THERA-Trainer LYRA User manual

THERA-TRAINER LYRA
USER MANUAL
English translation of original user manual
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THERA-Trainer lyra overview
Plate binding
Light barrier
Screen
Screen power buon
Le wing
Sliding doors to step length sengs (le and right)
Handrail
Bar
Cable
Handwheel
Crank
Display
Main switch
Release buon
Wheelchair buon
Emergency stop buon (le and right)
Stop buon (le and right)
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Foreword
Dear THERA-Trainer lyra user,
This user manual provides all the important
informaon to ensure that the equipment is operated
safely. Regardless of your level of experience with gait
rehabilitaon, we ask you to read this manual
carefully before operang the THERA-Trainer lyra.
The THERA-Trainer lyra is intended exclusively for gait
rehabilitaon, oering body weight support for
paents with limited mobility, caused by cerebral,
spinal or neurogenic disorders. Further informaon
about the intended use of the THERA-Trainer lyra can
be found in chapter 13 of this user manual.
Carefully reading this user manual and taking part in
the product training given by our expert suppliers are
condions for starng up the Thera-Trainer lyra. The
training session will be given on site aer the
equipment has been installed. Please refer to this
user manual as an inial source of informaon if you
have any quesons about or problems with operang
the THERA-Trainer lyra. Should you require further
assistance, do not hesitate to contact us (contact
details listed on the back of this user manual or at
www.thera-trainer.de).
Your THERA-Trainer team

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About this user manual
To ensure safe and opmum use of the THERA-Trainer lyra, this user manual refers
to the following symbols:
A warning is an important safety measure that you must
follow. Ignoring warnings may cause signicant damage to
health.
A note is a useful piece of informaon or recommendaon
for geng the most out of your THERA-Trainer lyra.

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Please note: Your THERA-Trainer lyra may look slightly
dierent from the illustraons in this user manual.
Please note: Use of the masculine form when referring to
therapists and paents includes both sexes.
Please note: All therapeuc details are included as visual
examples and are not to be taken as therapy guidelines. The
personal needs of paents must be claried in advance with
the relevant medical professional, who also assumes all
responsibility for the paent’s use of the THERA-Trainer lyra.
The therapy parameters must be established by the medical
professional.

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Contents
THERA-Trainer lyra overview ..........................................................................3
Foreword........................................................................................................4
About this user manual .................................................................................5
Contents.........................................................................................................7
1. Importantoperanginstrucons .............................................................9
2. Safety and dangers ................................................................................10
3. Overviewofthetrainingprocess ...........................................................14
4. SwitchingontheTHERA-Trainerlyra ......................................................15
5. Sengs..................................................................................................17
5.1 Step length ........................................................................................17
5.2 Handrail.............................................................................................18
5.3 Body weight support.........................................................................19
5.3.1 Amount of body weight support............................................19
5.3.2 Type of body weight support.................................................20
5.4 Foot binding ......................................................................................21
6. Harness system......................................................................................24
7. TransferringthepaenttotheTHERA-Trainerlyra .................................26
7.1 Mobile patients.................................................................................26
7.2 Wheelchair-dependent patients .......................................................28
8. Operangthesoware..........................................................................33
8.1 General..............................................................................................33
8.2 Settings .............................................................................................33
8.2.1 Checking the step length .......................................................34
8.2.2 Posion of the plate bindings ................................................34
8.2.3 Speed .....................................................................................35
8.2.4 Duraon.................................................................................35
8.3 Therapy session.................................................................................36
8.3.1 Training session control .........................................................36
8.3.2 Distance and me display .....................................................37
8.3.3 Adjusng speed .....................................................................38
8.4 Session summary ..............................................................................39
9. Structureoftherapysessions.................................................................40
9.1 Starting the session...........................................................................40
9.2 Ending the session ............................................................................42
9.3 Changing the training parameters during a break ............................42
9.4 Ending the therapy session ...............................................................42
9.5 Emergency stop.................................................................................43
10. TransferringthepaentfromtheTHERA-Trainerlyra.............................44
10.1 Mobile patients.................................................................................44
10.2 Wheelchair-dependent patients .......................................................44
11. SwitchingotheTHERA-Trainerlyra......................................................47
12. Troubleshoong ....................................................................................48

