: ...ve the charger from the wall socket before removing the batteries Warning do not place non rechargeable batteries in the char ger this may cause leakage in those batteries which may re lease dangerous...

Page 9: ...ls work independently from each other and do not influence each other two different forms of stimulation can therefore be used simultaneously You can also use just one channel The i Pulz has 10 standa...

Page 10: ...0mA it is possible to reduce the current to 0 immediate by pressing this button 2 3 3 Timer Pressing this button enables you to set a timer for the program Press the timer button multiple times to se...

Page 11: ...chapter 4 2 4 The display A Preset number remaining time B Timer C Check the user manual D Battery indicator E Keypad lock F Intensity display left channel G Intensity display right channel H Graphic...

Page 12: ...any accidental increase in the current The key icon indicates that the lock is active Press the intensity down button once of the channel in use to cancel the keypad lock F Intensity display left cha...

Page 13: ...the daily use of the device there are the following steps Cleansing of the skin Placing of the electrodes Setting up the stimulator Treatment period Stopping the daily treatment period Removing the el...

Page 14: ...am will appear it is an ongoing list you will reach your starting position eventually Check if the timer is set properly By default the timer is set to 30 minutes per program unless your doctor or spe...

Page 15: ...rview of all available programs can be found in the back of the manual at the technical specifications 3 4 Treatment period Regarding the treatment period you must strictly adhere to the instructions...

Page 16: ...ite all the precautions it is possible that you experience irritati on of the skin Many skin creams take good care of your skin but are unfortunately not compatible with nerve stimulation therapy Most...

Page 17: ...n activated when you the device informa tion is visible on the screen such as the serial number Using the right Up Down button it is possible to select different items in the menu Pressing the Mode bu...

Page 18: ...ed Please contact your distributor for a new set of cables 4 2 3 Buzzer This option allows you to switch the sound on or off that is heard when the i Pulz is switched on 4 2 4 Default timer The interv...

Page 19: ...S pulse con ventional TENS always flows from the right channel The right hand side Up Down button are used to select the preset Use the right hand side Up Down button to select EXIT in the menu to ret...

Page 20: ...ents Description 1 Pulsewidth 30 300 S 2 Frequency 1 175 Hz User Program U3 Step Parameter Adjustments Description 1 Pulsewidth 30 300 S left channel 2 Frequency 1 175 Hz 3 Pulsewidth 30 300 S right c...

Page 21: ...th 30 300 S right channel 8 Frequency 1 175 Hz User Program U6 Step Parameter Adjustments Description 1 Pulsewidth 30 300 S 2 Amount of pulses 2 25 3 Select combi TENS yes no If yes go to step 4 5 4 P...

Page 22: ...1 Amount of pulses 2 10 2 Select combi TENS yes no If yes go to step 3 4 3 Pulsewidth 30 300 S right channel 4 Frequency 1 175 Hz User Program U10 Step Parameter Adjustments Description 1 Pulsewidth...

Page 23: ...Cables 2 cables will be supplied with the device Please contact your distributor if the cables need replacing 5 2 Batteries and charger The i Pulz uses 2 rechargeable AAA batteries Use an appropriate...

Page 24: ...ady to use system these electrodes are easy to place They are meant for single use and to be disposed afterwards 5 6 Reusable electrodes Reusable electrodes are ready to use adhesive electrodes that c...

Page 25: ...78x59x28mm Weight 91 grams without battery 115 grams including battery Conditions of use Temperature 5 C to 40 C Air humidity 15 to 93 no condensation Atmospheric pressure 700 hPa to 1060 hPa Storage...

Page 26: ...HAN 100 150 phase 1 3 seconds 2 200 phase 2 3 seconds P5 HAN combina tion 100 2 150 200 left channel P4 110 80 right channel P1 P6 Burst 100 180 8 pulses 2x per sec P7 Pulsewidth modulation 110 60 tot...

Page 27: ...orm for both immunity and emission Nonetheless certain precautions must be taken The 2 cables of 1 2 meter Rehan part number 200 01 0044 that are supplied with the device ensure the connection between...

Page 28: ...onment Emissions Test Compliance Electromagnetic Environment guidance RF emissions CISPR11 Group 1 The i Pulz ES 2 uses RF energy only for its internal function Therefore its RF emissions are very low...

Page 29: ...ative humidity should be at least 30 Electrical fast transient burst IEC 61000 4 4 2 kV for power supply lines 1 kV for input output lines Not applicable The device is battery powered Surge IEC 61000...

Page 30: ...equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter Recommended separation distance d 1 2 P Radiated RF Electromag netic Field IEC 61000 4 3 3 V m 80 MHz to 2 5 GHz 3 V m d 1 2 P 80 MHz to 800 MHz...

Page 31: ...ES 2 The i Pulz ES 2 is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled The customer or the user of the i Pulz ES 2 can help prevent electromagneti...

Page 32: ...Rehan Electronics Ltd Brunswick Row Aughrim Road Carnew County Wicklow Tel 353 0 53 942 6742 Fax 353 0 53 942 6051 sales rehanelectronics ie www rehanelectronics com...

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