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Elements for operation for F-SCAN MOBILE NT (FTB129)

Elements for operation for F-SCAN MOBILE NT DUO (FTB133)

ON--button

A brief contact switches the unit ON.

Mini-USB
connector for
charger and data
transfer

Multi-signal output
port

PowerPort

FOR POWER
APPLICATION
PARTS SUCH LIKE
MAGNETIC COIL
ONLY !

ON--button

A brief contact switches the unit ON.

Mini-USB
connector for
charger and data
transfer

Multi-signal output
port

DUO OUTPUT

FOR APPLICATIONS
WITH TWO SIGNALS
SIMULTANEOUSLY

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Summary of Contents for F-SCAN MOBILE NT

Page 1: ...F SCAN MOBILE NT DUO Firmware Version FSC V2 x INSTRUCTION MANUAL This symbol identifies the equipment as type B Attention CONSULT ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS Ordering information F SCAN MOBILE NT Product id FTB129 F SCAN MOBILE NT DUO Product id FTB133 ...

Page 2: ... 11 The CONTINUE feature 12 The menu DUO 12 DUO MODE 13 How to select a program from the menu 123 or DUO 13 How to copy paste and cut a program 14 How to input a frequency value 14 The properties of frequencies 14 How to start pause or stop a program 15 The menu DIRP 16 How to prepare for a DIRP and run it 17 The menu SWEEP 17 The menu SETUP 18 CHIPCARD option 19 ChipCard for data exchange 19 Use ...

Page 3: ...ies connectors and cables must be visually inspected for damage frequently We recommend a yearly functional test by a professional ATTENTION The device s integrated functions allow biological tests and applications described in the publications of Dr H R CLARK They are also suitable for applications commonly named after R R Rife The F SCAN MOBILE is not a medical device It is used under the sole r...

Page 4: ...Resonance Procedure can be used to scan automatically for resonance answers to frequencies send to a user The procedure can be used in the complete frequency band of the device Graphical edit functions support the analysis of the DIRP results A Lithium Polymer battery supports the mobile operation of the device for 4 hours without an external power source A broad band application of frequencies SW...

Page 5: ...DE First steps The charge level of the Lithium Ion battery of the F SCAN MOBILE NT DUO must be checked first after the device and its accessories have been unpacked CHARGE YOUR F SCAN MOBILE NT DUO BEFORE FIRST USE FOR AT LEAST 4 HOURS CONNECT THE DEVICE AND THE POWER SUPPLY WITH THE USB CABLE AND PLUG THE POWER SUPPLY INTO AN AC OUTLET IF THE DEVICE IS POWERED ON DURING THE CHARGING PROCEDURE LES...

Page 6: ...ith instruction manual FTB128 Wall charger FTB224 Stainless steel electrodes FTB202A Application cable for electrodes FTB308 2 sets of self adhesive pad electrodes FTB041 DIRP sensor FTB303 USB cable FTB223 Application cable for DUO FTB033 only included to F SCAN MOBILE NT DUO ...

Page 7: ...tches the unit ON Mini USB connector for charger and data transfer Multi signal output port PowerPort FOR POWER APPLICATION PARTS SUCH LIKE MAGNETIC COIL ONLY ON button A brief contact switches the unit ON Mini USB connector for charger and data transfer Multi signal output port DUO OUTPUT FOR APPLICATIONS WITH TWO SIGNALS SIMULTANEOUSLY ...

Page 8: ...HANNELS THE AMPLITUDE CAN BE ADJUSTED SIMULTANEOUSLY FOR BOTH CHANNELS SINE DC OFFSET for FTB133 DUO adjustable 0Vpp to 10 Vpp SQUARE 0 symmetrical Full Wave 0Vpp to 24Vpp SQUARE permanent positive Half Wave 0Vpp to 12Vpp DC OFFSET SMART permanent positive Half Wave 0Vpp to 12Vpp DC OFFSET a high frequency covering the application frequency ...

Page 9: ...djustable between 0 30 and 59 59 Signal strength 80 of maximum of 12Vpp adjustable in steps of 1 Signal form AUTO Sine Square Full Wave Half Wave SMART and OFF selectable AUTO Square Half Wave if lower than 65000 Hz Sine above 65000 Hz Memory of 123 is empty Memory of ABC and or DUO is empty and locked ...

Page 10: ...ernal memory FFFFFFFF would indicate a memory defect The device must then be checked by a professional VERSION V1 00B00 Version of software active in the device Startup screen of the F SCAN MOBILE NT DUO FTB133 OFF switch Press here to power off the device Battery charge indicator Green when battery is 100 charged Blinks yellow green when charging Communication indicator Shows a changing number wh...

