ARPWAVE Rx100 User manual

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Accelerated
Recovery
Performance Operations Manual
Table of Contents
Introduction ............................................................... 3
Features & Benefits ............................................... 3
Indications for Use................................................. 3
Training.................................................................. 3
Device Classification & Markings........................... 4
Contraindications, Warnings, & Precautions.......... 5
Cautions ................................................................ 6
ARP Rx100 Specifications.................................... 7
Operation .................................................................. 8
Terminology........................................................... 9
Description of the Operator Controls ..................... 9
Operation of Display Screens .............................. 10
Power Supply / Battery Instructions ..................... 18
Pad Placement Instructions / Techniques........... 20
Sponge and Pad Information ............................... 22
Care & Maintenance ............................................ 23
Service & Parts .................................................... 24
Troubleshooting Guide......................................... 25
Warranty Information ........................................... 28
Exclusive Distributor Of Rx100
ARPwave, LLC
7721 145th St. West
Apple Valley, MN 55124-7516 USA
Phone: [phone]
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www.ARPwave.com
ARP Manufacturing, LLC
7747 E. Southern Ave.
Mesa, AZ 85209 USA
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Introduction
The Accelerated Recovery Performance (ARP) Rx100 provides
solutions to problems associated with traditional electrical
therapeutic stimulation. ARP Rx100 also offers the potential for
applications not possible with traditional methods. ARP Rx100 is
a powered muscle stimulator which introduces electrical signals
to the body through conductive electrode pads to provide
therapeutic treatment for a variety of conditions.
WHAT IS THE
ARP Rx100 ?
ARP Rx100 uses a signal with simultaneous high and low
frequencies as a multi-phase signal with polarity.
It is important for the therapist to understand the advanced
penetration effects.
Features & Benefits
The ARP Rx100 features a blend of two signals: a main pulse
and a background signal. The waveform resulting from these two
elements provides a stimulation of the body area being treated.
Patient participation is another benefit of the treatment system,
resulting in self-directed therapy. Electro-stimulation therapy has
been found to be beneficial for a variety of conditions.
Indications for Use
The ARP Rx100 is restricted for use by or under the order of
a licensed practitioner for the following:
Relaxation of muscle spasms
Prevention and retardation of disuse atrophy
Increase of local blood circulation
Muscle re-education
Maintaining or increasing range of motion of limbs
Training
Application techniques for specific regions of the body are
available through ARPwave Technical Support.
Call [phone] for details.

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Device Classification & Markings
Classification
ARP Rx100 patient electrodes are classified in accordance
with IEC 60601-1 as Type BF applied parts (see Markings
below).
ARP Rx100 is classified as ordinary equipment (not
protected against ingress of water).
ARP Rx100 is not suitable for use in the presence of
flammable anesthetics.
ARP Rx100 complies with the EMC requirements of IEC
60601-1-2.
Markings
The following markings are found on the ARP Rx100:
Marking
Description
Meaning
Attention—Consult
Accompanying
Documents
The operator must read, understand, and follow all instructions in the
accompanying documents, including all warnings, cautions, and precautions,
before using the device.
Type BF Equipment
This symbol indicates that the patient applied parts (electrodes) are Type BF
(floating from electrical ground), which offers a specific level of safety.
Standby/On
The dot indicates that the power switch switches the DC input power ON (•) and
OFF (no symbol) for part of the equipment only.
Note: to disconnect the external power supply input, unplug the AC Mains plug of
the supplied AC Adapter from the AC receptacle.

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Contraindications, Warnings, &
Precautions
Caution: Federal (USA) law restricts this device to
sale by or on the order of a practitioner licensed by
the law of the State in which he or she practices to
use or order the use of the device.
Contraindications
ARP Rx100 should not be used:
On patients with implanted electrical devices
Over known cancers
On pregnant women
Warnings
ARP Manufacturing makes the following warnings:
If you are in the care of a physician, consult with your
physician before using this device.
Do not apply stimulation over your neck because this
could cause severe muscle spasms resulting closure
of the airway, difficulty in breathing, or adverse effects
on heart rhythm or blood pressure.