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13. Intended use..........................................................................................51
13.1 Purpose .............................................................................................51
13.2 Medical indications ...........................................................................51
13.3 User qualifications and responsibilities ............................................51
14. Foreseeable misuse ...............................................................................52
14.1 Contraindications .............................................................................52
14.2 Misuse...............................................................................................52
15. Instruconsforusingtheharnesssystem..............................................53
15.1 General..............................................................................................53
15.2 Human Care Multi Sling 25105 .........................................................53
15.3 Other harness systems .....................................................................54
16. Maintaining the THERA-Trainer lyra .......................................................55
16.1 Checks and cleaning .........................................................................55
16.2 Functional testing .............................................................................56
16.3 Maintenance and repairs .................................................................57
16.4 Safety checks.....................................................................................58
16.5 Electromagnetic compatibility .........................................................59
16.6 Economic life of the THERA-Trainer lyra............................................59
16.7 Disposal of the THERA-Trainer lyra ...................................................59
AppendixA:Technicaldata...........................................................................60
Appendix B: Symbols....................................................................................68
Appendix C: Warranty ..................................................................................71
AppendixD:Listofaccessories .....................................................................72
Glossary .......................................................................................................73

CHAPTER 1
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1. Importantoperanginstrucons
The THERA-Trainer lyra was developed and tested for operaonal safety in
accordance with the latest state of the art pracces. This user manual is an
essenal part of the THERA-Trainer lyra. The informaon contained here is
required to ensure correct use of the equipment. Failure to use this equipment
correctly may cause personal injury and/or material damage.
The manufacturer assumes no liability for personal injury and/or material damage
resulng from improper use, improper repairs, any changes or alteraons made
without the express wrien consent of the manufacturer, improper use of the
equipment or a disregard of warning signs.
Warning: Carefully read this user manual in full before
starng up the THERA-Trainer lyra and carefully note the
warnings included inside. Please make this user manual
available to all individuals who will be operang the trainer.
Warning: The THERA-Trainer lyra must be installed only by
qualied service personnel. The use of mulple sockets is not
permied. An extension cable of a maximum length of ve
metres may be used.
Warning: To reduce the risk of electric shocks, water must
nevercomeintocontactwithanyoftheelectricalcomponents,
including the motor, power cable and power switch.

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1. Carefully read this user manual in full before starng up the THERA-Trainer
lyra and carefully note the warnings included inside.
2. Make this user manual available to all individuals who will be operang the
THERA-Trainer lyra.
3. Only qualied service personnel are allowed to install the THERA-Trainer lyra.
4. The use of mulple sockets is not permied.
5. An extension cable of a maximum length of ve metres may be used.
6. To reduce the risk of electric shocks, water must never come into contact with
any of the electrical components, including the motor, power cable and
power switch.
7. When you press the release buon, the plate bindings start moving. Ensure
that no one is standing on or next to the plate bindings, otherwise there is a
risk of injury.
8. When using the body weight support feature, always ensure that the weight
of the paent is evenly distributed across both bar hooks by using an approved
harness system (see chapter 6).
9. Do not li or lower any load that is not evenly distributed.
10. Set the bar to the correct height (see chapter 5.3.2).
11. Never use the body weight support with just one hook.
12. The harness system is a safety device to prevent the paent from falling. Even
if the paent does not need any body weight support, it must be worn at all
mes and aached to the bar. In these cases, set a minimal body weight
support weight and turn the crank unl the cable is under slight tension.
13. The rope must be pulled out up to the red marking maximum. If you pull out
the rope more there is a risk of wrong winding the rope. The brake acon will
be lost.
14. If the paent cannot be secured correctly on the plate bindings, e.g. if their
shoes are too large or too small for the bindings, the training session cannot
be carried out.
15. Ensure that the foot bindings are rmly fastened for the enre duraon of
the therapy session.
16. Ensure that there are no loose shoelaces, foot-binding and clothing es or
straps for the enre duraon of the therapy session, as these may get caught
in the plate bindings or in the plate binding openings in the casing.
17. The selecon and use of a specic harness system is the sole responsibility
of the medical professional.
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18. Carefully read the operang manual for your chosen harness system and
follow the instrucons given there.
19. Switch to the “Therapy session” screen if the paent is ready to begin training
on the Thera-Trainer lyra. This prevents the THERA-Trainer lyra from starng
accidentally while transferring the paent.
20. Make sure that the paent’s head does not collide with the bar.
21. Training can only start once you have fully closed the le wing of the THERA-
Trainer lyra and pressed the release buon.
22. Carefully check the following points before starng the therapy session:
• The paent is properly secured with the harness system.
• The harness system is correctly aached to the bar.
• The foot bindings are properly closed.
• Neither the paent nor you are wearing clothing (shoe laces, trousers etc.)
which is too long or too loose and that could get caught in the plate bindings
or in the plate binding opening in the casing.
• The THERA-Trainer lyra training parameters and sengs are set correctly
for the paent.
• Nobody is immediately in front of or behind the plate bindings.
23. You have free access to the paent from all sides during the therapy session.
In order to avoid injuries, constantly monitor the plate bindings whilst keeping
a safe distance.
24. Always remain present during an acve therapy session.
25. The instrucons described in table 2 of chapter 12 are the only methods you
may use to recfy an error. If the instrucons do not recfy the error, contact
a trained supplier.
26. Only harness systems carrying the CE approval mark in accordance with the
Direcve 93/42/EEC may be used.
27. The entry of liquids into the THERA-Trainer lyra is not permied.
28. If the harness system or THERA-Trainer lyra components exhibit signs of wear
and tear, the device must not be used for training.
29. If the THERA-Trainer lyra does not pass one of the criteria listed in table 4 in
chapter 16, it must not be used for training.
30. Ensure that maintenance and repairs are only carried out by qualied service
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31. Damaged or defecve THERA-Trainer lyra components may only be replaced
with original replacement parts from the manufacturer.
32. Maintenance or repair work that is not performed by qualied service
personnel will result in the loss of rights in the event of warranty claims.
33. No changes or modicaons to the THERA-Trainer lyra are permied unless
expressly approved in wring by the manufacturer.
34. The THERA-Trainer lyra must not be set up in the immediate vicinity of or
stacked with other appliances. If it is necessary to operate the THERA-Trainer
lyra in the vicinity of or stacked with other appliances, monitor it to ensure
correct operaon, depending on how the devices have been arranged.
35. Only use the THERA-Trainer lyra when it is in an undamaged and fully
funconal state.
36. Before inial start-up, a trained supplier must instruct you on how to use the
product.
37. If the THERA-Trainer lyra is damaged, breaks down, etc., a trained supplier
must be informed.
38. Smoking is forbidden during a training session.
39. If any symptoms of illness occur during or aer the training session, consult
a doctor immediately.
40. When roung cables, make sure that
• the paent’s movements are not impeded.
• movement of THERA-Trainer lyra is not restricted.
• the cables do not cause an obstrucon or trip hazard.
41. Posion the THERA-Trainer lyra so that the power plug is easily accessible and
can be pulled out of the socket quickly in case of emergency.
42. Only use original parts from the manufacturer.
43. Only use the THERA-Trainer lyra with undamaged and fully funconal cables.
44. Ensure that ngers are not trapped whilst seng up the THERA-Trainer lyra.
45. Only operate the THERA-Trainer lyra at the correct supply voltage.
46. Only use the THERA-Trainer lyra for training when it is ready for operaon.
47. Animals and children at play must be kept away from the THERA-Trainer lyra.
48. Ensure that the safety equipment is working correctly before every training
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49. Only start the training session when both feet are placed correctly in the plate
bindings and are secured.
50. Only start the training session if the harness system is correctly aached and
secured.
51. Only use cleaning agents and disinfectants that have been approved by the
manufacturer.
52. Select the range of moon according to the tness level of the paent.

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The diagram below illustrates a sequence of interacons with the THERA-Trainer
lyra before, during and aer a therapy session.
3. Overviewofthetrainingprocess
Table 1 gives you an overview of the seng adjustments that can be made to a
THERA-Trainer lyra that is switched on, and those that can be made when it is
switched o.
Switching on the THERA-Trainer lyra
Adjusng the step length
Adjusng the handrails
Adjusng the body weight support
Transferring the paent to the THERA-Trainer lyra
Adjusng the bar height
Adjusng the training parameters
Performing therapy sessions
Transferring the paent from the THERA-Trainer lyra
Switching o the THERA-Trainer lyra
Table1:Changingthesengs
Running THERA-Trainer lyra:
Body weight support
Bar height
Speed
Stopped THERA-Trainer lyra:
Step length
Handrail
Foot binding

