InterX 1000 User manual

GETTING STARTED WITH
THE INTERX DEVICE
We may call this a “device,” but the InterX is 510(k) cleared by the
U.S. FDA for pain relief and pain management, carries the European
CE mark, and will serve as an important tool in your pain
management toolbox. To help familiarize you with the InterX and its
capabilities, here are a few things you should know.
The InterX 1000’s built-in timer clicks
and flashes a light every 30 seconds to
help you time treatments. So, for
example, if the protocol calls for 2
minutes of treatment, hold the device on
the area for 4 clicks. The device is
designed to shut off after 2 minutes of no
use. See the device manual for more
instructions and use.
AA AA
To preserve the life of the device,
only use high-quality batteries.

Use a lower setting for patients new to the InterX 1000. On
the first day of a new treatment program, start on Preset
2, the lowest frequency setting. Use this setting for the
first 1-2 days then switch to Preset 1 for the next 1-2 days
of treatment.
As the body gets used to the stimulation, go to Preset 3,
then Preset 4. You’ll want to rotate through Presets
settings 1-4 throughout the treatment program.
It helps to make a note of which Preset is used every day
and what areas are treated.
Do not progress to the next highest preset setting if
symptoms increase at a lower preset setting. Keep treating
at the lower settings until positive results are seen.
Preset 5 is for acute or emergency treatments or very
strong pain that needs to be worked through. Please note,
setting 5 can either work very well on strong pain or irritate
it. By design, setting 5 does not work on the flex arrays.
If you need additional information on the device or
its use, please refer to the supplied Operations
Manual or call our Support Team at [phone].
Preset 1 = 60hz
Preset 2 = 15-60hz
Preset 3 = 30-120hz
Preset 4 = 240hz
Preset 5 = 480hz