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instruction manual 

Plantar Test (

Hargreaves Apparatus

) 

Cat. No. 37370

 

Summary of Contents for 37370

Page 1: ...UGO BASILE S R L sales ugobasile com service ugobasile com www ugobasile com instruction manual Plantar Test Hargreaves Apparatus Cat No 37370...

Page 2: ...D TO ENSURE SAFE OPERATION AND TO RETAIN THE INSTRUMENT IN SAFE CONDITIONS SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENTS SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT BY QUALIFIED PERSON NEL AUTHORIZED BY UGO BASILE ORGANIZATION ANY ADJUSTMENT MA...

Page 3: ...t features of all other methods of measuring pain sensitivity Unique to the Plantar Test the animal is unrestrained and unhandled during experi ments PAIN and INFLAMMATION For Rats Cat No 37370 AUTOMA...

Page 4: ...USIBILI 2AF E AU 041 USB pen drive 37370 302 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL MANUALE DI ISTRUZIONE 52050 10 CUB SOFTWARE SOFTWARE CUB 52010 323 1 USB CABLE CAVO USB OPTIONAL 37000 145 1 PANEL MOUNT PRINTER STAMP...

Page 5: ...INSTALLATION 6 4 1 UNPACKING PRELIMINARY CHECK 6 4 2 NOTES ON THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7 4 3 ASSEMBLING THE EQUIPMENT 7 4 3 1 ASSEMBLING POSITIONING THE ENCLOSURE 7 4 3 2 HOW TO HANDLE THE PLANTAR TEST...

Page 6: ...THE DATA OUTPUT TO MINIPRINTER 16 6 3 DATUM FORMAT 17 6 4 QUICK SETTING OF THE 37370 PLANTAR TEST 18 7 MEMORY MANAGEMENT 19 7 1 MEMORY RESET 20 7 1 1 MEMORY FULL MESSAGE 20 7 2 SETTING TIME DATE 21 8...

Page 7: ...ETHOD PAPER 29 13 2 PAPERS MENTIONING UGO BASILE PLANTAR TEST 29 13 3 DURHAM HOLDERS FOR OROFACIAL STIMULATION 30 14 APPENDIX 1 FIGURE INDEX Figure 1 I R Source 2 Figure 2 Panel Mount Printer and USB...

Page 8: ...h the Tail Flick method orofacial stimulation by optional holders see paragraph 5 5 Unique to the Plantar Test the animal is unrestrained and unhandled during experi ments which enables other more sub...

Page 9: ...es over the sur face of the base platform see figure 1 At both sides of the handle 1 a START key is provided to help both left 2 and right 3 handed operators The cylinder contains a halogen bulb coupl...

Page 10: ...20x20x14 h cm 2 3 Controller The controller front panel encompasses the COMMAND DISPLAY MODULE see para graph 2 3 1 and the slot for the memory key see paragraph 3 1 Data Portability The back panel s...

Page 11: ...rre sponding key on the right of the display The right portion of the display window shows the abbreviation of the key function meaning OPR Operation FNC Function MEM Memory ESC Escape The display con...

Page 12: ...port RS 232 C by the Delta 9 pin female connector COM 1 Communication is managed by the dedicated CUB Package Cat 52050 10 supplied as standard The CUB 52050 is a Windows based Data Acquisition Softw...

Page 13: ...ional part suitable to print experimental data on 58mm wide paper see paragraph 12 3 Thermal MiniPrinter See paragraph 4 6 for connection to the Plantar Test via the 10 pin cable provided with the Min...

Page 14: ...ng the Equipment Assemble the Plantar Test on a stable and flat bench or table surface Tighten the four supporting columns at the corners of the base platform until their upper right angle indentation...

Page 15: ...during familiarization or test time A plantar surface if wet by urine will be definitely less sensi tive to the thermal stimulus because of the large specific heat of any watery solution see also par...

Page 16: ...module the back panel embodies a connection module see figure be low Figure 4 Back Panel The connection module encompasses from left to right USB this USB type B connector for linking the Plantar Tes...

Page 17: ...o ensure safe operation DO NOT attempt to open or perform any service work DO NOT connect up human subjects 4 10 Additional Safety Consideration a Place your Plantar Test on a flat surface b Pay atten...

Page 18: ...The software version is necessary in case of communication with our laboratory for oper ational or servicing problems In case one of the captions MEMORY LOSS appears on the display please refer to pa...