Page 11: ...23 opens this menu The background of the activated button turns green Displayed are The program number 1 The program name P1 can be individually set with up to 20 characters The position entry of the frequency within the program between 1 and 50 here 1 The left and right yellow arrows can be touched to change the entry number to other frequency values of the program DEL to delete an entry from the...

Page 12: ... is 49 instead of 50 because at the end the CONT code is being used For DUO channel programs the last entry for CONT is 49 So instead of 25 sets of frequencies for DUO channel protocols there are only 24 sets of frequencies per program possible because the last odd entry number is 49 It is important to name programs for easy identification After the CONT button has been pressed a program selection...

Page 13: ... How to select a program from the menu 123 or DUO A touch on PROGRAM or on the name line underneath opens the submenu to select a program from memory to edit a program name or to add or delete a program 10 names stored in the memory block of 100 positions are displayed The actual selected program number and name are indicated in blue color Unselected programs if any are displayed in grey Missing p...

Page 14: ...ssible to copy from one area to another How to input a frequency value The menus 123 or DUO must be used to open the program where an additional or a changed frequency value should be entered A frequency value can only be input if the button PROTECT in the SETUP menu is inactive If PROTECT is active the frequencies are indicated but it is not possible to modify the value of an entry The yellow arr...

Page 15: ...ivated Amplitude If the signal form SQUARE or SINE is selected the signal amplitude to be used can be adjusted with touches on the horizontal slider The maximum value is 100 the minimum value 0 The amplitude value is global and valid for all programs of the 123 or DUO section How to start pause or stop a program Touch the button START to start a program Touch the button PAUSE to initiate a pause o...

Page 16: ...emory If the results shall be used the button SAVE must be pressed to assign to the adjusted memory slot and the corresponding frequencies are then saved in the program of the 123 section Previously memorized frequency values are overwritten SAVE does not affect the DUO memory section Fmin touch to set Fmin Fmax touch to set Fmax Delta F touch to set DELTA F RECALL touch to recall the results from...

Page 17: ... point During a DIRP procedure the reaction time of a touch may take up to 1 second 5 Touch the button SAVE to store the complete DIRP results in the active program position This will overwrite any data previously stored in that position The menu SWEEP A touch on the button SWEEP opens the screen to start the broad band frequency swing SWEEEP can be used to swing for a period limited by the timer ...

Page 18: ...quency When switched ON the timer settings in the 123 menu is for all 50 frequencies of the program the same The global timer becomes active when the timer setting in the 123 menu is modified GLOBAL ON or OFF If enabled the wobble settings will be incurred WOBBLE for all frequencies of a program LOOP ON or OFF If enabled a program which has been started from 123 or ABC will loop forever The only w...

Page 19: ... port of a computer and the POWER SAVE option is activated The F SCAN MOBILE NT does not function without the battery If the battery fails it must be replaced at the factory Its end of life is reached when the unit runs about 2 hours only after a 7 hour charge The graph cannot be erased by the user CHIPCARD option An option to increase independence and flexibility using two types of ChipCards to t...

Page 20: ...ard from the slot resets the F SCAN MOBILE NT to the menu before the ChipCard was inserted Important when loading or saving from or to the ChipCard the memory area of either 123 or DUO will be affected This means if you want to load or save programs from into the device from the 123 memory area you must select 123 prior to insertion of the ChipCard If you want to load or save programs from into th...

Page 21: ... ABC The example chosen for this manual shows the program number the program name and its first frequency The timer is set for 03 00 minutes the total time shows 48 00 minutes for a program total of 7 frequencies Fewer properties than in the menu 123 can be assigned to individual frequency values here A change of the timer will be valid for all frequencies stored in the memory block of 460 program...

Page 22: ...t to 10Vpp Square signal 0 symmetric Full wave Amplitude 0 to 24Vpp Square signal permanent positive DC OFFSET Amplitude 0 to 12Vpp Frequency range Sine 1Hz to 3 MHz Square guaranteed to 100 kHz See list below for typical dependency of amplitude on the frequency value Frequency Hz Square Square Square Sine 50 80 100 0 1 3 7Vpp 7 7Vpp 14 2Vpp 14 2Vpp 1 3 7Vpp 7 7Vpp 14 2Vpp 14 2Vpp 10 3 7Vpp 7 7Vpp...

Page 23: ...ng F SCAN MOBILE NT Frequency Synthesizer in alleiniger Verantwortung auf dass sich diese Erklärung bezieht mit der folgenden Norm übereinstimmt declare under our sole responsibility to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following standard EMC 89 336 92 31 93 68 Harmonisierte Standards EN 61326 1 Ratings characteristics 5VDC 300mA Widnau 18 12 2018 rechtsverbindliche Untersch...

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