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This chapter outlines how to switch on the THERA-Trainer lyra.
1. Ensure that the THERA-Trainer lyra is connected
to a 230 V ~ power supply.
2. Press the main switch on the THERA-Trainer lyra.
3. Press the power buon on the screen to start up
the soware.
4. Select your preferred language and conrm your
selecon .
5. Follow the on-screen instrucons in the correct order:
• Ensure that no one is standing in the direct vicinity of the plate bindings.
• Press the release buon. The THERA-Trainer lyra will now inialise.
4. SwitchingontheTHERA-Trainerlyra
Please note: If you have not explicitly chosen a language
within 30 seconds, the last language used is selected
automacally. The language seng can only be changed at
this me. If you want to change the language seng at a later
me, you must start the soware again (see chapter 8.1).
Please note: As soon as addional language opons are
available for the soware, these are also shown.
Warning: Aer pressing the release buon, the plate bindings
start moving. Ensure that no one is standing on or next to the
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6. Wait unl the system has inialised and the
removable plate bindings have stopped moving.
You can then access the Sengs screen display
(see chapter 8.2).
Please note: The THERA-Trainer lyra has an automac
monitoring system, which checks the state of operaonal
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5. Sengs
This chapter outlines the various sengs on the THERA-Trainer lyra.
5.1 Step length
Step length is the distance between the furthest forwards and backwards posion
of the heel in one step curve. The step length to be selected depends on the
height, gait speed and funconal impairment of the paent. You can select step
lengths between 39 and 67 cm, in seven stages of 4 cm each.
1. Ensure that the plate bindings are not moving.
2. Open the sliding door of the step length seng on
the side.
3. Pull the handle out and move the slides vercally
to the desired posion.
4. Let go of the handle and ensure that the
mechanism has locked into place rmly.
5. Close the sliding door.
6. Repeat steps 1 to 5 on the other side.
7. Press the release buon.
Please note: If necessary, you can set diering step lengths
for the paent’s le and right legs.

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5.2 Handrail
During transfers and therapy sessions, paents can hold on to and lean against
the handrails. The height of the handrails depends on the height and funconal
impairment of the paent. There are seven height opons.
1. Hold on ghtly to the handrail.
2. Pull the bolt out and slide the handrail vercally
to the required posion.
3. Let go of the bolt and ensure that the mechanism
has locked into place rmly.
4. Repeat steps 1 to 3 on the other side of the THERA-
Trainer lyra.
Please note: The therapy session can only be started when
both sliding doors are fully closed and you have pressed the
release buon (see chapter 12).
Please note: The step lengths set on the THERA-Trainer lyra
are automacally added to the soware sengs.

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5.3 Body weight support
The body weight support feature enables training for paents who cannot (yet)
carry their own body weight. The body weight support feature can be set to be
either dynamic or stac. For the dynamic body weight support feature, the
supported weight swings with the vercal shi of the body as the paent walks,
giving him constant support set to the required weight in all gait phases. In the
stac opon, the supported body weight does not swing along with the movements.
Depending on the gait phase, the paent is either given support equal to the
required weight or more (up to his or her full body weight).
The amount of body weight support depends on the weight and funconal
impairment of the paent. Weight support can be set to 10 to 60 kg.
The light spot on the display indicates the amount and type (dynamic/stac) of
body weight support selected.
5.3.1 Amount of body weight support
1. Set the amount of weight support by turning the handwheel.
2. The light spot on the display indicates the amount of weight support selected;
it can be moved along the weight scale with the handwheel. Set the amount
of weight support for the paent. If, for example, the light spot is under the
55 mark, the paent will be given weight support of 55 kg.
Please note: If the paent’s enre body weight is supported,
the paent’s feet may lose contact with the plate bindings
and hang in the harness system.
Please note: A clockwise turn increases the body weight
support, whereas an an-clockwise turn reduces it.
Warning: When using the body weight support, always
ensure that the weight of the paent is distributed evenly on
both bar hooks by means of an approved harness system (see
chapter 6). Do not li or lower any load that is not evenly
distributed. Never use the body weight support with just one
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5.3.2 Type of body weight support
The type of body weight support is set by adjusng the height of the bar. To set
the bar to the correct height, the paent must wear the harness system, stand
upright on the plate bindings and aach the harness system to the bracket.
1. Set the height of the bar by turning the crank. The light spot on the display
indicates the vercal height adjustment of the bar.
2. To select the dynamic weight support feature, turn the crank unl the light
spot is in the central area of the display, i.e. on the weight scale. To select the
stac weight support feature, turn the crank unl the light spot is in the upper
area of the display.
Warning: When using the body weight support, always
ensure that the weight of the paent is distributed evenly on
both bar hooks by means of an approved harness system (see
chapter 6). Do not li or lower any load that is not evenly
distributed. Never use the body weight support with just one
hook.
Please note: A clockwise turn raises the bar, whereas an an-
clockwise turn lowers it.
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