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QuadStar II

Physical Specifications

Power 

Supply

4 AA Batteries, type LR6

Dimen

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sions

6.30" x 2.75" x 1.25" 
(160mm x 70mm x 32mm)

Weight

11.4 oz. (323 grams)

             

             

 

 

            

             

   

          

Interferential

Output:

4 Square waves centered about de-

vice ground (CH1, CH2, CH3,CH4)

Amplitude:  Adjustable from 0-33 volts

Waveform:

Pulsed Sine

CH1/CH3 

Frequency: 

4000 Hz

CH2/CH4 

Frequency:

4001-4150 Hz

Beat 

Frequency:

1-150 Hz

•CH1/CH2 are an Interferential Pair

•CH1: Fixed Frequency (4000 Hz)

•CH2: Adjustable 4001-4150 Hz

•CH3/CH4 are an Interferential Pair

•CH3: Fixed Frequency (4000 Hz)

•CH4: Adjustable 4001-4150 Hz

Modes:
Constant:

Beat Frequency is adjustable from 

1-150 Hz

Sweep 1: 

Beat Frequency Modulates from 1-10 

Hz and back over 12 seconds (6 sec-

ond increase, 6 second decrease)

Sweep 2:

Beat Frequency Modulates from 80-

150 Hz and back over 16 seconds (8 

second increase, 8 second decrease)

Sweep 3:

Beat Frequency Modulates from 1-150 

Hz and back over 20 seconds (10 sec-

ond increase, 10 second decrease.

Premodu

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lated INF 

(Using one 

Channel):

A mixed Interferential Beat Frequency 

will be produced only out of CH 1 

and/or CH 3. 

Tolerance:

 +/- 10% 

        (Data recorded over a 500 OHM resistance load)

NMS – NeuroMuscular Stimulation

 

    

Channels:

4

Waveform:

Symmetrical, biphasic, square
Asymmetrical, biphasic, square

Intensity:  

Continuously adjustable from 

0-120 mA peak

Frequency:

Adjustable 1-120 Hz. A Pulse 

Rate of less than 60 Hz should 

be used if repeated muscle con-

tractions are desired.  A Pulse 

Rate of at least 10 Hz should be 

used if forceful, tetanic muscle 

contractions are desired.

Impulse 

Width: 

Adjustable 50-400 uS

Ramp On

0-10 seconds

On Time:

0-99 seconds

Ramp Off

0-10 seconds

Off Time

0-99 seconds

Output Voltage

0- 60 V

Intensity

0 - 120 mA

1. Constant: 

Use the Constant Mode or a 

Pulse Rate greater than 60 Hz. 

for the relaxation of muscle 

spasms only.  Use of continuous 

stimulation and/or rates above 

the normal physiological range 

(e.g., greater than 60 Hz) could 

lead to rapid onset of muscle 

fatigue, making the device less 

effective in

 

producing repeated 

forceful muscle contractions.

2.Cycled

3.Reciprocat

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ing

 

Nine additional preset programs are 

also offered in the NMS mode of the 

QuadStar ® II:

Therapy 1

35 Hz, 400µs, Symmetrical Bipha-

sic,
CYCLED

Therapy 2

35 Hz, 400µs, Asymmetrical Bipha-

sic
CYCLED

Therapy 3

40 Hz, 400µs, Symmetrical Bipha-

sic,
RECIPROCAL

Therapy 4

40 Hz, 400µs, Symmetrical Bipha-

sic,
CYCLED

Therapy 5

25 Hz, 400µs, Symmetrical Bipha-

sic,
CYCLED

Therapy 6

30 Hz, 400µs, Symmetrical Bipha-

sic,
CYCLED

Therapy 7

50 Hz, 180µs, Symmetrical Biphasic
CYCLED

Therapy 8

20 Hz, 250µs, Symmetrical Bipha-

sic,
CYCLED

Therapy 9

10 Hz, 50µs, Symmetrical Biphasic,
CONSTANT

     (Data was recorded across a 500 OHM resistance load)

TENS

Waveform: 

Asymmetrical Biphasic Square

Pulse Rate 

(Hz):

Adjustable 1-120 Hz

Pulse Width 

(µS):

Adjustable  10-250 µS

Modes:
Constant

Starting Parameters – 120 Hz, 50 

µS. Pulse Rate (Hz) is adjustable 

from 1-120 Hz and Pulse Width (µS) 

is adjustable from 10-250 µS

B (Burst):

Starting Parameters 16 Hz, 50 µS. 

Pulse Width (µS) is adjustable from 

10-250 µS

M (Modula

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tion):

120 Hz, 50 µS.  Pulse Rate (Hz) 

is Adjustable from 1-120 Hz and 

Pulse Width (µS) is adjustable from 

10-250 µS and decreases 50% and 

back to set value over a 10 second 

cycle.

