Richmar APT Performer, Руководство по эксплуатации

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3. Adjusting the direction of arm trainer
Before Arm training, the arm trainer can be
be adjusted to 180° using the knobs next
to the handlebar as seen below.
4. Adjusting calf support (Leg training)
The calf supports help protect the
patients legs. Loosen the knob by turning
counterclockwise on the support to adjust
its height, and then tighten to secure once
it is in the desired position.
5. Foot and Calf Straps
• Use the straps to secure the patients
feet and calves to the corresponding
supports.
• Follow the steps in figure below to
secure the feet and adjust the length
of the strap so that it can hold the feet
securely.
CAUTION
Before each leg training, check the
patients feet to ensure they are secure and
in the correct position.
CAUTION
Only put patient’s feet into the pedals
while seated.
DO NOT
put patient’s feet
into the pedals while standing. Hands are
not allowed into the pedals.
6. Arm Straps (if applicable)
If using the hand straps, refer to the
sequence of images below illustrating how
to secure the patient's arms in the straps.
DEFINITIONS OF TRAINING PROGRAMS
Strength Training Program:
Strength training is designed to encourage
the patient to use more force by
introducing periods of increased resistance
during training.
Endurance Training Program:
Endurance Training is designed to
motivate the patient to maintain the state
of active movement through the SET
mileage (distance) without stopping or
switching to Passive Mode.
Symmetry Training Program:
Symmetry Training is designed to
encourage the patient to maintain an even
ratio or balance between the left and right
side or come as close to 50/50 as possible.
Range of Motion (ROM) Training Program:
Range of Motion Training uses passive-
assist training by engaging the motor to
cycle the training handles/pedals while the
patient focuses on range of movement and
to help prevent contractures.
Fine Motor Skills Training Program:
Fine Motor Skills training is designed
to help the patient with hand/eye
coordination to assess the patient's
cognitive and functional movements
by capturing their reaction times and
longevity of sequence.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS