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OMNICYCLE®
Active–Assisted Rehabilitation System
User Manual
Revised 05.14.2013
Part No. 29006005 Rev 3
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OMNICYCLE®
ACP manufactures a premier line of rehabilitation technologies to assist health care professionals with improved
outcomes and quality-of-life for Patients. The ACP product line includes Pain Control Systems, Muscle Stimulators,
Interferential Therapy, Therapeutic Ultrasound, Pulsed Shortwave Diathermy devices, and advanced Therapeutic
Exercise Systems. Our MEGAPULSE®, NEUROPROBE®, OMNISTIM®, OMNISOUND®, OMNIBAND®,
OMNITEST®, OMNICYCLE®,and OMNIVR®represent the most recent world wide advances available for
therapeutic application of electromedical devices and other rehabilitation technology.
ACP is internationally recognized for its contribution to research in the development of medical applications for
therapeutic rehabilitation. The Company sponsors and conducts research at leading health care institutions and major
universities throughout the world. This new medical frontier holds great promise and opportunity, which will result
in substantial advancements in the health care industry and for ACP.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INDICATED USE..............................................................................................................................................1
PRECAUTIONS.................................................................................................................................................2
THE OMNICYCLE®.........................................................................................................................................3
Delivery of the Omnicycle®........................................................................................................................3
Introduction.................................................................................................................................................3
Controls and Functions...............................................................................................................................4
Basic Operational Sequence........................................................................................................................5
Setting up the Exercise Program.................................................................................................................6
Setting up the Exercise Program – Lower Extremity..................................................................................6
Setting up the Exercise Program – Upper Extremity ..................................................................................7
OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES......................................................................................................................8
Exercise Program Planning.........................................................................................................................8
Correct Posture............................................................................................................................................8
Active and Assisted Exercising...................................................................................................................8
Muscle Hypertonia/Spasms.........................................................................................................................8
Control Panel with Color Screen.................................................................................................................9
Cycle Features and Adjustments...............................................................................................................11
INFECTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT AND PRINCIPLES OF USE.....................................................15
Definitions.................................................................................................................................................15
Universal Precautions – Body Substance Isolation...................................................................................15
Cleaning/Disinfecting of the Omnicycle®.................................................................................................15
Cleaning and Low Level Disinfection ......................................................................................................15
Intermediate Level Disinfection and Barriers...........................................................................................15
Use of Barriers – Intermediate Level Disinfection....................................................................................16
OMNICYCLE®PROGRAM MENU .............................................................................................................17
Full Program Menu...................................................................................................................................18
Description of Omnicycle®Functions.......................................................................................................18
TROUBLESHOOTING ..................................................................................................................................23
Preventive Maintenance and Good Operating Practices...........................................................................24
Service Center...........................................................................................................................................24
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................................................25
OMNICYCLE®STANDARD AND OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES.............................................................26
Infection Control Supplies ........................................................................................................................27
STANDARD LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY .....................................................................................28
Warranty Coverage...................................................................................................................................28
Warranty Exclusion...................................................................................................................................28
Warranty Period........................................................................................................................................28
Warranty Validation..................................................................................................................................28
Return of Defective Equipment ................................................................................................................29
APPENDIX - ILLUSTRATED OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE..................................................................30
Procedure for Quick Start-Up ...................................................................................................................30
Submenu operation ...................................................................................................................................32
Obtaining Exercise Session Analysis........................................................................................................36

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INDICATED USE
CAUTION: The Omnicycle®is therapeutic exercise equipment and not a medical instrument for
diagnostic purposes.
Please note that Accelerated Care Plus cannot provide medical advice. If you have specific
medical questions, please contact your healthcare professional.
The Omnicycle®is classified as powered exercise equipment intended for medical purposes, such as to redevelop
muscles, or restore motion to joints, or for use as an adjunct treatment for obesity.
The Omnicycle®can be used both as a leg exerciser and as an upper body exerciser. It is suitable for assisted
exercise as well as active therapeutic exercise.
•Using the Omnicycle®as a leg exerciser:
The patient sits on a chair or wheel chair. The Omnicycle®stands on the floor in front of the patient. If
possible the wheelchair footrests should be removed. The feet are fixed in the Omnicycle®footrests and
may be further secured by the calf supports (optional feature) or the foot retainer pads (optional feature).
The Omnicycle®is then started from the control panel.
•Using the Omnicycle®as an upper body exerciser:
The patient sits on a chair or wheel chair. The Omnicycle®stands on the floor in front of the patient. The
feet are placed on the wheelchair footrests. The upper body exerciser is adjusted to the correct height and
reach. The arms are fixed to the exercising handles, armrests to (optional feature) or Tetra-handles
(options). The Omnicycle®is then started from the control panel.
The Omnicycle®is specifically recommended for persons with the following conditions:
•Post stroke
•Multiple sclerosis
•Nerve injury
•Parkinson’s Disease (especially upper extremity)
•Post-operative joint replacement Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA), Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA), Shoulder,
Upper Extremity (UE)
•Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
•Patients too weak or unbalanced to use a regular cycle
•Muscle disuse atrophy

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PRECAUTIONS
CAUTION: The Omnicycle®is therapeutic exercise equipment and not a medical instrument for
diagnostic purposes.
Please note that Accelerated Care Plus cannot provide medical advice. If you have specific
medical questions, please contact your healthcare professional.
•Do not operate this device until the User Manual, including all Precautions, have been carefully read and
understood.
•Start with an initial exercise session of no longer than 15 minutes at a low load. Gradually increase the length
and intensity of subsequent sessions to suit the patient’s individual capabilities and load level.
•Caution should be used for patients with suspected or diagnosed cardio pulmonary conditions. Pay attention to
heart rate limits and cardio pulmonary symptoms.
•Caution should be used in the presence of recent surgical procedures, fractures or healing bone and soft tissue
when muscle contraction may disrupt the healing process. Ensure that Range of Motion (ROM) and load limits
are respected.
•Caution should be taken with patient exhibiting psychological or physical hypersensitivity to the therapeutic
treatment. Several attempts should be made to place them at ease so that their confidence and cooperation can
be gained during the treatment.
•The Omnicycle®is designed to be used in a sitting position only. Never stand on the foot rests with the full
weight of your body. The feet must not be placed in the foot rests during an upper body exercising session.
•The greater the distance between the Omnicycle®and the patient’s seat/wheelchair, the more the knee, hip and
UE joints are placed in extension. Start at a closer distance to avoid overextending the joints while providing the
appropriate ROM.
•In cases of partial paralysis, spasticity or instability of the legs or arms, use the Omnicycle®with the optional
calf or arm supports. For the Lower Extremity (LE) adjust the pedal length as required. Consider using the
spasm control feature.
•If the Omnicycle®is used by a patient in a wheelchair, use a wheelchair bracing/stabilizing device to prevent
accidental tip-over during exercise.
•Children must be constantly supervised when exercising on the Omnicycle®. Never leave the Omnicycle®
unsupervised when children are present.
•If the Omnicycle®is damaged/faulty or if it produces abnormal noises or odors, stop the exercising session
immediately, unplug the power cord and contact an ACP service technician.
•A potential electric shock hazard exists once the device outer casing has been in part, or fully, removed. Only
qualified service personnel should perform service and repairs. Warranty will be voided if the outer casing has
been removed or tampered with.
•Only connect the Omnicycle®to a properly grounded power outlet using a hospital grade cable.

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THE OMNICYCLE®
Delivery of the Omnicycle®
Upon receipt of your Omnicycle®, inspect the shipping container and contents for any obvious or concealed damage.
All ACP products are packaged carefully for rapid, safe delivery. We guarantee delivery in perfect condition to the
postal or delivery services. However any damage or loss incurred during transportation or delivery is the Postal or
Delivery Company’s responsibility. If damage or loss to the product and/or container is obvious or suspected,
appropriate notation must be made on the signed freight bill at the time of delivery. All damage claims should be
promptly filed with the delivering carrier and must be initiated by the addressee where the package was to be
delivered. Retain the original shipping container and inserts for validation of damage claim or use at a later date.
Unpack and check all accessories. A list of enclosed accessories is provided with each unit to assist you in
identification of the type and number of accessories.
Transporting
The Omnicycle®is equipped with transport wheels. To move the unit, tip it and push it in front of you or pull it
behind you. You can also pull the Omnicycle®closer to you when sitting in a chair/wheelchair so as to obtain the
best distance from the machine when exercising. Tip the Omnicycle®towards the patient’s chair/wheelchair so that
it is balancing on its wheels. Then pull it towards you until it is at the right distance. The wheels are not suitable for
moving the unit over uneven surfaces. The Omnicycle®must be carried up or down stairs or steps. This requires at
least two persons.
Switching the Omnicycle®On/Off
If the screen is not illuminated, the Omnicycle®is in stand-by mode. Press any button to switch the Omnicycle®to
normal operating mode. The screen will light up and, following a self-test lasting about 5 sec., the Omnicycle®is
ready for use. By pressing the green “START” button on the control pad, you can start the Omnicycle®and begin
exercising. Pressing the “STOP” button on the control pad during an exercising session pauses the exercise
program. Pressing the button a second time ends the exercising session and the session analysis is displayed.
Pressing and holding the “STOP” button (for at least 5 sec.) sets the Omnicycle®to stand-by mode – the screen
illumination switches off.
NOTE: The purpose of this manual is to acquaint you with the Omnicycle
®
operating features and
functionality. Please read the manual carefully before attempting to operate the Omnicycle
®
. If questions
remain unanswered, contact your ACP sales representative, Clinical Program Manager, or call 1-800-350-
1100. Outside the USA call 1-775-685-4000.
Introduction
The Omnicycle®is designed to be used for assisted (where the user’s limbs are moved by the machine) and active
(where the power is provided by the user) therapeutic exercise. Gradual transition from assisted to active is possible
as the user gains power/mobility.
The Omnicycle®offers lower extremity exercise, as well as upper extremity exercise.
The Omnicycle®biofeedback function provides for visual feedback of Lower Extremity torque or resistance. It is
used for decreasing spasticity, or muscle spasms, or to improve Lower Extremity right-to-left synergy and motor
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Controls and Functions
A. Control panel with screen
B. Exercising handles
C. Crank on upper body exerciser
D. Locking screw with knurled knob for adjusting reach of upper body exerciser
E. Locking screw with knurled knob for adjusting height of handlebar/upper body exerciser
F. Calf support
G. Footrest
H. Crank with variable length settings
I. Omnicycle®stand with transport wheels
J. Transport wheels
K. Control panel inclination adjuster
L. USB interface for control panel
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Power Supply Operation
The Omnicycle®is a line-power only device. Use only a 110 Volt wall outlet with a Medical Grade power cord.
Connect the Omnicycle®to the power outlet socket using the provided power cord. The Omnicycle®is then ready
for use. It can be started from the control panel.
Basic Operational Sequence
When the cycle is in STAND-BY mode, the Omnicycle®can be activated by pressing any button on the control
panel. The screen will light up. During a self test, which lasts about five (5) seconds, the welcome screen is
displayed, followed by the system version screen. After the self test, the unit will display the following start screen:
The Omnicycle®is now ready for use. Pressing the START button at this point will start the exercise session with
the basic default settings, with the pedals going at 10 rpm in assisted exercise mode. When the patient pedals at a
higher speed, the cycle will change to active exercise mode.
By pressing the STOP button once during the exercise session, the Omnicycle®will pause. It will resume the same
session when the START button is pressed. If the STOP button is pressed twice, the exercise session will end, and
the display will then show the exercise session data.
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Duration: 15:00 min
Distance: 0,0 km
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Setting up the Exercise Program
Determine whether upper or lower extremity exercise is indicated:
•Each has a separate motor.
•They cannot be used simultaneously.
•Operation is selected on the main run screen of the system (the display
shows a foot I a pedal, or a hand).
•The system defaults to the Neuro mode of operation unless this has
been changed in the program selection menu.
•If your Omnicycle®is equipped with wheelchair chocks, ensure the
wheelchair is blocked and stabilized per top right drawing.
Additionally make sure that the wheelchair wheel locks are applied.
•If your Omnicycle®is equipped with the new restraint straps, ensure
the hooks are correctly fixed to the chair such that the chair is unable
to tip. See picture to the right.
Setting up the Exercise Program – Lower Extremity
Use the assisted entry feature if needed to help position the patient (press the foot/pedal button).
•Cycle moves each pedal to a position where it is easy to put the
patient’s feet in place.
•Push the Assisted Entry button and wait until the footrest has rotated
to its lowest position, then place the foot.
•Repeat for the other foot.
•Secure the calf support belts when the foot is in the upper position.
Next, fit the patient and check clearances.