Do not apply stimulation across the chest because the
introduction of electrical current into the chest may
cause rhythm disturbances to your heart, with could
be lethal.
Do not apply stimulation over painful areas. If you
have painful areas, you should consult your physician
before using this device.
ARP Rx100 should not be used over swollen,
abraded, infected or inflamed areas on skin eruptions,
e.g. phlebitis, thrombophlebitis, or varicose veins. It
should only be used on areas of intact skin.
Do not apply stimulation over, or in proximity to,
cancerous lesions.
Do not apply stimulation in the presence of electronic
monitoring equipment (e.g., cardiac monitors, ECG
alarms), which may not operate properly when the
electrical stimulation device is in use.
Do not apply stimulation when the patient is in the
bath or shower.
Do not apply stimulation while sleeping.
Do not apply stimulation while the patient is driving,
operating machinery, or during any activity in which
electrical stimulation can put the patient at risk of
injury.
Do not use ARP Rx100 with an external power source
during storms.
If ARP Rx100 is used on persons who have
communicable diseases, the sponges should not be
used by, or shared with, other patients.
Precautions
ARP Manufacturing further states that precautions
should be observed in the presence of the following:
Long term effects of chronic electrical stimulations are
unknown.
ARP Rx100 should not be applied trans-cerebrally
(across the head) since the effects of stimulation of
the brain are unknown. Electrodes should not be
placed on opposite sides of the head.
The safety of electrical stimulation during pregnancy
has not been established.
You may experience skin irritation or hypersensitivity
due to the electrical stimulation or electrically
conductive medium.
Adequate precautions should be taken in the case of
persons with suspected or diagnosed heart problems.
Adequate precautions should be taken in the case of
persons with suspected or diagnosed epilepsy.

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Use caution if there is a tendency to bleed internally
following acute trauma or fracture.
After recent surgical procedures muscle contractions
may disrupt the healing process.
Use caution when applying over a menstruating
uterus.
Use caution when sensory nerve damage is present
by a loss of normal skin sensation.
Keep this device out of reach of children.
Use this device only with the leads, electrodes, and
accessories recommended by the manufacturer.
Caution
ARP Manufacturing, LLC further states that caution
should be observed in the presence of the following:
Because of the vasodilation effects of electrical
stimulation, people with unknown conditions (epileptic,
cardiac, cerebral, and vascular conditions, etc.) may
experience untoward effects such as dizziness, nausea,
profuse perspiration, or fainting. If this occurs, cease
application immediately and seek a physician to ascertain
the underlying cause(s) of said untoward effects.
This device should not be used at extreme temperatures
below 32° F (0° C) or above 100° F (38° C) or especially
near fire. If this occurs, the device will need to warm up or
cool off for approximately one hour before it is used again.
The device can be stored at temperatures from 0° F (-18°
C) to 110° F (43° C). Exposure to temperatures outside
this range will void the warranty.
The ARP Rx100 is normally used indoors. It can be used
outdoors but should not be exposed to rain, snow,
condensing fog, or condensing humidity, and should not
be subjected to long-term exposure to direct sunlight.
Adverse Reactions
ARP Manufacturing, LLC makes known the following
adverse reactions:
Patients may experience skin irritation and burns
beneath the stimulation electrodes applied to the skin.
Patients may experience headache and other painful
sensations during or following the application of
electrical stimulation near the eyes and to the head
and face.
Patients should stop using the device and should
consult with their physicians if they experience
adverse reactions from the device.

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ARP Rx100 Specifications
Main Pulse frequency —10 to 999 pulses per second
(PPS); adjustable.
Main Pulse duration —460 µs.
Background Pulse frequency —10 kHz carrier signal.
Background Pulse duration —25 µs.
Output Power —Between 0 and 2.5 watts.
Balance —Output Power can be divided between 2
output channels in any proportion.
Polarity —Direction of electron flow is reversible.
Battery —Lithium-Ion Battery.
