Okm Body screener User manual

USER MANUAL

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Table of Contents
General Information ........................................................................................................................ 6
1  Scope of Delivery ................................................................................................................ 6
2  Technical Data ..................................................................................................................... 6
 otes on Safety and Troubleshooting ............................................................................................. 7
1  Location and Setup of the Body Screener .......................................................................... 7
2  Before and During the Measuring Process ........................................................................ 7
3  Maintenance of the Body Screener ..................................................................................... 7
Structure and Assembly of the Body Screener ............................................................................... 8
1  Components of the Body Screener ..................................................................................... 8
2  Assembly of the Body Screener .......................................................................................... 8
2.1   otes on the Place of Installation .......................................................................... 9
2.2  Assembly of the Stand with Extension Element ..................................................... 9
2.3  Assembly of the Sensor Unit ................................................................................ 10
3  Power On / Power Off ........................................................................................................ 10
Installation of the Body Screener Software .................................................................................. 11
1  Establishing a Data Connection with the PC .................................................................... 13
1.1  Connection via WiFi .............................................................................................. 13
1.2  Connection via USB cable ..................................................................................... 13
Operation of the Software ............................................................................................................. 16
1  Main Menu ......................................................................................................................... 16
1.1  File ........................................................................................................................ 16
1.2  Extras .................................................................................................................... 17
1.3  Window ................................................................................................................. 17
1.4  Help ...................................................................................................................... 17
2  Status bar .......................................................................................................................... 18
3  Toolbar .............................................................................................................................. 18
4  Sidebar .............................................................................................................................. 21
5  Options .............................................................................................................................. 22
Perform a Body Measurement ...................................................................................................... 23
1  Establish Data Connection ................................................................................................ 23
2  Enter Personal Data .......................................................................................................... 23
3  Select Measurement Resolution ....................................................................................... 24
4  Perform Calibration / Zero Adjustment ............................................................................ 24
5  Position Examinee ............................................................................................................ 26
6  Body Measurement ........................................................................................................... 27
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7  Visualization / Evaluation .................................................................................................. 28
Care and Maintenance .................................................................................................................. 29
1  Cleaning the Body Screener ............................................................................................. 29
2  Maintenance of the Body Screener ................................................................................... 29
Body Screener Floor Mat .............................................................................................................. 30
1  Floor Mat as Positioning Support ..................................................................................... 30
2  Cleaning and Care of the Floor Mat .................................................................................. 30
2.1  Prior to First Use .................................................................................................. 31
2.2  Care Instructions .................................................................................................. 31
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Table of Figures
Figure 1: Run setup file with double click ......................................................................................... 11
Figure 2: Select installation language .............................................................................................. 11
Figure 3: Select installation location ................................................................................................ 12
Figure 4: Create desktop icon ........................................................................................................... 12
Figure 5: Complete the installation .................................................................................................. 12
Figure 6: Establish connection via WiFi ............................................................................................ 13
Figure 7: Installing USB drivers - Step 3 .......................................................................................... 14
Figure 8: Installing USB drivers - Step 4 .......................................................................................... 14
Figure 9: Installing USB drivers - Step 5 .......................................................................................... 15
Figure 10: Installing USB drivers - Step 6 ........................................................................................ 15
Figure 11: Installing USB drivers - Step 7 ........................................................................................ 15
Figure 12: Main screen of the software application .......................................................................... 16
Figure 13: Comparison of window arrangements ............................................................................ 17
Figure 14: Status bar with selection of the color representation ..................................................... 18
Figure 15: Set options for zero adjustment and measuring process ................................................ 22
Figure 16: Select data connection ..................................................................................................... 23
Figure 17: Enter personal data and information .............................................................................. 23
Figure 18: Select measurement resolution ...................................................................................... 24
Figure 19: Recommendation for executing zero adjustment ............................................................ 24
Figure 20: Display during zero adjustment ....................................................................................... 25
Figure 21: Position examinee in the Body Screener ......................................................................... 26
Figure 22: Set sensor unit start position .......................................................................................... 26
Figure 23:  otification to turn around .............................................................................................. 27
Figure 24: Window with S/  and maintenance information ............................................................. 29
Figure 25: Floor Mat as positioning support ..................................................................................... 30
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1 General Information

1.1 Scope of Delivery

•Stand with extension element, motor and base

•Sensor unit with non-metallic semicircular truss

•Power supply

•Software “OKM Body Screener“

•PC with screen, keyboard and mouse

•Floor mat

The Body ScreenerTM is a supportive device for quick analysis of the general state of health.

