New Age HI-E Sonyc User manual

Electrotherapeutic Apparatus
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User’s manual
NEW AGE ITALIA S.R.L.
Via De Brozzi, 3 –48022 Lugo (RA)
www.newageitalia.it
For a correct use of the apparatus, please read this manual carefully before use.
After reading it, keep it for future reference.

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CONTENTS
Cap.1 PRECAUTIONS FOR USE.............................................................................................5
1.1 Contraindications ....................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Contraindications for combined therapy .................................................................. 5
Cap.2 INTENDED USE ..........................................................................................................6
Cap.3 PRECAUTIONS FOR USE.............................................................................................6
3.1 General precautions................................................................................................... 6
Cap.4 PRECAUTIONS BEFORE USE .......................................................................................7
Cap.5 PRECAUTIONS DURING USE ......................................................................................8
Cap.6 PRECAUTIONS AFTER USE .........................................................................................9
Cap.7 STORAGE CONDITIONS AND MAINTENANCE INTERVALS ...........................................9
Cap.8 PRECAUTIONS FOR USE...........................................................................................10
Cap.9 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTIONS ..........................................................................10
Cap.10 SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................................................11
Cap.11 NAMES OF THE PARTS...........................................................................................12
Cap.12 PREPARATION.......................................................................................................13
12.1 CONDUCTIVE SILICONE ELECTRODES .................................................................... 13
12.2 Taking care of the applicator ................................................................................. 14
12.3 Adhesive electrode ................................................................................................ 15
12.4 mcr (micro-current) probe - (optional).................................................................. 16
12.5 Microcurrent probe with two poles (optional) ..................................................... 17
12.6 Ultrasound probe (optional conical head)............................................................. 18
Cap.13 INITIAL SCREENS ...................................................................................................19
Cap.14 INTERFERENTIAL MODE WITH 4 POLES..................................................................20
14.1 Requirements for use ............................................................................................ 20
14.2 PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................... 21
14.3 USING THE INTERFERENTIAL MODE WITH 4 POLES .............................................. 22
14.4 PARAMETER INTERVALS OF THE INTERFERENTIAL MODE WITH 4 POLES ............ 22
Cap.15 INTERFERENTIAL MODE WITH 2 POLES..................................................................23
15.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR USE ...................................................................................... 23
15.2 PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................... 24
15.3 PARAMETER INTERVALS OF THE INTERFERENTIAL MODE WITH 2 POLES ............ 25

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Cap.16 EMS MODE ...........................................................................................................26
16.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR USE ...................................................................................... 26
16.2 PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................... 27
16.3 PARAMETER INTERVALS OF THE EMS MODE ........................................................ 29
Cap.17 RUSSIAN MODE ( KOTZ ) .......................................................................................30
17.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR USE ...................................................................................... 30
17.2 PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................... 31
17.3 PARAMETER INTERVALS OF THE RUSSIAN MODE ( KOTZ ) ................................... 32
Cap.18 HIGH VOLTAGE (HI-V) MODE .................................................................................33
18.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR USE ...................................................................................... 33
18.2 PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................... 34
18.3 PARAMETER INTERVALS OF THE HIGH VOLTAGE MODE....................................... 36
Cap.19 TENS MODE ..........................................................................................................37
19.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR USE ...................................................................................... 37
19.2 PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................... 38
19.3 PARAMETER INTERVALS OF THE TENS MODE ....................................................... 40
Cap.20 MICROCURRENT MODE - MENS.............................................................................41
20.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR USE ...................................................................................... 41
Cap.21 PROCEDURES ........................................................................................................42
21.1 PARAMETER INTERVALS OF THE MICROCURRENT MODE .................................... 43
Cap.22 DC (DIRECT CURRENT) MODE ................................................................................44
22.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR USE ...................................................................................... 44
22.2 PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................... 45
22.3 PARAMETER INTERVALS OF THE DC MODE........................................................... 46
Cap.23 DYNAMIC MODE ...................................................................................................47
23.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR USE ...................................................................................... 47
23.2 PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................... 50
23.3 PARAMETER INTERVALS OF THE DYNAMIC MODE................................................ 51
Cap.24 EXPONENTIAL MODE, RECTANGULAR, TRIANGULAR .............................................52
24.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR USE ...................................................................................... 52
24.2 PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................... 54
Cap.25 FARADIC MODE.....................................................................................................55