External Power Supply —100/240 volts, 50/60 Hz input;
15 volt DC output
The signal generated by the ARP Rx100 consists of a
10 kHz carrier signal (background pulse) that is expressed
continuously over a lower frequency main pulse that can
be varied between 10 and 999 PPS (Hz). Both main and
background pulses have a characteristic RC charge/
discharge spike shape. The effective frequency of the
waveform is 10 kHz, regardless of the PPS setting. When
power is delivered to the patient during an application, the
power output of the ARP Rx100 will be reduced from its
no-load levels in direct proportion to the load impedance
presented by the body of the patient (refer to the following
table).
Maximum Output Voltage vs Load Resistance
Load Resistance
Output Voltage
500 
35 Vrms
2 k
49 Vrms
10 k
62 Vrms
(Note: Divide Output Voltage by Load Resistance to
determine output current.)

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Operation
 Terminology
 Description of the Operator Controls
 Operation of Display Screens
 Power Supply / Battery Instructions
 Pad Placement Instructions / Techniques
 Sponge & Pad Instructions
 Care & Maintenance
 Service & Parts
 Troubleshooting Guide
 Warranty Information
Power Reset Switch
Left Output Jack
Right Output Jack Output Power Dial
On/Off Switch
Function Indicator/Actuator Touch Screen
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Terminology
All special terms or terms with more than one common usage
used in this manual are defined below. This definition as stated in
this section represents the intended meaning of the term
throughout this manual.
Background Only mode —Background pulse stimulation is
present, without Main pulses, when the Duty Cycle is set to
0/on, 1/off and the Duty Cycle indication is BKGD.
Continuous mode —Main pulse stimulation is present at all
times when the Duty Cycle is set to 1/on, 0/off and the Duty
Cycle indication is CONT.
Duty cycle —Variable amount of the time the main pulse is
generated, determined by the Duty Cycle On and Off
settings.
Electrode pads —Pliable, conducting pads used to deliver
electrical energy to the body areas being stimulated.
Description of the Operator Controls
Frequency —Number of main pulses per second.
Intermittent mode —Method of operation when Duty Cycle
is set for less than continuous mode.
Normal mode —Main pulses turn on gradually unless Sub-
second mode is activated.
Polarity —Indicates direction of electron flow.
Power —Effective stimulation intensity, which is determined
by amplitude and frequency.
Sub-second mode —In this mode, Duty Cycle On times of
less than one second can be selected, and Main pulses turn
on immediately instead of gradually.
Power Reset
The Power Reset button serves as an emergency stop button that
can be used to remove power from the output jacks, even if both
the ZERO control and the RESET control fail to do so. Pressing
the power reset button will remove power to the patient by
bringing the power output to zero and bringing the timer to zero.
Power produced by the power supply remains on for the rest of
the circuit, and previously operator-entered values, except time,
remain the same.
Output Power Dial
The output power dial controls the output power of the ARP
Rx100. This dial adjusts the power for any combination of
electrode pads. You must press and release the dial to activate it
before you can adjust the output power. Once the dial is
activated, turning it in a clockwise direction increases the output
power, and turning it counter-clockwise will reduce power. The
faster the dial is turned the faster the increase or decrease of
power is felt. Conversely, by slowing the knob rotation, power will
increase or decrease more slowly. If the dial is not turned for a
period of four seconds, it is automatically deactivated.
Note: You must start the Timer before adjusting output power. If
the Timer is not running, activating and turning the dial will have
no effect.
Power Switch
The on/off power switch is a front panel rocker switch which
connects (•) and disconnects the power produced by the power
supply from the remainder of the circuit. All previously operator-
entered values will reset to default.
Note: The power switch does not isolate the system from the
VAC supply mains. You must unplug the power supply from the
wall outlet in order to isolate the system from the VAC supply

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Operation of Display Screens
Figure 1
Figure 2
All of the remaining control and display functions of the ARP
Rx100 appear on a touch screen display. Control functions are
implemented through touch pad controls. For example, in Figure
1 at left, the square area labeled “ZERO”is a control that is used
to reset the output power to zero. A light touch is sufficient to
activate these touch pad controls.