The measuring system provides additional information on potential anomalies in the body and

recommendations for further examinations.

1.2 Technical Data

Dimensions (BxHxT) Stand with base: 120 x 225 x 100 cm

Dimensions (BxHxT) Sensor unit: 105 x 13 x 65 cm

Weight Stand with base: ca. 40 kg

Weight Sensor unit: ca. 4 kg

Input voltage: 19 V ±10%, max. 3.19 A (use OKM Power Supply only)

Operating temperature (ambient): 18 to 26°C (no direct sunlight)1

Storage temperature: –10 to 50°C

Type of protection: IP20

Sensor technology: SCMI-15-D

Measurement sampling: 10 kHz, 64x oversampling,

7x interpolation, 15 bit resolution

Data transmission: USB cable / WLA , 2.4 GHz

1 This temperature range should be reached at least 15 minutes before calibration/measurement.

Please follow the instructions in section 2 „ otes on Safety

and Troubleshooting” to avoid damages to property,

personal damages and bodily injuries.

CAUTION

2 Notes on Safety and Troubles ooting

In order to avoid damages to the device, health impairments of persons and measurement errors,

please follow the instructions below.

2.1 Location and Setup of the Body Screener

•Do not place near magnetic fields or iron carriers.

•Ensure that the Body ScreenerTM is positioned correctly (installation and alignment by

trained service personnel recommended).

•Do not place any objects in the area of the measuring head in order to avoid damage to the

device/motor during the measuring process.

•Only use the supplied power supply unit – do not use extension cables or cable drums.

•Position the floor mat according to the recommendations in section 8.1 “Floor Mat as

Positioning Support“.

2.2 Before and During the Measuring Process

•Calibration/zero adjustment is recommended before each measurement in order to avoid

incorrect representations of the measurement results (in case of incorrect calibration, half

of the person may be shown in blue).

•Persons (standing or running) who are not involved should keep at least 2 m distance from

the Body ScreenerTM.

•Smartphones, watches, keys, belts, wallets (chip cards, coins) and other metallic

accessories with and without radio technology should keep at least 3 m distance from the

Body ScreenerTM.

•Use of mobile phone not in immediate vicinity (telephone, messaging, WhatsApp, internet

etc.), activation of flight mode is recommended.

•Do not touch the sensor unit to avoid falsification of the measurement.

•Do not touch, push or pull the sensor unit to prevent damage to the device/motor.

2.3 Maintenance of the Body Screener

•Unplug the power supply before cleaning or dismantling the Body ScreenerTM

•Installation, maintenance and service recommended by qualified personnel.

Please find a print version at “ OTES“ on page 33.

3 Structure and Assembly of t e Body Screener

3.1 Components of the Body Screener

The Body ScreenerTM comprises a stand with extension element and base, sensor unit with

electronics and semicircular truss with sensors and LEDs, motor and gearbox as well as power

supply unit.

Stand with extension element

Gearbox with motor

Sensor unit (case with electronics)

Semicircular truss with integrated

measuring sensors and LEDs

Base

The sensors are placed in a non-metallic semicircular truss. The measurement data are sent from

the electronics (sensor unit) via WLA or USB cable (depending on the model) to the included PC

software. Further information on establishing a connection and operation are found in section 4.1

“Establishing a Data Connection with the PC“ p. 14 and 5 “Operation of the Software“ pp. 17.

3.2 Assembly of the Body Screener

The assembly of the stand as well as the initial assembly of the sensor unit is usually carried out by

qualified and trained personnel. For easy transport, e.g. in case of maintenance, the stand and

sensor unit can be removed/assembled by the user. Please follow the instructions in section 3.2.3

“Assembly of the Sensor Unit“ p. 11.

Do not plug in the power supply until the device has been completely assembled.

