10. Rotate one revolution to ensure that the unit is positioned
correctly. With correct positioning there should be a slight
bend in the knee when the foot is furthest away. This bend
prevents the knee from hyperextending. If the machine is
too close the back of the Foot Plates may touch the front of
the chair or wheelchair; if this is the case, you are too close.
Shut the machine off and adjust the machine accordingly.
Once any adjustments have been made, you are ready to
proceed with your exercise program.
11. Press F/Off/ R switch to restart Machine
12. Relax, sit back and let the machine rotate your legs. If
higher speed is required, adjust Speed Control Switch. If
Active Exercise is desired, refer to page 3 on Biofeedback
display.
13. For best results time should be divided between Forward
and Reverse motion Reverse Motion is achieved by use of
the F/Off/R switch.
14.
15. Remove Foot Straps and unplug from wall.
16 To use as an Arm Exerciser the user must have sufficient
strength to grip the Hand Grip or use the Hand Strap to secure
the hand in place, (Fig.7a & 7b).
17. Lift machine onto a table. Turn the Foot rests over so that
the flat undersurface is facing up. The Hand Grip is on this
surface. The flat surface serves as an arm/shoulder support
to prevent the shoulder sagging during exercise. The long
Arm Strap can be folded back over the wrist/forearm area and
secured to the velcro. If this strap or the Hand Strap is
required, the User will need assistance to operate the
machine. Once hands are in place turn on the machine
The Arms rotate in a circular motion (ergometer style) and
you may use your own upper body strength to assist the
machine.
18. Once the exercise session is complete, turn off the
machine as in item 14 and remove any straps that may have
been required.
To Turn Off,
switch to Off on the F/Off/R switch then Red
On/Off Switch. This will turn off all displays and store the
data from Trip to Total on the touch pad.
It is necessary to
turn off power Switch before turning off Side Mounted
switch or the Trip Data from the current session will not
be stored.
This is useful for people
with short legs or extreme tone/spasm. This permits a
smaller range of movement before working up to full
amplitude/range of motion.
NB. The Crank Arm is provided with an Inner Hole to
allow for a reduced amplitude.
Lifting/Carrying
Handles
Retractile
Cable
Rubber Leg
Tips
Control
Unit
Hand
Grips
Foot
Rest
Foot
Straps
Crank Arm
2 Amplitudes
4.
Fig.5
Arm Rest
Hand Strap
Arm Strap
Fig.6
Fig.7a
Fig. 7b
Control Unit