Some controls will auto-repeat if you press and hold them. For
example, the minutes “+”and “–” controls in the TIMER screen
(see Figure 2, below left, and Figure 3) will auto-repeat when you
press and hold them, allowing you to quickly increase or decrease
time values. Other controls that auto-repeat are the “+”and “–”
controls in the DUTY CYCLE screen (see Figures 5 and 6), the
“+”and “–” controls in the MAIN PULSE FREQUENCY screen
(see Figure 8), and the ◄ and ► controls in the BALANCE
screen (see Figure 9).
Startup Screen
The STARTUP screen (Figure 1 at left) is the first complete
screen to appear after power is turned on. The controls on this
screen can be used as soon as the screen appears. If any of the
five controls in the lower section of the display are pressed, the
corresponding screen will appear. (For example, if the POLARITY
control is pressed, the POLARITY screen will appear.) If no
controls are pressed, the TIMER screen will appear after about 10
seconds with a time value of 00:00 (see Figure 2).
If the STARTUP screen does not appear, and the touch screen
goes blank, the battery does not have enough charge to power
the unit. You must either charge the battery or use the external
power supply (AC adapter). See page 18 for information about
the external power supply, and page 19 for battery charging
instructions.
Note that Sub-second mode (see page 12) is not active when
power is first turned on.
Timer Screen (Zero Time Value)
When the TIMER screen first appears after the ARP Rx100 is
turned on, the Time value is 00:00. As long as the Time value is
00:00, the SYSTEM control appears at the lower right of the
display, the remaining time credits appear at the top of the
screen, and there are no START or RESET controls. The
SYSTEM control is used to activate the SYSTEM screen (see
“SYSTEM CONTROL”on page 11). As soon as the “+”control is
pressed to increase the Time value to a time greater than 00:00,
the SYSTEM control and the remaining time credits disappear,
and the START and RESET controls appear (see Figure 3).
REMAIN
10:00
00 : 00
NORM
500
CONT
00 : 00
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Figure 3
Timer Screen (Non-Zero Time Value)
The timer needs to be set first, since this function allows power to
be delivered to the patient. The Time value may be increased or
decreased in one-minute intervals by pressing the minutes “+”or
“–” controls. (These controls will auto-repeat when you press and
hold them.) The maximum time that the ARP Rx100 accepts is 99
hours and 59 minutes; if the “+”control is pressed again, the Time
value will roll over to “00:00”.
Once some time has been entered, press the START control (at
the upper left in Figure 3) to start the Timer. The START control
changes to STOP when the timer is running, so the same control
is used to stop the Timer (i.e. the timer may be started and
stopped by alternately pressing the “START / STOP”control).
If the Time value needs to be set to zero, press either the RESET
control or the ZERO control, or push the red power reset button
on the front of the machine.
Power cannot be delivered to the patient unless the timer has
been started and the word “OUTPUT”appears under the
OUTPUT POWER indicator. After you start the
Timer you must adjust the output power using the output
power dial, as described on page 9. When the timer reaches
“00:00”, power to the patient leads ceases and the unit resets the
power output setting to zero.
If the ARP Rx100 stops supplying power to the output jacks, it
may be because the time credits have been exhausted. Check
the display of remaining time credits (at the top of the Timer
screen when the Time value is zero). If the displayed time credits
are zero, the SYSTEM screen needs to be activated so that
additional time credits can be requested (see “SYSTEM
CONTROL”below).
If another function is requested, the small TIMER control in the
lower section of the display will stay at the value inputted and also
shows real-time information.
System Control
The SYSTEM control (at lower right in Figure 4 at left) appears
when the machine is first turned on, and whenever the Time value
is zero. Press the SYSTEM control to activate the SYSTEM
screen. The SYSTEM screen is used to activate or deactivate
Sub-second mode, to request additional time credits, and to
restore default machine settings. See “SYSTEM SCREEN”on
page 14 for more information.