•In cases of contracture or in order to limit joint movement, adjust the LE pedal length. This can be done for
each side independently. Remove the patient’s foot from the pedal. Do not adjust when the motor is
running. Make sure the pedal is tight using the locking screw.
•Rotate the footrests by hand (without the motor) through one full revolution with the patient’s feet in
position and the legs strapped-in to ensure that the cranks can move freely, that the crank length is correctly
set and that movement of the legs is not restricted.
Next, adjust the handlebar, if needed.
•Set the height of the handlebar/upper body exerciser so that the
patient’s thighs cannot come in contact with the handlebars at any
point during the LE pedal rotation.
•To adjust the height, undo locking screw knob on support tube; adjust
height and re-tighten knob. Make sure it is fully tightened.
•The handlebars should not be used as a support for standing. The
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Ensure that patient can comfortably grip the handle. The straight handle should be used when performing Lower
Extremity exercise. Rotate the patients legs through one complete revolution to verify that there are no restrictions
or pinch points before beginning the exercise program.
NOTE: Do not pause the treatment to place another patient as the Omnicycle®will pick up where the previous
exercise paused.
•To change the handles, depress the pin on the handle. The armrest or handles can then be removed. On
replacement, the new handles will automatically snap into place. Make sure the handles are securely in
place before use.
•Use optional armrests for patients with limited mobility. Make sure the patient’s arms are comfortably
secured.
Setting up the Exercise Program – Upper Extremity
Ensure that the patient can comfortably grip the handle.
•Use the optional armrest (pictured above) for patients with limited mobility. Make sure the patient’s arms
are comfortably secured.
•To change the handles, depress the pin on the handle (pictured above). The armrest or handles can then be
removed. On replacement, the new handles will automatically snap into place. Make sure the handles are
securely in place before use.
•Rotate the handles by hand (without the motor) through one full revolution with the patient’s arms in
position and the legs comfortably placed on the floor or wheelchair supports. Ensure that the cranks can
move freely, and that movement of the arms is not restricted.

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OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES
Exercise Program Planning
The frequency and duration of exercise sessions on the Omnicycle®should be individually planned and prescribed
as appropriate to the patient’s condition. Regular exercising with the Omnicycle®is extremely important if
improvements in mobility, strength and endurance, are to be achieved. Short but frequent sessions are better than
long strenuous ones. Start with sessions of no more than 15 minutes of continuous exercise. Always start with a
period of gentle assisted exercise and then progress to light, active exercising with a low resistance setting. The
length of the session, the speed, the amount of active exercising and the resistance can be gradually increased a
small amount at a time. You can also schedule several exercise sessions a day – always providing that no negative
cardio-pulmonary symptoms occur and that the physical capabilities of the patient are not exceeded. The intensity
of the therapy is correct if the strength, endurance and mobility gradually improve and the patient feels well.
Correct Posture
Always make sure that the patient’s posture is optimized when exercising with the Omnicycle®. The greater the
distance between the Omnicycle®and the patient’s chair/wheelchair, the more the knee and hip or elbow and
shoulder joints are stretched. Therefore, you should start the exercise program with the Omnicycle®positioned at the
appropriate distance from the patient’s chair/wheelchair to insure comfortable range of motion.
Active and Assisted Exercising
Assisted exercising means that the patient’s limbs are moved by the Omnicycle®without any effort on the part of
the patient. The movement is provided by the Omnicycle®.
NOTE: For bariatric patients, or those with larger limbs, the motor power may need to be increased.
When first switched on, the Omnicycle®always starts with an assisted exercising phase with a preset resistance and
speed. When the patient starts actively exercising with the same motion, the Omnicycle®automatically changes over
to active exercising mode.
Active exercising means that the patient uses his/her own efforts and energy to turn the machine’s cranks against a
set resistance level. There are several different ways in which the patient can set up the machine for active
exercising:
•Set resistance: the patient exercises against a set resistance level which does not change with speed.
•Set power: the patient works at a constant power output level (measured in watts). The resistance is
automatically adjusted and stays constant at any pedaling speed.
•Heart rate limit: the patient exercises at a constant power until the heart rate limit is reached. If the
patient’s heart rate rises above the set limit, the resistance is automatically lowered.
Muscle Hypertonia/Spasms
Muscle hypertonia can be effectively reduced by gentle and even movement on the Omnicycle®. The distance
between the Omnicycle®and the patient’s chair/wheelchair should be minimized to reduce spasticity. If this is
combined with an upright sitting position and a short crank length, a reduction in the muscle hypertonia and
spasticity can be observed within a short time. This effect may last for several hours past treatment.