Graphic Symbol Definitions

Refer to oper-

ating  instruc-

tions 

An  IEC  601-1  safety 

standard 

(type BF)

0086

We  herewith  declare  that  the 

above  mentioned  product  meets 

the provisions of the Medical De-

vice Directive

The QuadStar® II is a unique Electrotherapy system incor-
porating the following:
• Three modalities- T.E.N.S. (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve 
Stimulation), N.M.S. (NeuroMuscular Stimulation), and I.N.F. 
(Interferential Stimulation)  
• Three waveforms- Symmetrical Biphasic Square Wave, 
Asymmetrical Biphasic Square Wave, and a Pulsed Sine 

Wave.
• Four channels allowing the use of up to eight electrodes at 
a time
• Pre-programmed and programmable functions
• “Sequential Stimulation” enabling the user to sequence two 
or more modalities for complete treatment
• Patient Lock/Compliance System: enables the practitio-
ner/physician  to lock the parameters for ease of use for the 
patient, and monitor hours of use.
• Timer - to time treatments
• Comes ready to use, with all accessories, and is powered 
by 4 AA batteries or Wall Adapter.

This booklet gives the health practitioner/physician an 
overview of the QuadStar®II device functions. This informa-
tion is offered in condensed format; should you have further 
questions, please consult your health practitioner or physical 
therapist.
The amplitude, pulse rate, pulse width and the mode selec-
tors operate independently of each other, but interact to 
achieve the desired result. As individual  syndromes differ, 

the controls are adjusted to a setting which gives optimal 

comfort and pain relief. 
Amplitude: The amplitude controls the intensity and the 
depth of the pulse. The higher the amplitude, the higher the 
pulse peak and the stronger the pulse. If the electrodes are 
placed over scar or over adipose tissue, care should be taken 
that the amplitude is set at a level that is both effective for 
the patient’s treatment and does not cause the patient any 
discomfort.  Set the QuadStar® II amplitude to the appropri-
ate level according to patient comfort.  There is no benefit to 
painful stimulation.
Pulse Width: The pulse width governs the width of the pulse. 
A comfortable sensation covering the injured area is the 
main purpose of the pulse width. The pulse width has been 
fixed (preset) in the QuadStar® II Interferential Modality.
Pulse Rate: The pulse rate controls the number of pulses 
emitted through the electrode to the skin. 
The pulse rate is also referred to as:
  1. 

Frequency 

  2. 

Cycles per second (c.p.s.)

  3. 

Pulses per second (p.p.s.) 

A Hertz (Hz) is a unit of frequency equal to one pulse per 
second, e.g. 50 Hertz = 50 p.p.s

INTERFERENTIAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:
Turn on the device by pressing the power key (12).
If it is the first time you have turned the device on, the 
“Menu” Screen appears and INF is blinking. If the “Menu” 
screen does not appear, press the “Left Arrow Key” (6) to ac-
cess it.  To choose the INF (Interferential) Modality press the 
Enter Key (7) to select it.
To select another modality press the down key (9) to scroll 
until the desired modality blinks and press the Enter Key (7) 
to select it. (Refer to section on desired modality for further 
instruction).
When INF is selected a sub menu appears displaying 
“CONST” and “SW”
CONST = Constant Stimulation
SW= a pre programmed Sweep mode.  There are three pre 
programmed sweeps in the INF mode. Press the down key 
(9) to scroll through them.  Press the Enter Key (7) when the 
desired mode blinks.

INTERFERENTIAL OPTIONS:
Frequency or “Hz”:  1-150. This is the desired “beat fre-
quency”
Two or Four Channels:
If two channels are chosen, each channel works indepen-
dently and the beat frequency is mixed inside the unit.  This 
is also known as “pre modulated” stimulation. The user 
can choose to utilize only one channel by choosing pre 
modulated stimulation and turning up the amplitude on the 
channel(s) (1 or 3). 
If four channels are chosen, channels 1 & 2 and channels 3 
& 4 work together as a pair, and the beat frequency is cre-
ated when the two waveforms mix inside of the body.  The 
user can choose to use only one interferential pair by turning 
up the amplitude only on channels 1 & 2 only or 3 & 4 only.
Timer: If timed treatment is desired, press the Timer  Key  
(11) and use the Up and Down Arrows (5 & 7) to set the 
desired time from 1-99 minutes. The unit will automatically 
shut off when the timer hits ”0  min”
CONST: If Constant stimulation is chosen, the value for “Hz”  
is blinking. Use the Up and Down Keys (5) and  (9) to set the 
desired amount and then press the Enter Key (7).  
Next, the device prompts the user to choose 2 or 4 channels.  
Use the Up and Down Keys (5 & 7) to change the graphic to 
represent the desired amount of electrodes to be used.
Press the timer key (11) and “0” min blinks. Press the 
Up/Down arrows (5) and (9) to set the desired amount of 
minutes 1-99. 
Use the amplitude keys (1-4) to turn up the amplitude and 
begin stimulation, turn up the amplitude one at a time. The 
unit will not turn up if you press two or more keys at the 
same time.
SW1: If Sweep 1 is chosen, the value for “Hz”  is blinking 
1-10 to demonstrate the beat frequency will sweep between 
1-10. Sweep 1 is used for edema reduction.  This is a preset  
sweep and cannot be changed.
Next, the device prompts the user to choose 2 or 4 channels.  
Use the Up and Down Keys (5 & 7) to change the graphic to 
represent the desired amount of electrodes to be used.
Press the timer key (11) and “0” min blinks. Press the 
Up/Down arrows (5) and (9) to set the desired amount of 
minutes 1-99. 
Use the amplitude keys (1-4) to turn up the amplitude and 
begin stimulation, turn up the amplitude one at a time. The 
unit will not turn up if you press two or more keys at the 
same time.

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