Figure 4
REMAIN
10:00
00 : 00
NORM
500
CONT
00 : 00
50/50
09 : 00
0.0
OUTPUT
NORM
500
09 : 00
50/50
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Figure 5
Figure 6
Duty Cycle Screen
The main pulse duty cycle results from the ON time and OFF time
settings in the DUTY CYCLE screen (Figure 5 at left). Press the
DUTY CYCLE control in the lower section of the display (the blue
control at left) to activate this screen. To adjust the main pulse
ON or OFF period, press the corresponding “+”or “–” controls.
(These controls will auto-repeat when you press and hold them.)
In the Normal mode (when Sub-second mode is not active), both
ON and OFF periods may be adjusted from 0 to 20 seconds in 1-
second increments, but you cannot set both ON and OFF to zero
at the same time. For example, you can set the duty cycle for 3/2
(3 seconds ON time and 2 seconds OFF time), and the output will
continuously pulse this way until set to another value. A setting of
1/0 (1 second ON and 0 seconds OFF) will turn the main pulse
ON continuously, indicated by CONT (Continuous mode) in the
DUTY CYCLE control and ON time display (this is the default duty
cycle setting). A setting of 0/1 will turn the main pulse OFF
leaving only the Background pulses, indicated by BKGD
(Background Only mode) in the DUTY CYCLE control and ON
time display.
The DUTY CYCLE screen will stay activated for approximately
ten seconds and will revert to the TIMER screen if not used.
However, the small DUTY CYCLE control in the lower section of
the display will stay at the value inputted.
Sub-Second Mode
When Sub-second mode is active it is possible to select Duty
Cycle ON periods of less than 1 second. OFF periods may be
adjusted from 1 to 20 seconds (but not zero) as described above.
You can select sub-second ON periods of 0.25, 0.50, and 0.75
second, as well as ON periods of 1 to 20 seconds in 1-second
intervals. When Sub-second mode is activated the Duty Cycle ON
period is initially set to 0.25 second. Sub-second mode is
indicated by two exclamation points surrounded by square
brackets, above the DUTY CYCLE control (as shown in Figure 6
at left).
Note that in Sub-second mode you cannot select an ON period of
0 second, so Background Only mode is not available. When the
ON period is 0.25 second and you press the ON “–” control, the
Duty Cycle changes to CONT (Continuous mode) rather than
BKGD (Background Only mode). When the Duty Cycle is CONT,
you must press the ON “+”control to select a non-continuous On
period. You cannot select Continuous mode by selecting an OFF
period of 0 (zero) second.
Because selection of sub-second ON periods requires quicker
switching of Main pulses on and off, Main pulses are turned on
and off immediately in Sub-second mode, rather than turning on
gradually as they are when Sub-second mode is not active.
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Polarity Screen
The POLARITY screen (Figure 7 at left) is used to change the
polarity of the output signal from Normal to Reverse and back, as
needed. Press the POLARITY control in the lower section of the
display to activate this screen. If the polarity of the output is
Normal, for example, press the REVERSE control to reverse the
polarity of the voltage applied to the pads. The output power will
reduce to the “Off”level, then gradually increase back to same
output level (at the opposite polarity) in order to avoid any
unnecessary discomfort to the patient. In Normal polarity the
black pad is negative and the red pad is positive, conforming to
standard electrical conventions. (The default polarity setting is
Normal.)
The POLARITY screen will stay activated for approximately ten
seconds and will revert to the TIMER screen if not used.
However, the small POLARITY control in the lower section of the
display will stay at the value inputted.
Figure 7
Main Pulse Frequency Screen
The MAIN PULSE FREQUENCY screen (Figure 8 at left) is used
to adjust the frequency of the main pulse over a range from 10 to
999 pulses per second (PPS). Press the PULSE FREQ control in
the lower section of the display to activate this screen. The default
setting is 432 PPS. Press the “+”control to increase the main
pulse frequency; press the “–” control to decrease the frequency.
(These controls will auto-repeat when you press and hold them.)
For example, to change the main pulse frequency setting from
500 PPS to 300 PPS, press and hold the “–” control until the
setting equals 300.
The MAIN PULSE FREQUENCY screen will stay activated for
approximately ten seconds and will revert to the TIMER screen if
not used. However, the small PULSE FREQ control in the lower
section of the display will stay at the value inputted.