The exercise program should be established so as to achieve the correct “degree” of hypertonia reduction. If a
spasm occurs while exercising, the electronic circuitry of the Omnicycle®detects it and immediately stops the motor
– assuming the anti-spasm function has been activated (factory setting). The type of spasm suffered by most
patients is an “extension spasm”. On occurrence of an extension spasm, the Omnicycle®stops and then continues to
rotate forwards after a short delay. That forward rotation stretches the muscles and allows the spasm to recede. In
the event of the less common type of spasm, the “flexion spasm,” the Omnicycle®rotates backwards after a spasm
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Control Panel with Color Screen
The color screen always shows all important settings and exercising session data. The basic start screen view shows
the following information:
A. Resistance level: shows the exercise resistance level on a scale from 1 - 15 or the set power level from 0 –
80 watts. You can change the setting before or during the exercising session by pressing the + and –
buttons. The following settings are possible:
•Resistance (Neuro mode): In Neuro exercising mode you can set the resistance level. The current
resistance level is shown on a scale from 1 to 15. The maximum resistance depends on the preset
motor power and has a maximum level of 22 Nm. The resistance can be increased by pressing the +
button. To increase the resistance one increment at a time, press and release the button. The resistance
can be reduced by pressing the – button and has a minimum setting of zero. If you press and hold the
+ or – button, the setting increases/decreases continuously up/down to the maximum/minimum. The
set resistance remains constant at all speeds. A higher cadence means a higher power output.
•Power setting in watts (Ortho/Cardio mode): in Ortho and Cardio exercising modes exercising is
based on a power output setting (up to a maximum of 80 watts). The power level is set by pressing the
+ or – button. The Omnicycle®automatically modulates the resistance level according to the pedaling
speed so that the set power is achieved.
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Power: 0Watt
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B. Anti-spasm function: this is active if the symbol is solid red or inactive if the symbol is white. The button
next to the symbol changes the setting. The spasticity detection function on the Omnicycle®protects
spastic patients or those with sensitive bones or joints from undue stresses. Pressing the button switches
spasticity detection on or off. When the function is active, the symbol is shown in solid red. If the
Omnicycle®detects a spasm, it stops immediately. The display indicated “SPASM”. After a pause of about
5 sec. the machine continues at an assisted exercising speed 5 rpm lower. When in Neuro mode, the
settings can be adjusted from: Fine, Medium and Rough.
C. Leg/Upper body exercise selector. The active option is shown. Change the setting as required before
starting the training session press the button next to the symbol. Only possible if an upper body exerciser is
fitted.
D. Stop button - stops the exercising session. Pressing once pauses the exercising session. Pressing a second
time ends the exercising session and displays the analysis for the last session.
E. Remaining session time – displays the time remaining in the current exercise session.
F. Distance completed – displays the distance (in km) for the current exercise session.
G. Start button - starts the exercising session with an initial speed of 10 rpm and starts recording a new
session analysis.
H. Assisted entry. Activate/deactivate assisted entry mode by pressing the button next to the symbol. If
assisted entry mode is active the symbol is red.
I. Direction of rotation. Change the setting before or during an exercising session by pressing the button
next to the symbol. The current direction of rotation is indicated by the solid arrow. Pressing the button
reverses the direction of rotation. A change of direction is always performed with a smooth transition. All
other parameters (speed, motor power, arm/leg exerciser, spasticity detection) remain the same.
J. Speed: when exercising actively, this shows the actual speed of rotation of the cranks; when exercising in
assisted mode, the preset speed is displayed, which is the speed of the motor. The speed can be increased
by pressing the + button. To increase the speed one increment at a time, press and release the button. If you
press and hold the + or – button, the speed increases/decreases continuously up/down to the maximum/zero.
An exercising session always starts with a speed of 10 rpm. Me maximum speed setting in assisted mode is
60 rpm.
K. Power output: only shown when exercising actively; indicates power output in watts (Neuro mode) or
energy consumption in kcal (Ortho mode).
L. Heart rate: shows a heart rate and a green heart symbol if the heart rate sensor is connected and supplying
a good heart rate signal. If the signals are weak, the heart symbol is red. If no heart rate sensor is connected,
the heart symbol is grey.
