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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

STIM-PRO X9a

axion GmbH

Mollenbachstr. 13

71229 Leonberg

GERMANY

2460

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Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL STIM PRO X9a axion GmbH Mollenbachstr 13 71229 Leonberg GERMANY 2460 ...

Page 2: ...ord to the brain The information is then interpreted referred back and the pain is felt Explanation of TENS TENS Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation uses tiny electrical impulses sent through the skin to the under lying nerves TENS does not cure any physiological problem it only helps control the pain TENS does not work to the same extent for every one however most patients report that it ...

Page 3: ...scles to prevent atrophy in affected muscles and improving muscle tone and blood circulation EMS has also been used suc cessfully for many years in the field of high performance sport for muscle regeneration and muscle development How EMS works The brain sends impulses to a muscle which causes the muscle to work EMS generates artificial stimulation of the muscle by the use of low frequency electri...

Page 4: ...nstructions carefully before using the device Keep this device out of the reach of children Do not place electrodes in the area of the carotid arteries Do not place electrodes on the front of the throat Be careful with stimulation over metal implants Do not place electrodes above your heart Use with caution during pregnancy Consult a doctor first Do not use electrodes on open wounds injuries Do no...

Page 5: ... application automatically after the time expires Please use these programs for the pre defined duration only and do not extend or shorten the duration of the application To set a program press the MODE button until you reach P mode recognizable by a P shown in the bottom left corner of the display Press or to select the desired programs P1 P37 You find an overview over all available programs on p...

Page 6: ...ts neck pains lumbago menstrual problems P05 Alternating frequencies 80 2 Hz Perfect for a variety of different pain conditions P06 The special program for nausea feeling of sickness travel sickness seasickness The electrodes should be placed above the acupuncture point C6 P07 Migraine and sensible parts of the body Due to the reduced duration of pulse these applications are to be specifically use...

Page 7: ... change 2 100 Hz and pulse duration modulation Perfect application for most types of acute and chronic pain P 12 Frequency modulation Application in case of pains in the back knee shoulders legs elbows and neck rheumatic pains P 13 Prof Han stimulation Muscular spasms allodynia duration 30 minutes P 14 High frequent TENS Acute pains tensions Gate Control Effect P 15 Combi TENS Mode 4 Phases TENS I...

Page 8: ... fully trained persons for small muscle groups P24 EMS Muscle mass fully trained persons for large muscle groups P25 EMS Endurance beginners for small muscle groups P26 EMS Endurance beginners for large muscle groups P27 EMS Endurance fully trained persons for small muscle groups P28 EMS Endurance fully trained persons for large muscle groups Please note that the respective programs consist of sev...

Page 9: ...generation muscle relaxation moderate intensity What are small and large muscle groups The muscles can be devided into small and large muscle groups Here you will find some examples for a better understanding Large muscle groups thigh musculature buttock musculature abdominal musculature back musculature chest musculature Small muscle groups calf musculature biceps and triceps shoulder musculature...

Page 10: ...probe must only be used by a single person and must not be shared The device must not be used in case of a complete denervation of the pelvic floor STIMULATION OF THE PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLES CONTRAINDICATIONS pelvic floor training Programs P33 P37 Application only possible in conjunction with a vaginal or rectal probe not part of the scope of delivery Noticeable but pleasant contractions of the pelvi...

Page 11: ...nd carefully 3 Program selection performing the stimulation Turn on the device Select the desired program P33 P37 and start the stimulation by increasing the intensity by pressing the buttons of the respective channel The program starts immediately when you set the intensity 4 Finishing the stimulation Turn off the device and slowly remove the probe Attention To prevent broken cables please grab t...

Page 12: ...es C S A as well as the P mode programs 1 37 The modes can be selected by pressing the MODE button If a TENS mode is selected the LCD dis play shows TENS If an EMS mode is selected EMS is displayed Set control By pressing the control you may enter the setting you intend to make adjustment You may start to set the value by pressing the or controls when the value is flashing Increment control When p...

Page 13: ...ation SD1 and SD2 When a TENS mode is selected the LCD Display will show TENS After a mode is selected press control to enter next setting Then press the or control to change the settings The settings are stored in the unit as soon as selected Dual timer The unit has a timer of 1 60 minutes and Continuous mode It can be adjusted by pressing the and the or controls Its output will be shut off when ...