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25.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR USE ...................................................................................... 55
25.2 PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................... 56
Cap.26 LIST OF PROGRAMS FOR ELECTROSTIMULATION ...................................................57
Cap.27 ULTRASOUND MODE.............................................................................................59
27.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR USE ...................................................................................... 59
27.2 PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................... 60
27.3 PARAMETER INTERVALS OF THE ULTRASOUND MODE......................................... 60
Cap.28 LIST OF PROGRAMS FOR ULTRASOUND.................................................................61
Cap.29 SETTING WINDOW ................................................................................................62
Cap.30 EMC ......................................................................................................................62
Cap.31 MAINTENANCE......................................................................................................63
Cap.32 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE OF APPLIED PARTS ...............................................63
32.1 Maintenance of pre-gelled electrodes .................................................................. 63
32.2 Maintenance of silicone electrodes....................................................................... 63
32.3 Maintenance of the wire insulations ..................................................................... 64
32.4 Cleaning the apparatus and the power cord ......................................................... 64
32.5 Immediate maintenance........................................................................................ 64
Cap.33 HELP CENTRE:........................................................................................................64
Cap.34 SYMBOLS ..............................................................................................................65
Cap.35 WARNINGS ...........................................................................................................65
Cap.36 STANDARDS ..........................................................................................................66
Cap.37 SERIAL NUMBER AND IDENTIFICATION CODE ........................................................66
Cap.38 BASIC EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES ..................................................................66
Cap.39 TABLE WITH ERROR CODES ...................................................................................67
Cap.40 BIBLIOGRAPHY ......................................................................................................68

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Ca p.1 P R E CA U T I ON S F O R U S E
Carefully read and follow the precautions for use exactly as set out, before using the
apparatus.
The user manual is necessary for the safe operation of the unit. If the apparatus is lent
or sold to any third party, make sure that the manual accompanies it.
1 . 1 C o n t r a i n d i c a t i o n s
Do not use the unit with the following devices and in the areas specified below.
Pacemaker devices or other medical devices.
Ischemic tissue/ischemic subject
Areas with moderate or larger edema
Areas considered to be sore by the patient
Individuals suffering from acute discomfort
Individuals with heart problems
Individuals with hemorrhagic diathesis
Individuals suffering from malignant tumours
Pregnant women or women in labour
Skin suffering from abrasions or inflammation
Febrile patients
Patients suffering from contagious diseases
TB patients
Varicose skin surfaces
Surface of the skin with atrophic contractures
Individuals with abnormal blood pressure or vascular disorders
Other patients deemed to be invalid by the doctor
Febrile patients
Areas corresponding to bone growth in adolescents
Head, eyes, male sexual organs, endocrine glands, spinal cord
Areas previously treated with X-rays or radioactive isotopes therapy
1 . 2 C o n t r a i n d i c a t i o n s f o r c o m b i n e d t h e r a p y
-Do not use this apparatus with an electrocardiograph or other medical devices
-Do not use this apparatus with other devices except those specified. Before using
this apparatus with other instruments, review the contraindications and
precautions
-Do not connect this system to individuals already connected to surgical devices.

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Ca p.2 I N TE N D ED U S E
EMS MODE, RUSSIAN (KOTZ), HIGH VOLTAGE, FARADIC
1. Treatment and relaxation of muscle spasms
2. Prevention or relaxation of atrophy from lack of use
3. Increased local blood circulation
4. Muscle re-education
5. Maintaining or increasing the range of motion
6. Postoperative or post-surgical stimulation of the calf to prevent venous
thrombosis
TENS MODE, MENS, INTERFERENTIAL 2 and 4 poles, DIADYNAMIC
1. Symptomatic relief of chronic pain or untreatable pain
2. Controlling acute pain conditions combined with post-operative or post-surgical
EXPONENTIAL MODE, RECTANGULAR, TRIANGULAR
1. Rehabilitation of denervated muscles
DC MODE
1. Iontophoresis, hyperhidrosis
ULTRASOUND MODE
1. Relief from pain
2. Relief from muscle spasms
3. Relief from joint contractures
Ca p.3 P R E CA U T I ON S F O R U S E
3 . 1 G e n e r a l p r e c a u t i o n s
-Make sure that the patient is in a comfortable position and is relaxed during
treatment.
-Do not use accessories from other equipment for the therapy
-Be careful of the electrolysis of the skin under the electrode while using the DC mode
-Do not use this system at less than 1.5 m away from a system of short-wave therapy
or microwave therapy. The proximity may change the parameters.
-Follow the instructions below when installing the system:
-Avoid placing the unit where it could be reached by splashing water
-Avoid placing the system where it may be affected by atmospheric pressure,
temperature, humidity, sunlight, dust, sulphur or any other adverse factors.
-Ensure that the system is stable. Do not tip the apparatus. Avoid vibrations and
impacts (this also applies to the transport).
-Avoid flammable atmospheres, flammable anaesthetic gases combined with oxygen,
nitrate, air, flammable detergents or disinfectants combined with air.
-Avoid places where chemicals are stored or where they might leak gas.