Additional notes:
Assisted entry - You can use the assisted entry function to move each pedal to an easy position for getting the feet in.
•Press and release the button and wait until the footrest has moved to the easy entry position (crank at lowest
position).
•Place the first foot in the footrest that is at the bottom.
•Press the button again and wait for the other footrest to move to the easy entry position.
•Now secure the first foot in the footrest at the top and then place the second foot in the footrest at the
bottom.
•Press the button again and wait for the footrests to reach the first position again. Now secure the second
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Changing the session time - When an exercising session is in progress, two buttons for changing the session time
are shown at the bottom left and right of the screen. Pressing the + button increases the session time. To increase the
session time in one second increments, press and release the button. Pressing and holding the + or – button
increases/decreases the session time continuously up/down to the maximum/minimum.
Start/Stop - When in stand-by mode, the Omnicycle®is activated by pressing any button. The screen then lights
up. Following a self-test lasting about 5 sec. the Omnicycle®is ready for use. Pressing the START button then starts
an exercising session with the basic settings. The Omnicycle®starts at a speed of 10 rpm. By actively turning the
cranks at a speed greater than that of the motor, you can change over to active exercising at any time. You can
pause an exercising session in progress by pressing the STOP button once and resume it by pressing the START
button. Pressing the STOP button twice during an ongoing exercise session ends the session.
The display then shows the analysis for that exercise session.
Cycle Features and Adjustments
Footrests
The footrests are designed for exercise with or without shoes. The feet can be securely fixed in the footrests with
the Velcro straps provided. To do so, pull the Velcro strap over the top of the foot to the outer side of the footrest
and press it against the Velcro strip. Before every exercising session, check that your feet are correctly positioned in
the footrests and are securely held by the Velcro straps.
Adjusting Crank Length, Adjustable Cranks
The Omnicycle®has been fitted with adjustable cranks. Thus the degree of movement can be adjusted individually
to suit each patient’s mobility.
•Switch off the Omnicycle®by pressing the “STOP” button.
•Remove the foot from the footrest.
•Undo the locking screw.
•Slide the footrest along the crank to the desired position and firmly tighten the locking screw.
•Adjust the opposite crank in the same way.
Make sure that both cranks are set to the same length (the cranks are marked with a scale). In certain cases, it may be
beneficial to have different crank lengths on each side (e.g. if the patient’s legs are different lengths or have different
degrees of mobility). For leg-amputee patients it may be necessary to completely remove one of the footrests. To do
so, undo the locking screw far enough to be able to slide the footrest together with the sliding adjuster off the end of
the crank.
Calf Supports
The calf supports help to secure the legs in cases of paralysis. They are connected to the footrests by a pivoting joint
so as not to impair movement of the ankles.
•Adjust the height of the calf supports so that the cups fit around the calves. Secure the lower legs with the
Velcro straps.
Patients who are secured to the Omnicycle®by the Velcro straps must always be supervised.
Foot Retainer Pads
The foot retainer pads allow the feet to be secured in the footrests quickly, safely and in many cases by the patient:
•Fold the foot retainer forwards.
•Place the foot in the footrest.
•Fold the foot retainer back again.

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Adjusting the Handlebar
If you wish to exercise actively but suffer from muscle hypertonia or a lack of abdominal stability, the handlebar
provides extra stability and balance. You can adjust the handlebar position to suit your individual size and sitting
position.
•Undo the knurled-knob locking screw on the support tube.
•Adjust the handlebar to the desired height and firmly retighten the knurled knob. Make sure that the
handlebar support post is inserted to a depth of at least 4 inches in the support tube. The post has a line
marking the minimum insertion depth.
•If you wish to adjust the reach of the handlebar, you must undo the eight screws a small amount using the
tool supplied.
•Move the handlebar to the desired position and then retighten the screws. The handlebar position should be
set so as to obtain as upright an exercising position as possible.
Adjusting the Omnicycle®Stand
The Omnicycle®can be given greater stability by extending the “T” stand. This is
useful for upper body exercising in particular.
•Tip the Omnicycle®on its rear bottom edge.
•Undo the two fixing screws using the tool supplied.
•Extend the exerciser stand taking care not to exceed the maximum
extension marked on the stand (5 inches).
•Retighten the fixing screws.