Figure 8
ARP Rx100 Tip
Before changing polarity, the power level should be lowered,
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Figure 9
Balance Screen
The BALANCE screen (Figure 9 at left) is used to adjust the
relative power delivered to the electrode pad-pairs, and to
balance power between three or four pads. Press the BALANCE
control in the lower section of the display to activate this screen.
The default setting is 50/50 (50% output to the Left channel and
50% to the Right channel). Press the ◄ control to shift more
output to the Left channel; press the ► control to shift more
output to the Right channel. (These controls will auto-repeat when
you press and hold them.) The sum of the Left and Right outputs
must always total 100%, so increasing output to one channel will
decrease it to the other channel by the same amount. For
example, to increase the Left channel output from 50% to 60%
(and reduce the Right channel output to 40%), press the
◄control until the BALANCE screen reads 60/40.
For a two-pad configuration, simply plug the patient cord into
either the Left or Right output jack and press the corresponding
control to increase the output to 100% for that channel.
The BALANCE screen will stay activated for approximately ten
seconds and will revert to the TIMER screen if not used.
However, the small BALANCE control in the lower section of the
display will stay at the value inputted.
System Screen
The SYSTEM screen (see Figure 10 at left) appears when the
SYSTEM control (at lower right in Figure 4) is pressed. The
SYSTEM screen is used to activate or deactivate Sub-second
mode, to request additional time credits, and to restore default
machine settings. The system screen also displays the time
credits remaining (in the upper right part of the screen) as well as
the device serial number and a firmware configuration or version
number (in the lower left part of the screen).
See page 155 for activation or deactivation of Sub-
second mode.
See page 16 for a detailed explanation of the Time
Credit Request process.
See page 17 for restoring default machine settings.
Figure 10
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Activate / Deactivate Sub-second Mode
Figure 11 –System Screen Figure 12 –Duty Cycle Options Screen
Normal
Press the DUTY CYCLE OPTIONS control in the SYSTEM
screen if you wish to activate Sub-second mode. The DUTY
CYCLE OPTIONS screen will appear, as shown in Figure 12 at
right. If you reached this screen in error, simply press the MAIN
control to return to the Timer screen.
When the Sub-second mode is not active, the NORMAL control is
highlighted blue. Press the SUB SECOND control to activate Sub-
second mode, or press the MAIN control to return to the Timer
screen without activating Sub-second mode.
Figure 13 –Duty Cycle Options Screen
Sub-second
When the SUB SECOND control is highlighted blue it indicates
that Sub-second mode has been activated. If you wish to
deactivate Sub-second mode press the NORMAL control. When
Sub-second mode is activated or deactivated as desired, press
the MAIN control…
Figure 14 –Timer Screen
…and the TIMER screen will appear with a Time value of 00:00
(and a symbol above the DUTY CYCLE control if Sub-second
mode is active).
REMAIN
10:00
0.0
00 : 00
[!!]
NORM
500
CONT
00 : 00
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Time Credit Request
Figure 15 –System Screen Figure 16 –Challenge Code Screen
Press the CREDIT REQUEST control to go to the CHALLENGE
CODE screen, to obtain the challenge code for additional time.
Write down the challenge code and press the NEXT control.
(Press BACK if you entered this screen in error.)
Figure 17 –Authorization Code Screen Figure 18 –System Screen
Call ARP and request the number of hours needed, and supply
the challenge code. A 20-digit numeric code will be given to you.
Enter this code (which will appear to the left of the keypad) using
the keypad controls. Press the ENTER control when all 20 digits
have been entered (press ← to backtrack if you enter a digit
incorrectly). The SYSTEM screen will re-appear.
In a few seconds the hours that were requested will appear under
“credits remaining”. Press the MAIN control and the TIMER screen
will appear with a Time value of 00:00 (see Figure 14). You are now
able to continue with the application.
