gbo HiToP 184 User manual

gbo Medizintechnik AG Version 2.0
High Tone Power Therapy Device
HiToP®184
Instruction manual

2HiToP®184
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Version 2.0
Date of issue December 14th, 2012
Part No. 017-7-0010

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Notations
Times New Roman in type size 11 - descriptions and explanations;
Arial in type size 10
- functions and control keys of the device;
Lucida in type size 10 or 11 - text appears on the display of the device;
marking- text appears on the display next to the soft key.
Warnings and safety precautions
Warning!
Warnings which have to be observed by all means!
Caution!
Observe the instructions for use!
!! Note!
Information that will facilitate your work.
Glossary
Stimulation frequency Frequency with which the frequency band is passed in a cyclic way between the
lower and upper cut-off frequency in the SimulFAMXapplication.
Scan range Range between the upper and lower cut-off frequency. If the lower and upper cut-
off frequency have got the same quarter tone, this range can be indicated in
octaves.
Softkey A softkey is a key with context-sensitive meaning.

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Contents
1 INTRODUCTION 7
1.1 Intended Use 7
1.2 Note concerning the operating personnel 7
1.3 Device description 7
1.4 Operating concept 8
1.4.1 Ergonomic control panel 8
1.4.2 Indication menu 8
1.4.3 Display 8
1.5 Optical and acoustical user support 8
1.5.1 Optical user support 8
1.5.2 Acoustical user support 8
1.6 View of HiToP184 9
1.7 Short instructions SimulFAM®i10
1.8 Short instructions SimulFAM®X11
2 START OF OPERATION 12
2.1 Transport and installation 12
2.2 Connection and switch-on 12
2.2.1 Voltage selection and fuses 13
2.3 Placing out of operation 13
2.4 Settings 14
2.4.1 The main menu 14
2.4.2 Basic and unit settings 14
2.4.3 Modification of the unit settings 15
2.4.4 Modification of the basic settings 16
2.4.5 Cable Check 18
2.5 Intensity monitoring 18
2.5.1 Intensity monitoring active 19
2.5.2 Deactivate intensity monitoring 20
3 DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTION 21
3.1 Description of the contents of display 21
3.1.1 General view 21
3.1.2 Detail view 22
3.2 Operating notes 22
3.2.1 Menu key 22
3.2.2 Softkey 23
3.2.3 Channel keys 23
3.2.4 Intensity regulator 23
3.2.5 Modification knob 24

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3.2.6 SimulFAMX/ Change slope 24
3.2.7 Surge parameters 24
3.2.8 Setting of the surge parameters 24
3.2.9 Keep therapy frequency constant 25
3.2.10 Therapy time 25
3.3 CD module 26
3.4 Instructions for use of the CD module 26
4 THERAPY 27
4.1 Therapy with SimulFAMi27
4.2 Therapy with SimulFAMX28
4.3 Indication menu 29
4.3.1 Operating steps for the selection from the indication menu, if necessary, multiple therapy 29
4.4 Effects menu 31
4.4.1 Programs of the Effects menu 32
5 PROGRAMMING OF PATIENT UNIT 37
5.1 Therapy I 37
5.2 Therapy II / Therapy III 38
5.2.1 Selection "without" 39
5.2.2 Selection of channel I, channel II, channel III , channel IV 40
5.2.3 Selection SimulFAM®X40
5.2.4 Selection nerve block 42
6 ELECTRODES 43
6.1 Hints for self Adhesive Electrodes 43
6.2 Electrode positioning 44
6.3 Multiple logitudinal (whole-) body treatments in parallel 45
7 BEHAVIOR IN CASE OF FAILURES 46
8 MAINTENANCE 47
8.1 Safety controls 47
8.2 Disposal of the device and the accessories 47
8.3 Cleaning, disinfection and care 48
8.3.1 Cleaning the Device 48
8.3.2 Cleaning the Elastic Straps 48
8.3.3 Cleaning the Electrodes 48
8.3.4 Disinfecting the Electrodes 48
9 WARNINGS AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 49
9.1 Contraindications 50
10 EXPLANATION OF THE SIGNS USED 51