•Tip the Omnicycle®forwards again into its normal position. To level the
Omnicycle®on an uneven floor, the rubber feet on the exerciser stand can
be adjusted.
•Undo the lock-nut with an open-ended spanner (size 0.5 inches) and
unscrew the rubber foot until the Omnicycle®stands firmly.
•Retighten the lock-nut.
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Adjusting the Upper Body Exerciser
The upper body exerciser for the Omnicycle®can be adjusted to suit the size and sitting position of the patient.
The upper body exerciser should be adjusted so as to obtain as upright an exercising position as possible.
Adjusting the Height
•Undo the knurled-knob locking screw on the support tube.
•Adjust the upper body exerciser to the desired height and firmly retighten the knurled knob. Make sure that
the support post of the upper body exerciser is inserted to a depth of at least 4 inches in the support tube.
The post has a line marking the minimum insertion depth. The upper section should be adjusted to a height
at which the knees cannot hit the upper body exerciser at any point.
Adjusting the Reach
The ideal reach setting for the upper body exerciser is one at which the arms are not quite fully straightened when
the Omnicycle®handles are at their furthest position from the body.
•Undo the knurled-knob locking screw on the underneath of the upper body exerciser a small amount.
•Adjust the reach of the upper body exerciser as required.
•Retighten the knurled-knob locking screw.
When using the upper body exerciser, make sure that the Omnicycle®stand is extended at least 4 inches.

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Adjusting Handles for Upper Body Exerciser
The exercising handles offer a variety of holding positions for the hands. The exercising handles should only be used
for upper body exercising if the patient is capable of gripping them sufficiently well and securely. The exercising
handles are easy to remove from the spindle on the crank. To do so, press in the locating pin with your thumb and
pull the exercising handle off the spindle. Repeat the operation with the other second exercising handle. To refit the
exercising handle, press in the locating pin on the exercising handle and carefully slide the exercising handle onto
the spindle on the crank as far as the stop. Now release the locating pin. The exercising handle should perceptibly
snap into position.
Adapter Handles
The adapter handles convert the upper body exerciser into an upper section with handlebars in a few simple
operations.
•Locking the cranks
– Turn the arrester knob a quarter turn and then let go of it.
– Turn the cranks to a horizontal position so that the arrester knob audibly engages.
It should not be possible to turn the cranks. To unlock the cranks, pull the arrester knob downwards,
turn it a quarter turn and let it go.
•Fitting the adapter handles
– Press in the locating pin on the exercising handle and pull the exercising handle off the spindle.
– Press in the locating pin on the adapter handle and slide it onto the spindle on the crank.
– Release the locating pin and push the adapter handle as far as the stop. The locating pin should audibly
snap into position.
The adapter handles are not designed to support the full weight of the body or for carrying the Omnicycle®.
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Adjusting the Position of the Control Pad
The position of the control pad on the Omnicycle®upper body exerciser can be adjusted to suit the size and sitting
position of the patient.
•Undo the screws on both sides of the upper body exerciser a small amount.
•Adjust the control pad to the desired position and firmly retighten the screws.
For transportation, the control pad can be folded back/down completely.
•Completely unscrew the screws on both sides of the upper body exerciser.
•Fold the control pad fully back/down.
•Refit the screws to fix the control pad in position for transportation.
Armrests
The armrests are a useful option for helping patients with symptoms of paralysis, hypertonia, muscle spasms or lack
of hand/arm mobility to obtain a secure hold. Armrests can and should be individually adjusted. Combinations of
armrests or the use of only one armrest is possible. Adjustment by a clinician is essential. Elastic Velcro straps allow
the forearms to be secured in the armrests.
You can either:
•Place the arm in the armrest after the armrest has been attached to the upper body exerciser, or
•Fix the armrest to the arm first and then slide the armrest onto the spindle on the crank.

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Cardio-Pulse Set
The Omnicycle®is supplied as standard with the chest-band heart rate sensor (Cardio-Pulse set), which measures
the heart rate accurately and can be used to monitor the heart rate limit of patients with cardio-vascular conditions.
•To connect it to the Omnicycle®, make sure the receiver cable is plugged into the socket on the bottom of
the control pad so that the flat side is facing towards the patient.
•Slightly moisten the inside of the chest band and strap it around the chest (close to the heart) so that the
transmitter is facing towards the Omnicycle®.
To prevent interference when several Omnicycle®exercisers are being used with Cardio-Pulse sets, there
should be a gap of at least 3 meters between exercisers.
