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Troubleshooting
Intended Use
When recharging the sensor, use only the AC Adapter
supplied with the system, or the USB power provided by a
computer that complies with IEC 60950-1.
Due to risk of shock: Do not wear the prosthetic limb with
the iPecs Lab sensor attached while it is being charged.
Due to risk of shock: Always disconnect the iPecs Lab
sensor from the charging source prior to putting on the
prosthetic limb.
Do not place the iPecs Lab sensor in a vice or use any
other type of rigid constraint.
Doing so would over compress
the outer cover and severely damage the sensor. Use only the
provided sensor fi xture.
Do not disassemble the iPecs Lab sensor housing or
attempt to remove the battery.
The iPecs Lab sensor is a
non-serviceable unit. Contact College Park Industries Technical
Support for software and hardware issues.
Environmental Use
Do not expose the iPecs Lab System to the following:
temperature extremes, moisture, corrosive materials or debris.
Recharging the sensor battery may only take place when
ambient temperatures are within the charging temperature range
of 0 – 40° C (32 – 104° F). Do not charge in enclosed vehicles or
while the iPecs Lab sensor is exposed to direct sunlight.
Long term battery storage life may be shortened when the
sensor is exposed to ambient temperatures above 25° C (77° F).
Do not store in enclosed vehicles or where the iPecs Lab sensor is
exposed to direct sunlight.
Battery performance may be affected when the sensor is
exposed to ambient temperatures outside its specifi ed operat-
ing temperature of 0 – 60° C (32 – 140° F). Do not operate in
enclosed vehicles or while the iPecs Lab sensor is exposed to
direct sunlight.