3.2.1 otes on the Place of Installation
The Body ScreenerTM should be placed in a room without any sources of interference. Sources of
interference can be electrical, metallic and magnetic objects and devices like magnetic resonance
imaging, loudspeakers, motors, chargers and charging stations.
3.2.2 Assembly of the Stand with Extension Element
1. Place extension element onto the lower stand. 2. Join the fittings together.
3. Secure the extension element with 2 screws. 4. Place upper stand onto extension element 
(join the fittings together).
 . Secure upper stand with 2 screws. 6. Correctly assembled stand including 
extension element.
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3.2.3 Assembly of the Sensor Unit

The sensor unit and stand can be assembled / disassembled for service reasons or easier

transportation. Please note the following information:

1. Attach the sensor unit to the front panel of the gear

box.

2. Tighten the plastic winged screws.

3. Connect the motor cable with the sensor unit. 4. Plug the power cable into the Body ScreenerTM.

Then plug the connector into the wall socket.

3.3 Power On / Power Off

By connecting the power supply the Body ScreenerTM is powered on automatically. It is not

necessary to push an extra power on/off button.

As soon as the Body ScreenerTM is ready, a short acoustic signal sounds and LEDs within the

semicircular truss flash.

To power off the Body ScreenerTM just unplug the power supply.

4 Installation of t e Body Screener Software

If you did not purchase a preconfigured PC with your Body ScreenerTM or you need to reinstall the

software on another PC, please double-click the setup file.

After starting the setup process, the User Account Control of Windows might appear with the

following message:

„Do you want to allow this app from an unknown publisher

to make changes to your device?“

Confirm your decision with Yes.

After selecting the setup language, the Setup Wizard guides through the installation process.

Figure 1: Run setup file with double click

Figure 2: Select installation language

Select your individual installation destination and start menu folder or keep the suggested settings.

We recommend creating the desktop shortcut to easily launch the Body Screener program. This

option is already preselected during installation.

Figure 3: Select installation location

Figure 4: Create desktop icon

Figure : Complete the installation

4.1 Establishing a Data Connection with the PC

Depending on your Body ScreenerTM model, a data connection has to be established either via WiFi

or USB cable. Please make sure your Body ScreenerTM is powered on before continuing.

4.1.1 Connection via WiFi

First, you have to click the Windows Network & Internet settings icon in the right bottom corner of

the task bar. A list of available networks expands. Then, you need to select the proper WiFi network

(named after your Body ScreenersTM serial number), tick the checkbox Connect automatically and

click the Connect button.

For a successful WiFi connection you have to enter the 8-digit password that is included in your

Body ScreenerTM package. After the connection has been established, you will also see a

corresponding message within the information area of Windows Network & Internet settings.

4.1.2 Connection via USB cable

If your Body ScreenerTM is equipped with an USB port, you have to prepare your PC with appropriate

USB drivers. To do that, plug one end of the USB cable into the USB port of your Body Screener TM

and the other end into a free USB port of your PC.

ow open Windows Device Manager to start installing the USB drivers. In Windows 10 you simply

push the keys + X simultaneously, which opens a menu where you click on Device Manager

(see figure 7, left).

Figure 6: Establish connection via WiFi

The Device Manager opens in a new window (see figure 7, right).

ow find the entry “OKM Body Screener“ and right-click on it. The entry is highlighted and

additionally a submenu appears, as shown in figure 8.

Click the item Update driver to start installing the proper USB drivers.

From the subsequent dialog (figure 9, left) you choose Browse my computer for driver software. In

the next dialog (figure 9, right) you choose the correct location of your USB driver files.

To do so, please click the Browse... button!

Figure 7: Installing USB drivers - Step 3

Figure 8: Installing USB drivers - Step 4

The driver files are available as download on our website www.bodyscreener.com.

After selecting the proper file location, click Next! The drivers will be installed now.

As soon as the USB drivers have been installed successfully, the new entry “OKM Quick Link”

appears in Windows Device Manager (right below category “Universal Serial Bus controllers“).

The installation of the USB drivers is completed now. You may close the Device Manager and start

using the Body ScreenerTM as explained in the following chapters.