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-Do not install the system near a fire. Doing so could cause an accident or
deformation.
-Always pay attention to the power, voltage and current (power consumption)
-Use a 230V power outlet exclusively.
Ca p.4 P R E CA U T I ON S B E F OR E U S E
- Do not use this apparatus with an electrocardiograph or other medical devices
-Use extreme caution when using this apparatus with other diagnostic devices, since
such use could result in incorrect diagnosis.
-The simultaneous use of this apparatus with other instruments may cause burns on the
skin under the electrode stimulation or damage the stimulation unit. Avoid this kind of
combined use.
- Except for the ultrasound probe, do not perform treatments with wet hands. This may
cause electric shock.
-Designate an administrator in charge of the unit. Only qualified personnel should
adjust the device.
-With the exception of the area to be treated, do not place conductive metal parts in
contact with the head of the ultrasound probe. This may cause electric shock.
CAUTION When installing the unit, pay attention to the following aspects:
-Avoid placing the system in a location where the apparatus can be reached by
splashing water
- Avoid placing the system where it may be affected by atmospheric pressure,
temperature, humidity, sunlight, dust, sulphur or any other adverse factors.
- Ensure that the system is stable. Do not tip the apparatus. Avoid vibrations and
impacts (this also applies to the transport).
- Avoid flammable atmospheres, flammable anaesthetic gases combined with oxygen,
nitrate, air, flammable detergents or disinfectants combined with air.
- Avoid places where chemicals are stored or where they might leak gas.
- Check the voltage, frequency and the allowed current (or energy consumption) for the
power supply unit.
-In order to avoid accidents due to a distortion of the main unit and accessories, keep
the apparatus away from flames or fire.
-If you use the apparatus at a short distance from a product that generates a loud
noise, proximity may change the parameters. Take appropriate action, such as moving
the apparatus to a safe distance from such noise.
-Make sure that all cables are connected correctly and securely.
-Do not connect this system to individuals already connected to surgical devices.
-Do not use components from other equipment for the therapy in order not to cause an
accident.
-Carefully recheck the probes and electrodes that come into direct contact with the
patient.
-If the patient should feel an unusual sensation or suffer from a rash, redness, itching,
or other unusual symptoms during treatment, immediately discontinue therapy and
take the appropriate action.
-When attaching the plug to the socket, make sure the apparatus is switched off.