A simple test can be performed to check that the heart rate sensor is functioning properly. The screen will show a
green heart symbol and a heart rate if the signals from the heart rate sensor are sufficiently strong and regular. If
there is no heart rate signal, the heart symbol is grey. A weak/irregular heart rate signal is indicated by an orange
heart symbol.
Cycle Set-Up for Operation
The following items should be checked prior to operation of the Omnicycle®:
•The cycle is intended for supervised use only.
•When placing the cycle, always place on level/non-slip surface.
•Route the power cord to avoid tripping hazard, entanglement with cranks, or where it can be damaged by
other equipment.
•Never use the cycle in a wet, damp, or very hot conditions.
•Use bracing/stabilizing devices with wheelchairs.
•Never reach into or attempt to take hold of moving parts (i.e.: cranks, crank length adjusters, footrest, calf
length adjusters or armrests) once the cycle is running.

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INFECTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT AND PRINCIPLES OF USE
Definitions
•Barrier Film – One-time use, disposable plastic film for use over touch/operator surfaces of equipment to
reduce risks of cross-contamination and need for high level disinfection of equipment between patients.
•Germicidal Disposable Wipe – Low level and/or intermediate level disposable germicidal disinfectant
wipe for use on electrotherapeutic devices and accessories.
Universal Precautions – Body Substance Isolation
Universal Precautions (UP) must be implemented in the care of all patients to protect employees from occupational
exposure to blood borne pathogens. Personal protective equipment (gloves, masks, gowns) should be available and
worn by staff when occupational exposure to blood, body fluids containing blood, semen and vaginal secretions is
likely to occur. Health care workers with exudating lesions or weeping dermatitis should refrain from all direct
patient care and from handling patient care equipment until the condition resolves. Equipment must be
cleaned/disinfected and protective barriers used when appropriate.
Cleaning/Disinfecting of the Omnicycle®
Therapy equipment shall be cleaned/disinfected per facility infection control policy. ACP recommends the following
guidelines:
Cleaning and Low Level Disinfection
This is a recommended daily housekeeping practice to keep the equipment clean and free of contaminants which
could contribute to transmission of infection. The following practices are recommended for use when treating intact
skin without the presence of physiologic fluids such as blood and urine.
•Clean equipment daily with ACP germicidal wipes. At the end of the day, wipe common contact surfaces,
such as control panel, with germicidal disposable wipe and allow to air dry. This technique will inactivate
M. tuberculosis as well as most bacteria and viruses. This will also facilitate removal of organic material
contaminants from equipment.
Intermediate Level Disinfection and Barriers
This method is recommended to keep the equipment clean and free of contaminants when used between patients for
treatment of non-intact skin or incontinence management, where there is an increased risk of patient cross-
contamination. The following are the recommended practices.
•After each use, clean common contact surfaces, such as control panel, with ACP germicidal wipes.
•With a second ACP germicidal cloth, wipe again leaving surfaces wet for at least 5 minutes. Allow the
surface to air dry before patient use.
•Barriers should also be used on the equipment for treatment of non-intact skin or incontinence
management. This technique will inactivate M. tuberculosis as well as most bacteria and viruses.
NOTE: Always make sure the Omnicycle
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is unplugged from the power outlet before cleaning.

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Use of Barriers – Intermediate Level Disinfection
The use of an all-purpose barrier film provides surface protection from cross-contamination resulting from a variety
of applications. This precaution should be used whenever dealing with non-intact skin or the chance of coming in
contact with bodily fluids. Barrier film is designed to cover any surface that may be touched during patient therapy,
in order to help prevent cross-contamination. Barrier film is for single-use only. The film is discarded after each
patient therapy. The procedure for use is as follows:
1. Wash hands.
2. Apply Intermediate Level Disinfection prior to barrier application.
3. Select, tear or cut with clean scissors a length of barrier film to fit over the operator surfaces of the
Omnicycle®unit.
4. Prepare any items which may become in contact with the therapist during treatment, such as ultrasound gel,
pens, assessment tools, cart handles, etc.
5. Set up the patient per guidelines for the therapy.
6. Provide therapy as appropriate.
7. Discard all disposables.
8. With clean gloves, remove the plastic film from the unit and discard.
9. Intermediate disinfect the Omnicycle®unit prior to the next therapy application.