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ly (approximately twice a second), indicating that the battery should be
replaced (refer to item 7.2). Otherwise, the manufacturer shall bear no liabil-
ity for incompliance of the SCENAR device performance with the specifica-
tions stated in this Operating Manual.
ATTENTION
! The low voltage sound indication is deactivated
when changing the settings or if there is a skin contact.
5.2.7
If the SCENAR device operates as described above, it is ready
for use. Otherwise, refer to Chapter 8.
5.2.8
Cleaning & Disinfecting: Wipe the outer surface of the
SCENAR device with a cotton swab dampened with 3 % hydrogen perox-
ide solution with the addition of 0.5 % solution of an approved cleaning
liquid. Allow to dry up thoroughly before use.
5.3 SCENAR BASIC
5.3.1
Remove the battery cover and insert the battery observing polarity.
If the battery is installed correctly, a beep sounds and the ‘
’
LED
lights up. Otherwise reset the SCENAR device (refer to item 5.3.2).
ATTENTION!
DO NOT use any power adapters to power the
SCENAR device from the line supply.
5.3.2
The SCENAR device can be reset in case of failure or when it is
required to rapidly choose the default settings:
stimulus energy –
minimal;
‘F1’ mode
–
ON
;
sound indication –
ON
;
keyboard –
unlocked
.
To reset to the default settings
,
press and hold the
‘ ’
and
‘ ’
but-
tons simultaneously (for about 2 sec) until the intermittent audio signal
sounds. The reset to the default settings occurs irrespective of whether the
SCENAR device is turned on or off.
5.3.3 Repeatedly press the
‘
’
button to make sure that the
‘F1’
and
‘F2’
LEDs light up one after another. The selected LED goes out after
2 seconds if no button has been pressed.
5.3.4 Use the
‘ ’
or
‘ ’
buttons to adjust the stimuli energy. This is
accompanied by the LEDs flashing on indicating the energy level:
4
– from minimal energy to 25 %;
4, 5
– from 26 to 50 %;
4, 5, ‘F1’
– from 51 to 75 %;
4, 5, ‘F1’, ‘F2’
– from 76 to 100 %.
