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EMP 4 PRO

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Stomach muscle

Gluteus

Quadriceps

1r

1b

2r

2b

3r

3b

4r

4b

1r

1b

2r

2b

3r

3b

4r

4b

1r

1b

2r

2b

Flexor

Foot flexor

Foot extensor

1r

1b

2r

2b

1r

1b

1r

1b

2r

2b

r = red (anode)
b = blue (cathode)

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Summary of Contents for EMP 4 PRO

Page 1: ...Art Nr 200506 EMP 4 PRO Four channel transcutaneous muscle and nerve stimulator Instruction Manual Art No 101447 V01 Art No 104061 ...

Page 2: ...Manual change of the sequences 10 Stopping the stimulation 10 Switching OFF the EMP 4 PRO 10 Electrode recognition for enhanced safety 11 Overview pre set programs 12 Programs for upper and lower limbs 13 User programs for own settings 13 Overview user programs 14 Setting parameters for user programs 15 Acoustic signal 16 Information on total stimulation duration 16 Settings modifications and repa...

Page 3: ...maged in any way Be careful when using the EMP 4 PRO near or on children Keep the unit away from children Always store the EMP 4 PRO in its case to protect it from damage and dust To avoid reciprocal interference the EMP 4 PRO should not be operated in the vicinity of other electronic devices If this is not possible the various unit functions should be closely monitored during operation so that pr...

Page 4: ...stimulation Muscular pain If the stimulation has been too intense or too long muscular aches in terms of sore muscle can occur Shorten the treatment time and the intensity of stimulation at the beginning of muscle stimulation to avoid muscle ache Description of the symbols Attention Read accompanying documents especially user manual BF type application part Protection against electric shocks The y...

Page 5: ...ry disposal Technical specifications Four channel nerve and muscle stimulator with electrically insulated channels constant current characteristic output short circuit control element AKS 60 integrated pre set programs and 8 user programs Output current 100mA with an actual resistor of 1kΩ Frequency range 1 120 Hz Pulse width 50 350 μs Power supply mains supply transformer 12V 1 25A or 9 6 V NiMH ...

Page 6: ...easing intensity Decreasing intensity 6 ON OFF key 7 Battery compartment 8 Output socket for the battery charger main circuit transformer 9 Output sockets for the cables 10 Main circuit transformer charger Description of the display 1 Intensity of channel 1 2 Intensity of channel 2 3 Intensity of channel 3 4 Intensity of channel 4 5 Battery level 6 Program in use 7 Stimulation time 8 Sequence numb...

Page 7: ...et on the front face of the device between the channel outlets 2 and 3 number 8 Connect the mains adapter to your mains circuit socket The device operates from the mains supply whether or not a rechargeable battery has been inserted Using the battery New devices The battery is already inserted in new devices Please fully charge the battery before first use of the EMP 4 PRO Otherwise Open the batte...

Page 8: ...e battery is fully charged To check if the battery is fully charged disconnect the device from the mains adapter and switch on the device The battery indicator on the top left side of the screen displays the battery level Switching ON the EMP 4 PRO Press the key to start the device number 6 The program shown on the display is the last program used The device automatically switches OFF after 2 minu...

Page 9: ...each channel by using the and keys You increase the intensity with the key You decrease the intensity with the key The intensity of each channel is displayed on the screen The intensity can be set between 0 and 100 mA Setting the intensity of agonist antagonist program P37 and P67 When you are using agonist antagonist programs P37 and P67 first set the intensity of channel 1 and 2 and then set the...

Page 10: ...sequence s manually first press to temporarily stop the stimulation see pausing the stimulation then press the 4 key to select the sequence of your choice The sequence number is displayed on the screen at the top right side next to the S symbol Press again to re start the stimulation For safety reason the intensity is set back to zero if you skip a sequence Adjust the intensity by pressing the 4 o...

Page 11: ...automatically stops the stimulation if an electrode detaches itself from the skin electrodes are not attached correctly in pairs electrodes are not conductive enough the connection between the cables and the electrodes is interrupted the connection between cables and device is interrupted The intensity then returns to 0 this is indicated by a short acoustic signal ...

Page 12: ... II AB muscle fiber strengthening 26 II B muscle fiber strengthening 27 Combination active wrist joint motion pain management No PROGRAMS FOR REHABILITATION 28 Combination active elbow joint motion pain management 29 Combination active knee joint motion pain management 30 Combination active ankle joint motion pain management 31 Combination Hemiplegia of the shoulder pain management 32 Spastic limb...

Page 13: ...o USER PROGRAMS 61 TENS continuous mode 62 Frequency modulation 63 EMS excito motor stimulation 64 Endorphin burst stimulation 65 Massage through dynamic stimulation one direction 66 Massage through dynamic stimulation both directions 67 EMS agonist antagonist stimulation 68 2 2 mode Ch 1 2 EMS Ch 3 4 TENS Programs for upper and lower limbs Programs marked with an are programs with a possibility o...

Page 14: ...50 200 µs Rising ramp 0 25 s Stimulation time 10 90 min 65 Massage through dynamic stimulation one direction Frequency 1 60 Hz Impulse width 50 350 µs Rising ramp time 2 s Plateau working time 1 s Falling ramp time 1 s Stimulation time 10 90 min 66 Massage through dynamic stimulation both directions Frequency 1 60 Hz Impulse width 50 350 µs Rising ramp time 2 s Plateau working time 1 s Falling ram...

Page 15: ...r programs Select a user program 61 to 68 depending on the desired type of therapy by pressing the P key see selecting a program Press the key for 3 seconds to enter the setting mode The first parameter to be changed flashes Press the and keys of any channel to change the parameters Press again to go to the next parameter Press the and keys of any channel to change the parameters Press again to go...

Page 16: ...ress the P key to get back to the standard mode Settings modifications and repairs The manufacturer is only responsible for the safety and performance of the EMP 4 PRO when settings adjustments alterations and repairs are carried out by authorized persons and when the EMP 4 PRO is used in accordance with the operating instructions Warranty Legal right of warranty is applied according to German Civ...

Page 17: ...equipment for completeness 3 Visual check for mechanical damage for damage to all cables and sockets 4 Functional Safety checking the output signals with a load resistance of 1 kΩ real current and voltage checking the frequency checking the pulse width These technical checks may only be carried out by suitably qualified persons The results must be documented with the date and name of the person ca...

Page 18: ...mex 80x130 mm 2 281027 Stimex sensitive 50x50 mm 4 Silicone electrodes to be used with contact gel Art No Article Pieces 107090 Silicone electrode 20 mm round 2 107060 Silicone electrode 25 mm round 2 107075 Silicone electrode 40x28 mm 2 107035 Silicone electrode 56x28 mm 2 107020 Silicone electrode 75x30 mm 2 107055 Silicone electrode 90x35 mm 2 107011 Silicone electrode 38x45 mm 2 107010 Silicon...

Page 19: ...er back area Art No Article Size Length 107034 MedicoBack P type S 80 90 cm 107036 MedicoBack P type M 90 100 cm 107037 MedicoBack P type L 100 110 cm 107038 MedicoBack P type XL 110 120 cm 107039 MedicoBack P type XXL 120 130 cm Stimex garment electrodes gloves and socks The gloves and socks used in combination with the EMP 4 PRO provide stimulation of the entire hand and or foot and ankle and av...

Page 20: ...maximum tolerable and then reduce it slightly step by step to a comfortable level Note that the intensity settings change depending on the stimulation area and the time This is normal and can be explained as follows Resistance of the skin Dry skin has a lower conductivity level than damp skin due to sweating The skin does not show the same resistance to linear current on all parts of the body For ...

Page 21: ...not be set at the same level for all the programs even if the electrodes are placed in the same position The higher the frequency is set the lower you will be able to set the intensity The higher the pulse width is set the lower you will be able to set the intensity Principle of dynamic stimulation The stimulation is not administered simultaneously on all channels The current flows from one electr...

