My-Doc DocLaser Sport User manual

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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
λ= 810 nm
P= 2 Watt
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
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YOUR
PERSONAL
TREATMENT

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Project management:
Medical Treatment and Protocols Dr. Pier Francesco Parra
Design and Development Ing. Giannino Algeri

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INDEX
OVERVIEW .............................................................................................................06
CONTROLS AND INTERFACE.........................................................................07
DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS..................................................................................08
THE DISPLAY........................................................................................................09
CONTROL KEYS...................................................................................................09
INSERTING THE PASSWORD .........................................................................09
ASSISTANCE AND ADVICE .............................................................................10
TECHNICAL DATA: EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY....................................11
TECHNICAL DATA: AG6 LASER MODEL DOCLASER® SPORT .........11
INSTRUCTIONS FOR DISPOSAL ...................................................................11
PROCEDURE FOR USE ....................................................................................12
CHANGE LANGUAGE AND RESTORE FACTORY CONFIGURATION .13
TREATMENT..........................................................................................................14
CHECKING CORRECT OPERATION OF CONTACT SENSORS..............17
VERIFYING THE INTENSITY (2 WATTS) OF EMITTED POWER................18
OVERVIEW OF TREATMENT MANAGEMENT ..........................................19
TREATMENT AFTER THE FIRST SESSION................................................20
NOTES ON PROTOCOL MANAGEMENT......................................................21

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MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OFPROTOCOLS WHEN RESULTSPRESENT
A SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE WITH RESPECT TO THE ESTABLISHED
MATHEMATICAL MODEL .....................................................................................22
MANAGEMENT OF MEMORY SPACE...........................................................23
MANAGEMENT OF ALARM MESSAGES ....................................................24
GENERAL RULES FOR CORRECT USE.......................................................25
ARCHITECTURE OF THE EXCLUSIVE DOCLASER® PROTOCOL
(NOTES) ...................................................................................................................26

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OVERVIEW
DOC LASER® is a Class-IV laser device, certied and classied as a medical instrument
in Class 2b (93/42/EEC, 47/2007EEC). It differs from normal therapeutic laser instruments
as it is designed to provide for ‘self-administered treatment’. The software installed is
of the interactive type; by means of step-by-step procedures, the program will assist
users, who must carefully follow the sequence of instructions that appear on the screen.
Please note that it is very important to read and review the content of the enclosed
manual (CD) before using this device.
DOCLASER® SPORT must not be used in the following situations:
CONTRAINDICATIONS
Suspected or fully-developed neoplasia, pregnancy, haemorrhagic
areas, epilepsy, infected areas (contaminated, open wounds), herpes
zoster / herpes simplex, general states of infection, children under
the age of 16, direct exposure to the eyes.
N.B.: no particular precaution is required during treatment in the
case of persons with prostheses or a pacemaker or in the case of diabetes.
It should be noted that for all persons who have received radio or chemotherapy ANY
PHYSICAL THERAPY IS CONTRAINDICATED FOR A PERIOD OF 5 YEARS FOLLOWING
THE LAST SESSION OF TREATMENT.
ORDINARY MAINTENANCE
“DOCLASER® SPORT” must be stored in its case, protected against sources of intense
heat (e.g. solar rays). It must not be kept in an environment where temperatures will
remain low (< 10°C) for long periods of time (e.g. during the night). Failure to respect this
condition will immediately result in the laser not being usable.
The protective glass cover must be kept clean at all times, ensuring that it does not
become soiled in any way with traces of grime or dirt in general. A camera/lens
microbre cloth should be used to clean the glass cover. Do not use detergents, except
for isopropyl alcohol. The circular head, which comes into contact with the skin during
treatment, must also be cleaned. Isopropyl alcohol should be used also in this case.
Anti-reex glass cover
Contact sensor for laser emission control

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CONTROLS AND INTERFACE
Display
Extractable fuse switch
disconnector
Socket for
battery-charger
jack plug
Charge indicator (LED)
Emergency stop button
Ventilation slots
Laser beamer
Interactive controls
Switch on/off

