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WARNING AND NOT ES

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Preface

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Introduction

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The shipment from the factory includes:

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Elements for operation

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Signal forms delivered to Multi-signal-output port

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Signal forms delivered to Multi-signal-output port

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Factory settings

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First steps to start F-SCAN3

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The menu “123“

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How to select a program from the menu “123“

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How to input a frequency value

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The properties of frequencies

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How to start, pause, or stop a program

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The menu SWEEP

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The menu DIRP

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How to prepare for a DIRP and run it

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EAP (ELECTRO-ACUPUNCTURE) measurements

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EAP- functional test

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How to complete an EAP-table

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The menu SETTINGS

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CHIPCARD option

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Use of the ChipCard PLUS

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How to format, integrate and use programs from other sources

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Technical data

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Decl aration of Conformity / Konformitätserklärung

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Summary of Contents for F-SCAN3 NT

Page 1: ...1 Frequency Synthesizer F SCAN3 Firmware Version FSC V2 0x INSTRUCTION MANUAL This symbol identifies the equipment as type B Attention CONSULT ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS...

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Page 3: ...rogram from the menu 123 13 How to input a frequency value 14 The properties of frequencies 14 How to start pause or stop a program 15 The menu SWEEP 16 The menu DIRP 17 How to prepare for a DIRP and...

Page 4: ...onal technology offers a user friendly system w ith outstanding performance WARNING The F SCAN3 generates frequencies The use of other accessories than those supplied with the unit or described here c...

Page 5: ...w ers 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 An EA P electro acupuncture...

Page 6: ...Application cable for electrodes 2 sets of self adhesive pad electrodes DIRP sensor USB cable Instruction manual Note DEVICES WITH FIRMWARE VERSION UP TO 1 xx NEED THE INCLUDED STYLUS FOR OPERA TION...

Page 7: ...ntact of about 3 seconds switches the unit OFF LED flashes each second to confirm operation Power cord connector if NOT battery version Mini USB connector CINCH 1 Multi signal output port Connector fo...

Page 8: ...t port SINE DC OFFSET 10Vpp 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 hi...

Page 9: ...r the PowerPort Application parts such like laser pointer or magnetic field electrode must be connected here No standard application part may be connected The device id is FTB126 If device id is FTB12...

Page 10: ...riefly The screen must show the follow ing The information displayed means SERIAL Serial number of device ONS Number of uses FLASH ID identifies the type of internal memory FFFFFFFF w ould indicate a...

Page 11: ...under the icon 123 indicate that this icon covers more than one function If the icon ABC LIST is not show n on this menu the function is either not activated or does not hold any entries The menu 123...

Page 12: ...here 1 The left and right yellow arrows can be touched to move to other frequency values of the program ERASE can be touched to eliminate the present frequency of 100 00 Hz from the program the presen...

Page 13: ...r A touch on the upper or low er arrow displays blocks of adjacent 10 lines of program names The alphanumeric keys can be used to change a program name or to add a new one If a line in the blue field...

Page 14: ...es Runtime The factory setting of the runtime per frequency is 3 00 minutes It can be changed after a touch on the above icon and the input of the minutes and seconds to be applied A touch on the ENTE...

Page 15: ...illate slow ly between 0 and the value assigned to the frequency The background color of the icon changes to green w hen activated Amplitude If the signal form SQUARE is selected the signal amplitude...

Page 16: ...pper limit Fmax The step size DELTA F from value to value is defined automatically Fmin and Fmax can be set in the menue DIRP w hich w ill be explained later The signal form is AUTO w hich means SQUAR...

Page 17: ...he individual analyzed It should read between 5 and 25 as a base for useful results of the analysis The Measured Values are show n as a yellow line in the graph After completing a DIRP run the algorit...

Page 18: ...ouch to move the violet line upw ard thereby reducing the number of HITS MVs to dealw ith touch to move the violet line dow nward thereby increasing the number of HITS MVs to deal w ith touch to save...

Page 19: ...t During a DIRP procedure the reaction time of a touch may take up to 1 second 5 Touch the icon SAVE to store the complete DIRP results in the active program position This w ill overwrite any data pre...

Page 20: ...low er right corner of the menu EAP functional test Touch the tip of the EA P stylus to the handheld or foot electrode to cause an electrical short The measured value must change to 99 accompanied by...

Page 21: ...in the table and the cursor circle moves on to aw ait the next value If a point must be re measured the previous value disappears after a touch on it NOTE The procedure takes time The measured value s...

Page 22: ...a program as assigned during the setup When sw itched ON the microcontroller calculates the signal strength of SQUARE w aves on the base of each frequency value follow ing a physiological algorithm Th...

Page 23: ...ic pow er off functionw ill be restarted if the device is operated or a program is running or the device is under softw are conrtrol The remaining time is being displayed in seconds on left bottom of...

Page 24: ...llow s the transfer of all types of program data sets to and from F SCAN3 and F SCAN MOBILE Insert the ChipCard vertically into the reader on top of the device The menu ChipCard opens and offers 4 cho...

Page 25: ...the program position presently open in the F SCAN3 on the ChipCard for use in a MinDevice Touch the fourth line to erase all data from the ChipCard Removal of the ChipCard from the reader resets the F...

Page 26: ...y w ith the 100 program positions on the ChipCard PLUS Touch the second line to overw rite the 100 program positions of the F SCAN3 w ith the data from the ChipCard PLUS Touch BACKUP ABC LIST to store...

Page 27: ...ing format PROGRA MM 1 10 100 1000 10000 PROGRA MM 2 20 30 40 50 60 100 The program name maximum of 20 characters letters of the alphabet only must be set in parenthesis It is follow ed by 1 to 30fre...

Page 28: ...scroll bar moving alw ays a full page Touch this icon to start a program The icons to Initiate a pause and to stop the program appear on the screen Any program can be copied from the ABC memory block...

Page 29: ...ss Square signal 0 symmetric Full wave Amplitude 0 to 24Vpp Square signal per manent positive DC OFFSET Amplitude 0 to 12Vpp Frequency range Sine 1Hz to 3 MHz Square guaranteed to100 kHz See list belo...

Page 30: ...rking F SCAN3 Frequency Synthesizer in alleiniger Verantwortung auf dass sich diese Erkl rung bezieht mit der folgenden Norm bereinstimmt declare under our sole responsibility to which this declaratio...

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