Otto Bock 1C66 Triton, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Further settings
• If required, further settings can be configured with the Galileo™ app
(
Settings
>
Setup
>
Functions
).
• Remove the adapter cover from the prosthetic foot after completion of the dynamic trial fitting
and gait training exercises.
5.2.3.1 Optimising the heel characteristics
The heel characteristics are optimised by using heel wedges. In case the heel strike or heel con­
tact is too soft during the mid-stance phase, the heel can be stiffened by means of a heel wedge.
Two heel wedges are available (transparent=soft, black=hard). Ottobock recommends starting
with the transparent heel wedge.
1) Align the recesses in the heel wedge, in the proximal and posterior directions.
2) Slide the heel wedge into position between the attachment spring and heel spring until it
engages (2325179).
3) To remove the heel wedge, push it out to the side.
►
If the heel wedge has been replaced: Train
the prosthetic foot again in the Galileo™ app
to set the modified behaviour of the prosthetic foot as the reference value.
6 Use
CAUTION
Using stairs
Falls due to slipping or stumbling
► Always use the handrail when using stairs.
NOTICE
Incorrect operation
Functional limitations due to changed settings
► Check the product settings in case of changes.
► Take note of the warning signals.
NOTICE
Contact of the product with a magnet
Functional limitations due to sensor malfunction
► Do not bring the product into contact with magnets.
NOTICE
Using a prosthetic foot that is switched off or in standby mode
Change of running characteristics or faulty operation of appliances/machines due to uninten­
tional positional change
► Do not switch off the prosthetic foot.
► When using a prosthetic foot that is switched off or in standby mode, pay attention to unin­
tentional change of the foot position.
6.1 Functional description
Walking on even surfaces
To make rollover easier, the ankle unit of the prosthetic foot has about 2° of mobility for plantar
flexion and dorsiflexion. Other than that, the prosthetic foot has no expanded rollover function.
The prosthetic foot adapts to different walking speeds. For slow walking, the prosthetic foot sets
slight dorsiflexion. This increases the ground clearance and makes the rollover easier. Fast walk­