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DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS
Ventilation slots. These spaces allow for thermal exchange between the internal heat
spreader and the environment thanks to the convective movement of air. The slots must
be kept free at all times; make sure they are never obstructed by any kind of adhesive
or other material.
Emergency switch: in the event of breakdown or faulty operation, with the resulting
potential loss of safe operating conditions, the operator has the possibility of using
an emergency control, which will ensure the laser source is switched off. Following
conrmation provided by means of an acoustic, maximum-frequency signal, DOC
LASER will switch off automatically.
Extractable fuse switch disconnector: This component has a double function and
represents an ultimate form of protection for the lithium battery against short-circuiting.
Acting as a sectioning separator of mains power from the rest of the device, it is used in
only two situations:
• when it is envisaged that Doc laser will not be used for at least two years;
• when Doc Laser responds to none of the commands (including the emergency switch).
In this case the operation required will be a full reset; when restored, all previously-
saved data will be lost.
Battery-charger LED: when the power feeder is connected to the battery properly and
the battery is discharged, the (yellow) LED will be switched on.
Socket for battery-charger jack plug: Insert the battery-charger jack provided with the
laser device to recharge. Note: it is not possible to use the Doc Laser device for treatment
during recharging phases. Time required for complete recharging: < 3 hrs.
Laser beamer:
• the base , and also the rest surface which has to ‘touch’ the user’s skin contains the
four contact sensors that enable the emission of laser radiation;
• the laser diode window is protected by an anti-reex glass cover and is the part
subject to most attention on the part of the operator; keep the glass clean at all times (cfr.
Instructions for Use – maintenance section) and perfectly transparent, with no traces of
grime, grease, dust or other substances.

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THE DISPLAY
High-denition display. Various interactive screen pages
appear, presenting options for the selection of procedures
and conrmation and messages referring to reviews of the
progress of selected treatment protocols and an evaluation of
the success of results obtained.
The surface of the screen should be cleaned with micro-bre
cloth (camera/lens cleaning material); in any case avoid using
metallic or pointed objects.
CONTROL KEYS
INSERTING THE PASSWORD
In the phase in which operation is enabled only the directional keys are used; if the
password is correct, the device will allow access to the following pages.
Up key (directional key only): scrolls upwards only.
Right key: active only when a password is being inserted.
Left key: when active, returns the user to the pages to
repeat the ongoing procedure.
Down key (directional key only): scrolls downwards only.
OK/ON/OFF key: this key is used to switch the laser device on but it is also used during
operation as a ‘conrm/accept’ key (like the ‘return’ key on a computer keyboard);
to switch off the laser device press this key until a ‘beep’ is heard, indicating that the
‘switch-off’ command has been activated.

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ASSISTANCE AND ADVICE
If one of the following windows appears on the screen of your DOC LASER device
while it is being used, please consult the User Manual. If the restore operation
fails and a solution cannot be found, forward an e-mail message to our technical
department [e-mail]. Our staff will promptly answer any questions
you may have.
Make sure the temperature of your laser device is not
excessively high or too low. If it has been exposed for a long
period to sources of heat or inversely, to low temperatures,
this will be the most likely cause.
In such cases the device must be removed to an environment
where the temperature is approximately 20-26°C. Wait until
it automatically returns to normal operating conditions
(normally, 20-30 minutes).
Repeat the test using the palm of your hand. If still
unsuccessful, contact technical our assistance personnel.
Repeat the test with the palm of the hand, totally covering
the emission window, after checking that the protective glass
is perfectly clean. If the operation fails again, contact our
assistance service.
CONTROLLO A LLARMI
ANOMALIA
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TEMPER AT URA
TESTA L ASER
LASER HEAD
TEMPERATURE
ANOMALY
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manual
ALARM CHECK
CONTROLLO A LLARMI
ANOMALIA
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SENSORI D I
C O N TAT T O
CONTACT
SENSORS
ANOMALY
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manual
ALARM CHECK
CONTROLLO A LLARMI
ANOMALIA
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ERRO R E EMISSION E
L A SER
LASER EMISSION
ERROR
ANOMALY
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manual
ALARM CHECK