EasyStand Zing, Owner'S Manual

Page 1: ...t and reserves the right to change features specifications and prices without prior notification Check with AMI for latest info FORM ZING2MANUAL 101617 REV A Copyright 2017 Altimate Medical Inc All rights reserved Printed in the U S A Please ensure the Owner s Manual stays with the unit at all times 262 West 1st St Morton MN 56270 USA Toll Free 800 342 8968 or 507 697 6393 Fax Free 877 342 8968 or...

Page 2: ...ctured by Altimate Medical or parts not complying with original equipment specifications are added to an Altimate Medical product THE FOREGOING WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTIES ALTIMATE MEDICAL SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES WHATSOEVER Altimate Medical maintains a policy of continual product improvement and reserves the right to cha...

Page 3: ...oved and hand washed with water Air dry the covers Always use care when removing and replacing the covers Do not dry clean any upholstery items If the EasyStand is being used with one user clean the EasyStand on a monthly basis or as needed If the EasyStand is being used in a multiple user environment the EasyStand should be cleaned after each use Urethane Coated Fabrics and Hygienic Washable Cove...

Page 4: ...and adjustments that are listed in the product owner s manual can be made by the operator by following the instructions for use After an adjustment is made inspect the EasyStand to ensure all hardware and adjustable components are properly secured per the instructions for use Replacement of worn parts major adjustments or any other important corrections should be handled by an authorized supplier ...

Page 5: ...he child into the standing position If the unit was exposed to temperatures of less than 50 F 23 5 C the unit must warm to room temperature before use Operating Conditions Temperature 41 F 5 C 95 F 35 C Relative humidity 20 90 at 86 F 30 C Atmospheric Pressure 700 to 1060hPa Storage Transport Conditions Temperature 14 F 10 C 122 F 50 C Relative humidity 20 90 at 86 F 30 C Atmospheric Pressure 700 ...

Page 6: ...e all plastic wrap and parts from the boxes 2 Remove the bag of hardware from the wheelbase It contains the 4 bolts for the mast assembly 3 Position the mast as shown place the wheelbase as shown onto the mast Page 3 2 3 Page 36 Parts Detail TT MPS ...

Page 7: ...4 bolts have been started tighten them securely 5 Remove the wrapping and bolts from the foot pedal and place the foot pedal onto the bottom of the gas spring as shown 6 Line up holes and insert the 2 bolts start both bolts first then tighten securely Page 35 Parts Detail Supine ...

Page 8: ... Gas Spring Lockout was not ordered remove the bolt from the lower part of the cylinder on the mast as shown discard bolt If the Pow r Up Lift was ordered plug the battery and controller in See Fig B on page 22 for information on the Pow r Up Lift 9 Remove the nut bolt and two washers from the brace These will be used in steps 10 15 Page 5 Page 34 Parts Detail MPS ...

Page 9: ... mallet to assist 11 12 Page 33 97 Pull the lockout knob out and twist to unlock Your unit can now be positioned using the foot pedal or hand lever 98 Twist until the knob is vertical and locks into position The gas spring is now locked from unintended movement Directional Locking Caster 99 Lock the right rear caster to allow the unit to guide straight Locking the directional caster locks the dire...

Page 10: ... behind the pelvic pad to the supine to stand position 92 Adjust to the desired supine position by depressing the foot pedal or using the hand pendant on the Pow r Up option and tilting This can be done with the user in the unit Prone 93 Flip the lever located behind the pad to the prone position 94 Adjust to the desired prone position by depressing the foot pedal or using the hand pendant on the ...

Page 11: ...ghten knob securely Multi Adjustable Foot Plates 85 Height Loosen the ratchet handles connecting the foot bracket to vertical leg tubes to adjust foot plate height 86 Plantar Dorsi Loosen ratchet handles to tilt foot plates Tighten securely 87 Abduction Loosen knobs to slide foot plates together Tighten knobs securely 88 Forward Aft Loosen knobs underneath foot plates slide foot plates into positi...

Page 12: ... skip to step 29 MPS and Supine MPS and Supine MPS and Supine Leg Abduction 79 Loosen knob behind the pelvic pad 80 Abduct each leg out to the desired position up to 30 degrees per leg Tighten securely Face Aperature 81 To adjust the aperature height loosen the knob on the support bracket Place into desired position and tighten securely 82 To adjust the angle or width of the aperature pads loosen ...

Page 13: ... 29 Upper Body Support Pad 74 To adjust the upper body support pad height loosen knob 75 Depress spring button and adjust to desired position Tighten knob securely Head Support 76 To adjust the head support depth loosen the knob on the back of the headrest and slide into desired position Tighten securely 77 To adjust the head support angle loosen the ratchet handle and place into desired position ...

Page 14: ...down to the desired setting Tighten securely Multi Adjustable Knee Pads 69 To adjust the multi adjustable knee pad height loosen the ratchet handle Adjust to desired position Tighten securely 70 To adjust the multi adjustable knee pad depth loosen the knob Adjust to desired position Tighten securely 71 To adjust the multi adjustable knee pad position loosen knob and rotate to desired position Tigh...