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Restore Default Settings
Figure 19 –System Screen Figure 20 –Confirm Defaults Screen
The SYSTEM screen also provides the ability to return to the
default settings with one touch. Simply press the DEFAULT
SETTINGS control in the SYSTEM screen, and the CONFIRM
DEFAULTS screen appears.
Press the YES control to confirm, and the default settings will be
restored. Press BACK if you don’t want to restore the default
settings.
Figure 21 –Defaults Restored Screen Figure 22 –Timer Screen
The ARP Rx100 displays the DEFAULTS RESTORED screen
when the default settings have been restored. This screen will
remain for a few seconds…
…then the TIMER screen will appear with a Time value of 00:00.
REMAIN
10:00
0.0
00 : 00
NORM
500
CONT
00 : 00
MM SS
50/50
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Power Supply / Battery Instructions
Power Supply
The AC Adapter
1. The power supply operates on 100V-240VAC,
50/60Hz.
2. Do not share the AC outlet with any other power-
consuming equipment, such as a copy machine or
shredder.
3. Do not place any objects on the power cord or power
unit.
4. To disconnect the cord, pull it out by the plug. Never
pull the cord itself.
5. When the AC adapter is not used, unplug it from the
AC outlet.
6. Use only the AC adapter supplied (part number
300769). Do not use any other AC adapter.
7. The AC adapter is for indoor use only and must be
kept away from liquids.
Rear Panel
ARP Rx100 can be powered either by a lithium-ion battery
(part number 306009), or by an external power supply (part
number 300769), both supplied by ARPwave, LLC. No
other power source may be used.
To Use Battery Power:
Slide the ARP lithium-ion battery into the back slot on the
machine. Plug the battery into the female power jack in the
back panel.
If external power is desired, unplug the battery and plug
the external power supply connection into the power jack.
To Recharge Battery:
Remove the lithium-ion battery from the back of the ARP
Rx100 unit by sliding the battery keeper button to the left
and lifting the battery out, and charge it only with the
approved lithium-ion battery charger (part number 003057)
supplied by ARPwave, LLC. Do not attempt to use any
other charger to charge the battery.
See next page for battery care and placement
instructions.
The voltage indicator displays a percentage of voltage available
for use. When the AC adapter power supply is used, the voltage
indicator will always display 100%. When the lithium-ion battery is
used, the percentage of power remaining displayed will stay near
100% until the battery nears depletion, and will suddenly start to
drop at the end of the discharge cycle. The percentage will drop
to a low value (e.g. 10% or so) when the battery is almost
completely discharged. Shortly thereafter, the machine will simply
cease to operate if the battery is not replaced with either another
battery or the AC adapter.
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Battery Charging
Slots on back to receive battery
Battery keeper button
(on top of housing)
Slide battery keeper button to the left, insert battery
pack into slots on back, release the battery keeper
button, and slide battery down until battery keeper
latches.
Position plug into receptacle.
To remove battery, unplug battery from receptacle,
slide battery keeper button to the left, and lift battery
out.
The ARP Rx100 battery charger is designed to charge the
battery completely in about 3 hours. The green charger
light will blink on and off while charging the battery. When
charging is complete the green light will stay on
continuously.
Do not attempt to charge the lithium-ion battery with any
other charger.
Although the battery may be allowed to completely
discharge without harm, ARPwave recommends that, once
the voltage indicator drops to 90%, you charge the battery
as soon as it is convenient (you do not need to interrupt a
treatment session). This is because the battery voltage
stays near 100% until the battery is nearly depleted. At this
point, recharge the battery with the ARP battery charger
and if further ARP Rx100 operation is desired, plug the
ARP Rx100 into the power supply. If the battery is allowed
to discharge completely, the ARP Rx100 will cease to
operate.
These lithium-ion batteries will last for about 300
charge/discharge cycles on average. After 300
charge/discharge cycles installing a new battery is
recommended. Depending upon the frequency of use,
these batteries may last for years with proper use.
Batteries that have reached end of life do not require any
special disposition.
SEE BATTERY FOR ADDITIONAL CAUTIONS
ARPwave, LLC Corporate Offices
7721 145th Street West
Apple Valley, MN 55124-7516 USA
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