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Ca p.5 P R E CA U T I ON S D U R IN G U S E
General precautions for electrotherapy, ultrasound, and combined therapy.
1-Make sure that the duration and intensity of THE treatment are suitable for the scope
of the treatment.
2-Make sure that the patient is able to state if he/she suffers unusual pain sensations
during treatment.
3-Set the pulse power so as to ensure optimal levels for therapy.
4- Some patients under anaesthesia may not be able to properly evaluate the intensity
of stimulation that could be excessive. Monitor the status of the patient, not only before
treatment, but also during treatment.
5- If the sensitivity of the patient's skin has been compromised in any way, evaluate
whether it is appropriate to proceed with therapy.
6-Instruct the patient to signal if he/she feels any unusual symptoms during treatment
and take the appropriate action, for example immediately discontinue therapy.
7- Take care not to exceed the duration and intensity of the treatment.
8-Continuously monitor the apparatus and the patient for any irregularities. If you
should encounter problems, switch off the unit in a way that is safe for the patient.
9-To prevent accidents, ensure that the patient does not touch and does not use the
system.
10-To prevent accidents, avoid the use of metallic parts or other objects at the output
ports
11-Do not use the apparatus continuously for longer than 60 minutes or in ways not
otherwise described in the operating manual. This could damage the skin or cause an
accident.
12-Set the impulse to zero if you are not performing any treatment.
13-If the apparatus is operating close to a product with a low electromagnetic shield,
the product may be affected resulting in incorrect operation or breaking down.
14-Do not exert too much pressure on the touch screen.
15-Do not perform any treatment with the applicators positioned around the heart. Be
careful of the electrolysis of the skin under the electrode while using the DC mode
Precautions for ultrasound therapy 1. Use only the indicated ultrasound probe. Using
others can cause malfunctions or accidents.
2.In order to avoid malfunctions or accidents, handle the probe with care.
3-Check-metal parts, in particular pacemakers, implanted in areas of the body below the
area to be treated.
4-To obtain the desired effectiveness, position the probe properly so that the head is
fully in contact with the skin. In case of improper positioning, the head of the probe may
even overheat.
5-If the probe head overheats, immediately discontinue therapy. 5
6- If you put too much gel on the surface of the probe while the unit is on, the probe
may overheat or have a malfunction. Remove excess gel from the ultrasound probe.
7- This device has an inside technology that continuously control the current supplied to
the patient and allow to increase the current only when the value of the current isn’t
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current value only when the current is pouring into the patient at the maximum value
already set. The device show to the user that is not possible to increase the current
thanks to a red signal around the intensity indicator. Decreasing is always possible.
Precautions for electrotherapy
1- Use only appropriate electrodes. Using other electrodes could cause burns due to an
excess of power or current density.
Ca p.6 P R E CA U T I ON S A F T E R U S E
1-After use, turn off the switch and store the apparatus in a proper place.
2-Before removing the electrode cable from the connection port, make sure that the
unit is turned off
3-When you remove a cable or tube, always hold the plug and not the cord in order to
prevent malfunction or damage.
4-Clean the system and accessories before storing in order to avoid problems in
subsequent treatments
5-If the unit remains unused for a long time, unplug the power cord from the outlet.
Ca p.7 S T O RA G E C O N D I TI O N S A N D M A I N T E NA N C E I N T ER V A L S
-To prevent malfunctions, follow the instructions below when storing the system.
-Avoid locations where the unit can be reached by splashing water
-Avoid placing the system where it may be affected by atmospheric pressure,
temperature, humidity, sunlight, dust, sulphur or any other adverse factors.
-Ensure that the system is stable. Do not tip the apparatus. Avoid vibrations and
impacts (this also applies to the transport).
-Avoid places where chemicals are stored or where they might leak gas.
-Unplug the power cord if the machine remains unused for long periods of time.

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Ca p.8 P R E CA U T I ON S F O R U S E
-Never touch the apparatus with wet hands
-Avoid heavy vibrations and strong impact. These may cause hidden damage and
eventual malfunctions or accidents.
-Follow and enforce all local regulations on the disposal of waste for the system and
its accessories at the end of their working life.
Ca p.9 M A I NT E N AN C E A N D IN S P E C T IO N S
Precautions
-If the system detects a malfunction, do not try to fix it yourself. Mark the apparatus
as non-operating and contact your dealer or the manufacturer for the repair.
-Do not try to change the system
-Never open the system
-To avoid discoloration and deterioration avoid using solvents, diesel fuel, kerosene,
gasoline, cleaning powders, hot water or chemicals to clean the unit and its
accessories.
-Clean it using a cloth soaked in alcohol, cold or lukewarm water, or a neutral
detergent.
Maintenance and inspections performed by the user
-Check the system and accessories every time you use it to confirm that they work
perfectly.
-Contact your dealer or the manufacturer if you notice problems (e.g. tears or breaks
on the shielding of the power cord or accessories, damaged wires, or defective
contacts of the connectors) during the preliminary inspection.
-Refer to the operating manual for information on daily inspections
-Before using the apparatus after a long period of time, inspect it to make sure the
system works perfectly and safely.
Maintenance and inspections performed by the dealer
-Ask the dealer to perform a periodic check or inspection (target: annual), inspection
to ensure the performance of the system and to ensure safe and appropriate
operations.
-Periodically replace worn parts (including accessories) to prevent risks when you use
the system and its accessories.