Page 19: ...be definitely less sensi tive to the thermal stimulus because of the large specific heat of any watery solution Be patient and dry the glass pane before the first test and at least between each test...

Page 20: ...F3 NUL key After entering the last feature M or F the software goes automatically back to the main menu 5 6 1 Sequence Number The first additional information to be de fined is the sequence number Thi...

Page 21: ...sed MALE FEMALE Select it by depressing the F1 UP or F2 DWN key and confirm it via the F4 OK key avoid the gender selection by depress ing the F3 5 6 4 Cut Off Time To get over a false start and to av...

Page 22: ...ON window ap pears after some seconds select the de sired configuration by the F1 UP or F2 DWN key then confirm the selection by the F3 OK key Under the configuration name for example CONFIG01 CFG the...

Page 23: ...C 6 1 How to set the Data output to PC The experimental data are saved in the instrument internal memory During the experi mental trial the data can also be routed to the PC for real time or remote co...

Page 24: ...the F1 PRN is depressed the printer status changes from ENABLED to DISA BLED or from DISABLED to ENABLED 6 3 Datum Format When routed to the PC via the CUB or Win DAS Data Acquisition Software see th...

Page 25: ...ion Manual extensively explains how to take advantage of all the features of fered by this microprocessor controlled unit The following table summarizes them how ever we recommend you to browse the co...

Page 26: ...ical arrow keys F1 UP or F2 DWN to scan the data by momentarily depressing the key the displayed datum will increase or decrease of one meas urement Keeping these keys depressed longer will scan the d...

Page 27: ...ppears also when the memory is fully loaded which means it has reached its maximum capabil ity of about 300 measures 7 1 1 Memory Full Message If the MEMORY FULL message appears during acquisition the...

Page 28: ...e to obtain results as con sistent as possible In our case it is evident that 1 the positioning of the I R window in relation to the aimed stimulation area 2 the I R intensity are the parameters which...

Page 29: ...on In fact the I R output of the Plantar Test may undergo to a certain reduction due to dust gathered on the optics blackening of the I R bulb accidental knocks ageing of components etc Moreover in ca...

Page 30: ...hout I R Radiometer Calibrating the Plantar Test without the I R Radiometer means to recall the default cali bration value set at our factory during the testing phase From the Calibration Menu depress...

Page 31: ...usted the dis play shows the caption MEMORY LOSS To replace batteries first of all switch off the unit and disconnect the mains cable N O T E when the caption MEMORY LOSS appears the internal memory i...

Page 32: ...ph 2 1 To replace the bulb and in general to service the I R Source it is necessary to open the I R Emitter vessel use a 1 5 hex wrench to remove the 3M set screws located around the Vessel upper rim...

Page 33: ...ng accidental knock may break the glass pane which is rather thin to minimize I R absorption losses Pay attention when handling the glass pane In case of breakage use heavy duty gloves to handle the g...

Page 34: ...Commands via soft buttons Read out multifunction graphic display Print out Via optional thermal MiniPrinter or panel mount printer Starting via keys on the I R Vessel Additional key on the Controller...

Page 35: ...age E WP 008 Mains Cable E FF 002 Set of 2 fuses 2A 6 3x32 52010 323 USB cable 12 1 Spare parts E HR 002 Spare I R Bulb Halogen Bellaphot Mod 64607 OSRAM 8V 50W E US 063 1 Battery Snaphat type M4T32 B...

Page 36: ...acterization of the Foot Withdrawal Response to Noxious Radiant Heat in the Rat Pain 59 85 97 1994 13 2 Papers Mentioning Ugo Basile Plantar Test L Mannelli et alia Effects of the Neutrophil Elastase...

Page 37: ...nstriction sciatic nerve pain hypersensitivity testing H N Kim et alia Electroacupuncture Inhibits Phosphorylation of Spinal Phosphatidylinositol 3 kinase Akt in a Carrageenan induced Inflammato ry Ra...

Page 38: ...Page 31 37370 Instruction Manual Rev 0 _______________________________________________________________________ INSTRUCTION MANUAL October 2013 REVISION 0...

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Page 40: ...ical problems which af fect temperature per se An objective way to quantify the intensity of the IR stimulus is to calibrate its power Power may be quickly and definitively be measured in mW per squar...

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Page 44: ...anufactured in compliance with the following European Union Directives and relevant harmonized standards 2006 95 CE relating to electrical equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits 2004...

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