Page 15: ... desired position and tighten securely 67 The lateral supports have a number of attachment holes on the back of the pad which will allow for additional positions vertically and horizontally The pads may also be bolted at a high low or neutral position for greater pad range 28 66 65 67 64 28A If the optional chest strap was ordered place it around the pad as shown 28B Position strap in the grooves ...

Page 16: ...ghten knobs securely Swing Away Tray Depth 60 Loosen knob under the tray pull or push into desired position Tighten securely Swing Away Tray Angle 61 To adjust tray angle loosen ratchet handles on both sides of the tray set to desired position Tighten securely Swing Away Tray Swing Away 62 Loosen knob on one side only until you are able to swing tray away 63 Swing tray away to allow for transfers ...

Page 17: ...ower supply lines 1 kV for input output lines Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV line s to line s 2 kV line s to earth Compliance Level 2 kV for power supply lines 1 kV for input output lines 1 kV line s to line s 2 kV line s to earth Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage dips short interruptions and voltage variations on power supply input lines IEC 6100...

Page 18: ...an the compliance level in each frequency range b Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the following symbol IEC 60601 Test Level Electromagnetic Environment Guidance NOTE 1 At 80 MHz and 800 MHz the higher frequency range applies NOTE 2 These guidelines may not apply in all situations Electromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption and reflection from structures ob...

Page 19: ...pment Please report any instance of possible electromagnetic interference to AMI s Customer Service Department Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the EasyStand Zing The EasyStand Zing is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are con trolled The customer or the user of the EasyStand Zing can hel...

Page 20: ...nd control The light on the charger will turn yellow indicating the batteries are being charged The length of the hand pendant cable is 30 76cm retracted 3 FIG B The unit will arrive unplugged from the battery plug in the white cord that supplies power to the actuator and the black cord that supplies power to the remote The black cord has a notch on it to orient the connector properly Fully charge...

Page 21: ...p 48 48 Loosen knob on knee clamp insert knee pad bracket and tighten knob securely Repeat steps for other knee Prone MPS Supine TT 55 If the dual control was ordered remove bolt from the controller handle place controller handle onto the push handle as shown Insert bolt through hole and tighten to the controller handle 56 Guide the cable under the tray and use provided zip tie to secure the cable...

Page 22: ... handle securely Repeat steps for other foot plate 49 Platform Foot Plate If a Prone model was ordered skip to step 55 MPS Supine TT MPS Supine TT Page 20 52 Guide cable up behind pad Make sure to guide cable on the back side of the push handle 53 Remove bolt from the controller handle place controller handle onto the push handle as shown Insert bolt through the hole and tighten to the controller ...

Page 23: ... handle securely Repeat steps for other foot plate 49 Platform Foot Plate If a Prone model was ordered skip to step 55 MPS Supine TT MPS Supine TT Page 20 52 Guide cable up behind pad Make sure to guide cable on the back side of the push handle 53 Remove bolt from the controller handle place controller handle onto the push handle as shown Insert bolt through the hole and tighten to the controller ...

Page 24: ...p 48 48 Loosen knob on knee clamp insert knee pad bracket and tighten knob securely Repeat steps for other knee Prone MPS Supine TT 55 If the dual control was ordered remove bolt from the controller handle place controller handle onto the push handle as shown Insert bolt through hole and tighten to the controller handle 56 Guide the cable under the tray and use provided zip tie to secure the cable...

Page 25: ...nd control The light on the charger will turn yellow indicating the batteries are being charged The length of the hand pendant cable is 30 76cm retracted 3 FIG B The unit will arrive unplugged from the battery plug in the white cord that supplies power to the actuator and the black cord that supplies power to the remote The black cord has a notch on it to orient the connector properly Fully charge...

Page 26: ...pment Please report any instance of possible electromagnetic interference to AMI s Customer Service Department Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the EasyStand Zing The EasyStand Zing is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are con trolled The customer or the user of the EasyStand Zing can hel...

Page 27: ...an the compliance level in each frequency range b Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the following symbol IEC 60601 Test Level Electromagnetic Environment Guidance NOTE 1 At 80 MHz and 800 MHz the higher frequency range applies NOTE 2 These guidelines may not apply in all situations Electromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption and reflection from structures ob...

Page 28: ...ower supply lines 1 kV for input output lines Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV line s to line s 2 kV line s to earth Compliance Level 2 kV for power supply lines 1 kV for input output lines 1 kV line s to line s 2 kV line s to earth Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage dips short interruptions and voltage variations on power supply input lines IEC 6100...

Page 29: ...ghten knobs securely Swing Away Tray Depth 60 Loosen knob under the tray pull or push into desired position Tighten securely Swing Away Tray Angle 61 To adjust tray angle loosen ratchet handles on both sides of the tray set to desired position Tighten securely Swing Away Tray Swing Away 62 Loosen knob on one side only until you are able to swing tray away 63 Swing tray away to allow for transfers ...