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Maintenance/inspections
ITEM
DETAILED INSTRUCTION
METHOD
Aspect and
signals
-Check for damages
-Check that the signals on the LCD screen are readable
Visual
inspection
Operations
-Turn on the switch and make sure that the LCD screen
is working correctly
-Check that the unit operates as described in the
operating manual
Check
operation
Accessories
-Check for any damages
-Check for any ruptures of the cables
Visual
inspection
Safety
-Disconnect the applicator plate from the apparatus
or disconnect the power cord of the electrodes while
the apparatus is on and check error messages or the
stopping of the current
- Make sure that the unit locks automatically if you
are not performing any treatment for a period of at
least three minutes after the ultrasound mode has
been imported.
Check
operation
Ultrasound
inspection
Make sure that a drop of water placed on the
ultrasound probe vaporizes when the unit is turned on
Check
operation
Ambient temperature Humidity Pressure
Work environment 10/40 ° 30/75% 700/1060hPa
Storing environment -10/60° 30/95% 700/1060hPa
Transport conditions -10/60° 30/95% 700/1060hPa
C a p. 1 0 S P E C IF I C A T IO N S
Power supply: AC100-240V, 50/60Hz (CE0123 certificate)
Power consumption: 95 VA Safety class:
Class II Type BF Time: Electrotherapy: from 1 to 60 min ± 5. Ultrasound: from 1 to 60
min ± 5.
Frequency oscillation：
（1）Low frequency: from 0.5 to 400Hz±20％
（2）Medium frequency: 2kHz, 2.5kHz, 4kHz, 5kHz（±10％）
（3）Ultrasound: a）large probe :1MHz, 3MHz b）small probe:1MHz, 3MHz

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Maximum current emission：300mA peak（500Ω）
Maximum voltage emission：
（1）Medium-low frequency:150V±20％(peak value under 500Ω) （2）Interferential
: 50V±20％(peak value under 500Ω )
Maximum ultrasound intensity: continuous 3.00W/cm2
Size: 370 mm x 440 mm x 200 mm Weight: Approx. 5 KG
C a p. 1 1 N A M ES O F T H E P A R T S
Power Input and
Switch
Display LCD and
TOUCH PANEL
STOP button
ENCODER
knob
Electrostimulation
output Ch1 and Ch2
Conical head
ultrasound output
Standard head
ultrasound output

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C a p. 1 2 P R EP A R AT I O N
Designate a person that is responsible for this system. This person shall make sure
that the apparatus is used according to these operations.
1. Make sure that switch of the main unit is off.
2. Connect the supply cable to the main unit
3. Choose an electrode therapy suitable for the treatment and the area you intend to
treat, and connect the cable of the electrodes to the corresponding port of the main
unit.
4. Electrodes made of conductive silicone and adhesive electrodes may be also used.
5. Insert the plug into the socket
6. Turn on the unit.
1 2 . 1 C O N D U C T I V E S I L I C O N E E L E C T R O D E S
1. Follow the instructions when setting the system configuration
2. Make sure that the unit is switched off.
3. Moisten the sponge of the electrode in water, then squeeze it gently, until no more
water drips from the electrode.
4. Insert the silicone electrode into the sponge
*Insert the entire electrode up to the bottom of the sponge

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5. Connect the electrode cable to the electrode
6. Wrap the strips on the area to be treated, then insert the electrode between the
strips and the skin.
7. Connect the power cable of the electrode to the main unit into the port on the front
of the unit.
1 2 . 2 T a k i n g c a r e o f t h e a p p l i c a t o r
-Silicone Electrode: After use, clean it with warm water. If necessary, clean it with a
more powerful substance, use an alcohol solution of 70% alcohol.
-Electrode sponge: after use, clean with a mild detergent dissolved in warm water,
and remove the detergent from the sponge. Make sure the sponge is dry before
storing it.
* insert until the metal part
disappears completely

