LOOPER SYSTEMS RaMaLoop User manual

Contents
Contents ........................................................................................................................... 3
Thanks (acknowledgement) .............................................................................................. 4
Important instructions ...................................................................................................... 4
Introduction ...................................................................................................................... 5
Use of magnetic impulses ................................................................................................. 5
Package contents ..............................................................................................................
Optional accessories .........................................................................................................
Examples of use of contactless disposal of microorganisms ............................................ 7
Commissioning ................................................................................................................ 8
Description of connectors connection .............................................................................. 8
Description of indicators on LCD .................................................................................... 9
Device menu description ................................................................................................ 10
1 Frequencies generator - Frequencies generator settings ......................................... 10
2 LightLoop - antenna lighting settings ..................................................................... 12
3 Language - User Interface Language selection ....................................................... 13
4 Info - Listing of Diagnostic Data ............................................................................ 13
5 Return - return from the menu ................................................................................ 13
Control description ......................................................................................................... 15
Buttons functions ........................................................................................................... 15
1 Button function when displaying indicators on LCD ............................................. 15
2 Button function in menu ......................................................................................... 15
Basic controls ................................................................................................................. 17
LightLoop settings .......................................................................................................... 17
Frequency generator settings .......................................................................................... 18
1 How to run one program: ....................................................................................... 18
2 How to run 5 programs: .......................................................................................... 19
3 Generator settings for use with application coil ...................................................... 19
Language setting ............................................................................................................ 19
Service information ........................................................................................................ 20
Charging ......................................................................................................................... 20
Technical specifications .................................................................................................. 21
Safety and Ecology ......................................................................................................... 22
1 Applied electrical equipment .................................................................................. 22
2 Disposing of the battery ......................................................................................... 22
Notes .............................................................................................................................. 22

Thanks (acknowledgement)
Thank you for buying RaMaLoop device. We appreciate your confidence and
will be pleased if you will share with us your experience and observation during
RaMaLoop device usage.
www.Ramaloop.cz
Important instructions
ease, read this device manual carefully.
Never use the LightLoop antenna as a handle for manipulation with the
device. Magnetic holder has not been constructed to keep whole device
weight.
Do not use the device while driving a car.
RaMaLoop may affect the function of peacemakers and others implanted
devices – consult with your doctor about its use.
Do not use the device in airplane.
Do not use RaMaLoop near gas station, always turn it off near flamable
material.
Use only original batteries provided by manufacturer. There is a danger
of the device being destroyed or even an explosion.
Do not through of the battery in a fire or expose it to temperatures above
+ 60 ° C as there is a risk of explosion or fire.
Handle the device and accessories with care, protect it from falling,
mechanical damage, dirt and excessive temperatures. Never
disassemble it!
Do not expose this device to rain or moisture.

Introduction
RaMaLoop has been designed for contactless and convenient disposal of
microorganisms (viruses, fungi, bacteria).
RaMaLoop is a revolutionary innovative device that is freely usable as a
frequency generator. If necessary, it can be also connected to other frequency
generators. RaMaLoop significantly increasing the utility value of these devices
by expanding the possibility of contactless disposal of microorganisms (viruses,
fungi, bacteria) on the basis of the frequency method. RaMaLoop creates a
pulsed alternating magnetic field around its frame coil ("antenna") in the order of
several meters.
The frequency range of the RaMaLoop is from 1 Hz to 999 kHz.
Use of magnetic impulses
The magnetic field penetrates in all directions, even there where the impulse
direct current does not reach, for example in a non-conductive environment.
This opens wide scope for future use in many advanced industries like food,
agriculture. In case of medical certification can be used in low and high
frequency magneto-therapy or in veterinary practice.
It also has the potential to become an exciting tool for students interested in
science studies.

Package contents
RaMaLoop – 1pcs
LightLoop antenna – 1pcs
Cable RCA-RCA black/silver – 1pcs
Cable 3.5mm Jack-Jack black or silver – 1pcs
Cable USB A-microUSB B black – 1pcs
Power adapter 5V/1A with USB connector – 1pcs
Optional accessories
Power adapter 12V/2A with DC Jack 5.5/2.1mm connector
Application coil
Large frame antenna
Cable USB A-microUSB B with moving light

Examples of use of contactless disposal of
microorganisms
in fabrics (seat covers, car seats, carpets, clothing)
in public areas (schools, kindergartens, clinics)
in households with pets
in foods and other products where micro-organisms can be expected
in feed mixtures and in silage pits (selective disposal of fungi and toxins)
- using a larger antenna
in hives (bee mite, bee plague)
in building industry (wormwood, mushrooms and mold)
Warning: Some applications need to more test and respect the hygienic and
legal standards of the industry.
For these reasons mentioned above, the RaMaLoop has the potential to
become a laboratory aid in science and research.
Currently, RaMaLoop is most likely to appreciate existing owners of zapper and
F-Scan generators, who have only been till now able to use their device in a
contacting manner.
Our practical findings from the long-term testing of the first series indicate that
generating of alternate magnetic field has similar effect to that of the plasma
generator. The main effect and benefits of RaMaLoop, compared to the
conventional Zapper and F-Scan generators, is that the magnetic field
penetrates to a greater depth than where the impulse direct current can
penetrate.
On top of that, the influence of conductivity of the environment, such as the use
of metal or rubber electrodes, does not play a role here.

Commissioning
When the device is delivered by the manufacturer, it must be connected to the
power adapter or USB before use for the first time so that the device is
automatically turned on and ready for use.
Description of connectors connection
1. Power supply input – Adaptor (10 – 28V DC, 24W max., )
2. Power supply input – microUSB (5V DC, 2,5W max.)
3. Frame antenna output
4. Signal input 0-1MHz (recommended for Zapper)
5. Signal input 0-1MHz ( recommended for F-Scan) / Audio signal input 0-20kHz
Figure 1: Connectors connection.
1 2 3 4 5

Description of indicators on CD
1. ulse Output Indication - ulse flashing frequency is for illustration only,
it is used as an indication of active output.
2. Battery charge status indicator - With charge status in percent and
remaining time in minutes to discharge. Discharging time is not displayed
in case the device is powered from an external power source.
3. Output power indication.
4. Number of triggered generator (1-5), currently generated frequencies
and remaining calculated duration.
5. Remaining time to shut down, only displayed when the automatic
shutdown timer is active.
6. ower / charging indication from the power adapter.
7. ower / charging indication from USB.
Figure 2: Description of indicators on LCD.

Device menu description
1 Freq encies generator - Freq encies generator settings
1. rogram 1 – selection of preset program number 1.
1.1. Hz => kHz> - List of preset frequencies in Hz.
1.2. kHz => Hz> - List of preset frequencies in kHz.
2. Start - Initial Frequency of rogram nr. 1.
3. Start unit - The order of the set start frequency of program number 1 in
Hz or kHz.
4. Stop – the final frequency of the program 1, if it is identical with the first
frequency, a constant frequency will be generated.
5. Stop unit - The order of the set final frequency of program number 1 in
Hz or kHz.
6. Length - Duration of generating the set frequency of program number 1
or the time of tuning of the entire set frequency range.
7. Launch generator - Starts the program generator number 1 and then
continues to other programs (number 2,3,4,5) if they have set
frequencies.
8. rogram 2 - Selection of preset program number 2.
8.1. Hz => kHz> - List of preset frequencies in Hz.
8.2. kHz => Hz> - List of preset frequencies in kHz.
9. Start - Initial Frequency of rogram nr. 2.
10.Start unit - The order of the set start frequency of program number 2 in
Hz or kHz.
11.Stop – the final frequency of the program 2, if it is identical with the first
frequency, a constant frequency will be generated.
12.Stop unit - The order of the set final frequency of program number 2 in
Hz or kHz.
13.Duration – Duration of generating the set frequency of program number
2 or the time of tuning of the entire set frequency range.