Page 30: ... desired position and tighten securely 67 The lateral supports have a number of attachment holes on the back of the pad which will allow for additional positions vertically and horizontally The pads may also be bolted at a high low or neutral position for greater pad range 28 66 65 67 64 28A If the optional chest strap was ordered place it around the pad as shown 28B Position strap in the grooves ...

Page 31: ...down to the desired setting Tighten securely Multi Adjustable Knee Pads 69 To adjust the multi adjustable knee pad height loosen the ratchet handle Adjust to desired position Tighten securely 70 To adjust the multi adjustable knee pad depth loosen the knob Adjust to desired position Tighten securely 71 To adjust the multi adjustable knee pad position loosen knob and rotate to desired position Tigh...

Page 32: ... 29 Upper Body Support Pad 74 To adjust the upper body support pad height loosen knob 75 Depress spring button and adjust to desired position Tighten knob securely Head Support 76 To adjust the head support depth loosen the knob on the back of the headrest and slide into desired position Tighten securely 77 To adjust the head support angle loosen the ratchet handle and place into desired position ...

Page 33: ... skip to step 29 MPS and Supine MPS and Supine MPS and Supine Leg Abduction 79 Loosen knob behind the pelvic pad 80 Abduct each leg out to the desired position up to 30 degrees per leg Tighten securely Face Aperature 81 To adjust the aperature height loosen the knob on the support bracket Place into desired position and tighten securely 82 To adjust the angle or width of the aperature pads loosen ...

Page 34: ...ghten knob securely Multi Adjustable Foot Plates 85 Height Loosen the ratchet handles connecting the foot bracket to vertical leg tubes to adjust foot plate height 86 Plantar Dorsi Loosen ratchet handles to tilt foot plates Tighten securely 87 Abduction Loosen knobs to slide foot plates together Tighten knobs securely 88 Forward Aft Loosen knobs underneath foot plates slide foot plates into positi...

Page 35: ... behind the pelvic pad to the supine to stand position 92 Adjust to the desired supine position by depressing the foot pedal or using the hand pendant on the Pow r Up option and tilting This can be done with the user in the unit Prone 93 Flip the lever located behind the pad to the prone position 94 Adjust to the desired prone position by depressing the foot pedal or using the hand pendant on the ...

Page 36: ... mallet to assist 11 12 Page 33 97 Pull the lockout knob out and twist to unlock Your unit can now be positioned using the foot pedal or hand lever 98 Twist until the knob is vertical and locks into position The gas spring is now locked from unintended movement Directional Locking Caster 99 Lock the right rear caster to allow the unit to guide straight Locking the directional caster locks the dire...

Page 37: ... Gas Spring Lockout was not ordered remove the bolt from the lower part of the cylinder on the mast as shown discard bolt If the Pow r Up Lift was ordered plug the battery and controller in See Fig B on page 22 for information on the Pow r Up Lift 9 Remove the nut bolt and two washers from the brace These will be used in steps 10 15 Page 5 Page 34 Parts Detail MPS ...

Page 38: ...4 bolts have been started tighten them securely 5 Remove the wrapping and bolts from the foot pedal and place the foot pedal onto the bottom of the gas spring as shown 6 Line up holes and insert the 2 bolts start both bolts first then tighten securely Page 35 Parts Detail Supine ...

Page 39: ...e all plastic wrap and parts from the boxes 2 Remove the bag of hardware from the wheelbase It contains the 4 bolts for the mast assembly 3 Position the mast as shown place the wheelbase as shown onto the mast Page 3 2 3 Page 36 Parts Detail TT MPS ...

Page 40: ...he child into the standing position If the unit was exposed to temperatures of less than 50 F 23 5 C the unit must warm to room temperature before use Operating Conditions Temperature 41 F 5 C 95 F 35 C Relative humidity 20 90 at 86 F 30 C Atmospheric Pressure 700 to 1060hPa Storage Transport Conditions Temperature 14 F 10 C 122 F 50 C Relative humidity 20 90 at 86 F 30 C Atmospheric Pressure 700 ...

Page 41: ...and adjustments that are listed in the product owner s manual can be made by the operator by following the instructions for use After an adjustment is made inspect the EasyStand to ensure all hardware and adjustable components are properly secured per the instructions for use Replacement of worn parts major adjustments or any other important corrections should be handled by an authorized supplier ...

Page 42: ...oved and hand washed with water Air dry the covers Always use care when removing and replacing the covers Do not dry clean any upholstery items If the EasyStand is being used with one user clean the EasyStand on a monthly basis or as needed If the EasyStand is being used in a multiple user environment the EasyStand should be cleaned after each use Urethane Coated Fabrics and Hygienic Washable Cove...

Page 43: ...ctured by Altimate Medical or parts not complying with original equipment specifications are added to an Altimate Medical product THE FOREGOING WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTIES ALTIMATE MEDICAL SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES WHATSOEVER Altimate Medical maintains a policy of continual product improvement and reserves the right to cha...