Figure 9: Installing USB drivers - Step

Figure 10: Installing USB drivers - Step 6

Figure 11: Installing USB drivers - Step 7

5 Operation of t e Software

After launching the Body ScreenerTM Software, the main screen is visible according to figure 12.

All functions and configurations are accessible via main menu, toolbar, sidebar or status bar.

5.1 Main Menu

The main menu on the upper part of the main screen consists of four categories with different

functionalities, which will be explained in the next sections.

5.1.1 File

ew measurement Starts a new body measurement (see section 6 “Perform a Body

Measurement“ on page 24)

Open … Opens a previously saved measurement

Save Saves the current measurement

Save as … Saves the current measurement with a new name and selected file

location

Print preview … Opens the print preview to prepare the measurement for printout or

PDF creation

Quit Quits the program

Figure 12: Main screen of the software application

Main menu

Toolbar

Sidebar

Statusbar

5.1.2 Extras

Language Select language

Options... Special settings according measurement process

(see section 5.5 “Options” on page 23)

Move sensor unit up Move sensor unit to the upper position

Move sensor unit down Move sensor unit to the lower position

5.1.3 Window

The windows can be arranged in different ways to facilitate the comparison of multiple

measurements.

Overlap All windows will overlap each other

Arrange vertically Arrange windows from top to down

Arrange horizontally Arrange windows from left to right

Minimize all All windows will be minimized

Close Closes the current window

overlapping arranged horizontally arranged vertically

ideal as structured overview of

several measurements

ideal for comparing two

measurements in detail

ideal for comparing two

measurements in the overall view

Figure 13: Comparison of window arrangements

5.1.4 Help

Body Screener Website Opens the website www.bodyscreener.com

User's manual Opens the user's manual in PDF-viewer

About OKM Body Screener Provides device information like serial number and connection

status

5.2 Status bar

The status bar is located at the bottom part of the main screen and provides the selection of the

color representation.

After each individual measurement, the body representation is displayed in green color only. The

measured data must be activated by selecting the appropriate color ranges (right, above the status

bar).

The status of the current connection as well as the position of the sensor unit is displayed in the

bottom left of the status bar.

5.3 Toolbar

The toolbar is located below the main menu.

Establish connection Establishes a data connection between PC and Body

ScreenerTM. Select between WiFi or USB (see section 6

“Perform a Body Measurement“ on page 24).

Start new measurement Starts a new body measurement including zero adjustment

(see section 6 “Perform a Body Measurement“ on page 24).

Open measurement Opens an existing measurement (file with extension .bsc).

Save measurement Saves a new measurement as new file or updates an

existing file (overriding).

Edit personal data Opens the dialog see figure 17 on page 24. The entered

personal data can be changed and updated at any time after

finishing a measurement (also see section 6 “Perform a

Body Measurement“ on page 24).

Print preview Measurement data is collected and prepared for printing,

date and time information is added automatically.

Figure 14: Status bar with selection of the color representation

Select view*
Front view Shows   the   schematic   representation   of   the   examinee   in
front view. Alternatively,  the body can be rotated  by 360°
(keep left mouse key pressed and move mouse).
Right view Shows   the   schematic   representation   of   the   examinee   in
right view.  Alternatively   the body can be rotated  by 360°
(keep left mouse key pressed and move mouse).
Back view Shows   the   schematic   representation   of   the   examinee   in
back view. Alternatively   the  body can be rotated  by   360°
(keep left mouse key pressed and move mouse).
Left view Shows the schematic representation of the examinee in left
view. Alternatively the body can be rotated by 360° (keep left
mouse key pressed and move mouse).
Scale down / Zoom out gradually adjustable, alternatively by mouse wheel
Scale up / Zoom in gradually adjustable, alternatively by mouse wheel
Decrease 
transparency**
Provides   an   external   overview   of   the   entire   body,   color
representations are very clear.
Increase transparency** Allows   a   view   of   the   schematically   represented   internal
structures such as skeleton, organs, blood vessels, nerves
etc.
Intensify color values*** Striking   body   areas   can   be   focused   by   reducing   the
surrounding color areas and intensifying hot spots.
Reduce color values*** Reduce hot spot colors and return back to overview display
without color focus.
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