Page 14: ... the settings If no instructions regarding the pulse width are given in therapy set the control to 70 120 µs 5 Set timer There are two adjustable timers available controls the application duration for the channels CH 1 2 controls the application duration for the channels CH 3 4 The settings are adjustable from 1 to 60 minutes With the setting C the machine runs in continuous mode Press control to ...

Page 15: ...re plugged in the socket of device turn the on off control 2 Select mode Select a mode by pressing the Mode control The mode you selected will show up on the top of liquid crystal display There are 3 modes available C Constant S Synchronous and A Asynchronous When an EMS mode is selected the LCD display will show EMS After a mode is selected press control to enter next setting Then press the or co...

Page 16: ...amp up 4s full intensity 3s ramp down 5 Set pause time OFF Time The Off Time controls the time of relaxation between two cycles By pressing the control the relaxation time can be adjusted Both channels stimulation is cycled on and off by the contraction and relaxation settings The range is adjustable from 0 to 90 seconds In Alternate mode the OFF time should be equal or more than the ON time OFF T...

Page 17: ...ls the application duration for the channels CH 3 4 The settings are adjustable from 1 to 60 minutes With the setting C the machine runs in continuous mode Press control to enter the settings Press or control to ad just setting Press the control when the timer shows 60 minutes to set the timer to continuous stimulation Both timers can be adjusted in the same way L Timer CH1 CH2 R Timer CH3 CH4 Con...

Page 18: ...Front CONSTRUCTION OF THE DEVICE 18 AXION EN ...

Page 19: ...Back 19 STIM PRO X9a EN ...

Page 20: ...ecords and operation time Press the or button to check each record To delete a record press control for 3 seconds Check delete accumulative record At the individual records menu press Mode control to switch to accumulative record menu Press the SET control first then press the Mode control simultaneously for 3 seconds and all of the records will be deleted followed by a beeper sound PATIENT COMPLI...

Page 21: ...s shown Make sure the power is off Connect the recharging cable to the device Connect the recharger to the power supply Recharge the device until the LED signal turns green Remove the recharger from the power supply Unplug the recharging cable from the device BATTERY RECHARGING 21 STIM PRO X9a EN ...

Page 22: ...e put it back into the carrying box and keep it in a cool dry place The packed TENS device should be stored and transported under the temperature range of 20 C 60 C relative humidity 20 95 atmosphere pressure 500 hPa 1060 hPa A For safety reasons review the following checklist once a week Check the device for deformation of the housing or damage to defective output sockets Make sure that the descr...

Page 23: ...e damage The device may only be used when subjected to a load There is no stimulation current Check if the electrodes are connected to the same channel correctly and if the intensity is high enough The STIM PRO X9a device is in compliance with the EN 60601 1 2 2007 and 60601 1 2006 safety standards The device must be subjected to safety checks and maintenance by authorized technicians before use a...

Page 24: ... SD1 40 modulation SD2 70 modulation 3 EMS modes C Constant 5 Synchronous A Alternate P Program Mode 37 TENS programs set by default 14 TENS Burst mode B Burst rate Adjustable 0 5 5 Hz Pulse Width adjustable 30 400 µs Frequen cy fixed 100 Hz 15 TENS Normal mode N The pulse rate and pulse width are adjus table It generates continuous stimulation based on the setting value 16 TENS Modulation mode M ...

Page 25: ... while the pulse width is increased by 70 in 4 seconds In the next 4 seconds the intensity is increased by70 while the pulse width is decreased by 70 Total cycle time is 10 seconds Pulse rate 1 150 Hz and pulse width 30 400 µs are fully adjustable 19 EMS C Constant mode Constant stimulation based on setting value Only pulse width and pulse rate are adjustable in this mode 20 EMS S Synchronous mode...

Page 26: ...D when the battery is low 24 Operating condition Temperature 0 C 40 C Relative humidity 30 75 Air pressure 700hPa 1060hPa 25 Notice All technical values include a tolerance of 5 Each STIM PRO X9a is fully equipped with the following standard equipment 1 piece TENS EMS combo device 8 pieces Self adhesive electrodes 1 piece Recharger and charging cable 1 piece Storage case 4 pieces Electrode cables ...

Page 27: ...dling the failure to follow the operating instructions loss or dropping Manufacturer axion GmbH Mollenbachstr 13 71229 Leonberg Germany www tens ems com en 1 Advice for operation 2 Degree of electrical protection 3 Donotinserttheplugintothepowersupplysocketof230V 4 Timer 5 Low battery indicator 6 Increament 7 Decreament 8 Read the instruction manual 9 Direct current DC 10 Manufacturer 11 Serial nu...

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