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1 2 . 3 A d h e s i v e e l e c t r o d e
1. Follow the instructions when setting the system configuration
2. Make sure that the unit is switched off.
3. Insert the connecting pin in the electrode.
4. Attach the electrode firmly to the area to be treated
5. Insert the connecting cable for the electrodes in the port on the front of the main
unit.
CAUTION SELF-ADHESIVE ELECTRODES
1. Do not use on damaged skin.
2. Immediately discontinue treatment if the skin becomes rough to the touch or
burned.
3. Residue from skin lotions, oils or other cosmetic substances may interfere with the
proper adhesion of the electrodes. Wash skin with soap and warm water and dry it
well before attaching the electrodes.
4. Insert the mini plug of the electrode until the metal part of the cable is fully
inserted.
5. When you remove the electrodes from the skin or from the support surface, pull
from the edge and slowly lift. Never pull the cord
6. Ensure that the electrodes adhere well to the skin. Non-adherent surfaces could
increase the stimulation and cause pain.
7. Make sure that the unit is turned off when you remove the electrodes from the
skin.
8. Reposition the electrodes on the support when you remove them from the skin.
Hold them at room temperature.
9. Adhesive electrodes are replaceable. When the adhesion is decreased (average life
is more or less 15/20 applications), replace the electrode with a new one.
10.Make sure that the patient to be treated is not suffering from contagious diseases.
The infection may be transmitted through the system to other patients.
Insert the metal part until it
disappears completely
* If the electrode is not perfectly
applied to the skin, an error may occur
when treatment is initiated

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1 2 . 4 m c r ( m i c r o - c u r r e n t ) p r o b e - ( o p t i o n a l )
-Use the micro-current probe only in micro current mode. Do not use it in any other
way.
-Use the micro-current probes in pairs
-Follow the instructions when setting the system configuration
-Make sure that the unit is switched off.
-Break a cotton swab in half and dip the tip into water.
-Insert half of the cotton swab into the top of the micro current probe.
-Connect the electrode cable to the MCR electrode
-Insert the connecting cable for the electrodes in the entry port located on the side of
the main unit.
*The pad dries quickly. Wet it from time to time.
*When the probe is used near the optic nerves (below the corner of the eyes),
depending on the intensity, the patient could see a bright light or a flash. This is not
dangerous, reduce the power if this bothers the patient.
*Use a cotton swab once, then discard it. Do not use the cotton swab on another
patient.
water
Make sure that the soaked cotton
touches the metal tip.
Insert the metal part until it
disappears completely

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CAUTION
When using the micro current mode for the limbs, trunk or joints for long periods of
time, use rubber electrodes or self-adhesive electrodes.
1 2 . 5 M i c r o c u r r e n t p r o b e w i t h t w o p o l e s ( o p t i o n a l )
-Use the micro-current probe with two poles only in micro current mode. Do not use
it in any other way.
-Follow the instructions when setting the system configuration
-Make sure that the unit is switched off.
-Insert the pin of the MCR electrode into the top of the micro current probe with two
poles. Be sure to insert both pins of the MCR electrode.
-Insert the connecting cable for the electrodes in the entry port located in front of the
main unit.
-Apply gel (optional) to the area to be treated and treat the area covered with gel.
*When the probe is used near the optic nerves (below the corner of the eyes),
depending on the intensity, the patient could see a bright light or a flash. This is not
dangerous, reduce the power if this bothers the patient.
CAUTION
When using the micro current mode for the limbs, trunk or joints for long periods of
time, use rubber electrodes or self-adhesive electrodes.
*Push the pin all the way in

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1 2 . 6 U l t r a s o u n d p r o b e ( o p t i o n a l c o n i c a l h e a d )
-Follow the instructions when setting the system configuration
-Make sure that the unit is switched off.
-Insert the connecting cable for the electrodes in the entry port located in front of the
main unit.
-Apply gel to the area to be treated and treat the area covered with gel.

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C a p. 1 3 I N I T IA L S C R EE N S
Perform settings
Start work and
select therapy
Press to select
the therapy of
Ch1
Press to select
the therapy of
Ch2
Press to change
the therapy of the
ultrasound
Therapy pause

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CAUTION
Depending on the current and the configured parameters, the machine may
automatically limit the current delivered in order to maintain the safety of the patient
and of the device. The machine indicates this situation by flashing the actual current
value, which in this situation will be red.
C a p. 1 4 I N TE R F ER E N TI A L M OD E W I T H 4 P O L ES
1 4 . 1 R e q u i r e m e n t s f o r u s e
ELECTRODES Silicone electrode, self-adhesive
COMBINED CHANNELS It can not be combined with any other mode
Display Screen
Button to select the wave
Selected output mode
Button to select the carrier
frequency
Timer button
Button to save the
program
Chanel 1 output current
Pause
Button for selecting the
Interferential frequency
Button to load the
program
Back
Change channel
Change channel