Page 22: ...e electrode of each channel on each leg size 5x9 cm Dynamic stimulation on the back Place one electrode of each channel on each side of the spinal column size 5x9 cm Important note If you use electrodes with two connectors always connect them to the same pole color of the cables either both white or both red Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel 4 Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel 4 Channel 4 ...

Page 23: ...s on the skin 4 Select a program by pressing the P key Scroll back in the program list by pressing the key of channel 1 5 Select an area of stimulation by pressing the key See upper or lower limb on the display 6 Increase the intensity of all channel simultaneously by pressing the 4 key 7 Adjust the intensity of each channel by pressing the and key of each channel ...

Page 24: ... PRO 24 Electrode positioning Electrode positioning for pain therapy P1 to P7 P10 to P20 Neck Trapezius Deltoid 1r 1b 2r 2b 1r 1b 2r 2b 1r 1b 2r 2b Elbow Hip Knee 1r 1b 1r 1b 2r 2b 1r 1b 2r 2b r red anode b blue cathode ...

Page 25: ...schwa medico EMP 4 PRO 25 Sciatic pain Ischialgia Ankle Wrist 1r 1b 2r 3r 4r 2b 3b 4b 1r 1b 2r 2b 1r 1b r red anode b blue cathode ...

Page 26: ...schwa medico EMP 4 PRO 26 Electrode positioning for pain therapy using dynamic stimulation Back Lower back 1r 1b 2r 2b 3r 3b 4r 4b 1r 1b 2r 2b 3r 3b 4r 4b r red anode b blue cathode ...

Page 27: ...r rehabilitation P21 to P37 vascular disease P38 P41 sports P42 to P47 fitness P49 to P51 aesthetics P53 to P55 Hand flexor Hand extensor Biceps 1r 1b 1r 1b 1r 1b Trapezius Back Latissimus r red anode b blue cathode 1r 1b 2r 2b 1r 1b 2r 2b 1r 1b 2r 2b ...

Page 28: ...a medico EMP 4 PRO 28 Stomach muscle Gluteus Quadriceps 1r 1b 2r 2b 3r 3b 4r 4b 1r 1b 2r 2b 3r 3b 4r 4b 1r 1b 2r 2b Flexor Foot flexor Foot extensor 1r 1b 2r 2b 1r 1b 1r 1b 2r 2b r red anode b blue cathode ...

Page 29: ... urological rehabilitation P33 to P36 Positioning on the pubic bone Anode red Cathode blue Anode red Cathode blue Training with a probe Vaginal probe Anal probe Positioning on the perineum Place the anode red on the pubic bone Cathode blue Cathode blue ...

Page 30: ...4 PRO 30 Electrode positioning for anti cellulitis treatment using dynamic stimulation P52 Gluteus Stomach muscle Thigh 1r 1b 2r 2b 3r 3b 4r 4b 1r 1b 2r 2b 3r 3b 4r 4b 1r 2r 3r 4r 1b 2b 3b 4b r red anode b blue cathode ...

Page 31: ...48 relaxation P56 to P60 dynamic stimulation P65 P66 Flexor Calf Flexor and calf 1r 1b 2r 2b 3r 3b 4r 4b 1r 1b 2r 2b 3r 3b 4r 4b 1r 1b 2r 2b 3r 3b 4r 4b Back Quadriceps Low back 1r 1b 2r 2b 3r 3b 4r 4b 1r 1b 2r 2b 3r 3b 4r 4b 1r 1b 2r 2b 3r 3b 4r 4b r red anode b blue cathode ...

Page 32: ...Strasse 41 43 35630 Ehringshausen Germany Tel 49 6443 8333 113 Fax 49 6443 8333 119 Email export schwa medico de www schwa medico com Manufacturer Pierenkemper GmbH Hoernsheimer Eck 19 35578 Wetzlar Germany Art Nr 451600 0339 Stand 2010 11 03 ...

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