NeuroMove NM900, Programming Manuallines

Page 1: ...NeuroMove PATHWAY TO RECOVERY NeuroMove NM900 PROGRAMMING GUIDELINES...

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Page 3: ...s 14 Frequency 14 PulseWidth 15 StimulationPeriod 15 Ramp OnTime 16 Ramp OffTime 16 SensitivityRange 17 TreatmentTimer 18 Set Defaults 18 BatteryCharge Status 19 Audio Enable 19 Compliance Data 20 Ope...

Page 4: ...upplied battery charger Input range 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz Output 12 VDC 500 mA Electromagnetic Compatibility Conforms to IEC 60601 1 2 Temperature Operating temperature range 0 50 C 32 122 F Storage te...

Page 5: ...y cycles the DC power on and off for part of the equipment Note to disconnect the external charger input unplug the power cord of the supplied AC adapter from the AC mains receptacle Waste Electrical...

Page 6: ...load as well as the pulse width and frequency of the output waveform The maximum peak voltage that the NeuroMove can produce is 100 V 1 K load The maximum peak current that the NeuroMove can produce...

Page 7: ...ablished This device should only be used under the continued supervision of a trained physician This device does not have a curative value The user must keep this device out of the reach of children E...

Page 8: ...r medical supervision for adjunctive therapy for the treatment of medical diseases and conditions Powered muscle stimulators should not be used on carotid sinus neck region or transcerebrally through...

Page 9: ...ritation or hypersensitivity due to the electrical stimulation or electrically conductive medium The irritation can usually be reduced by using an alternate conductive medium or alternate electrode pl...

Page 10: ...ed with the use of powered muscle stimulators Maintenance and Calibration Do not remove the cover There are no user serviceable parts Refer all service to authorized Zynex Medical personnel No prevent...

Page 11: ...ed Note The unit will automatically exit the programming mode after 20 seconds if a key press is not detected Adjust Threshold To change the threshold press the program button once The threshold is th...

Page 12: ...e settings below Rest Period To change the rest period press the program button once again The rest period is the time after stimulation ends during which the patient is encouraged to relax as much as...

Page 13: ...s similar to Stroke Rehabilitation but has more low level sensitivity and less range It is intended primarily for spinal cord injury rehabilitation There are two sensitivity ranges available 0 25 25 m...

Page 14: ...stimulation pulses are sent For example for a 50 Hz frequency pulses are sent at a rate of 50 per second or one every 0 020 seconds The frequency can be selected in the range of 2 160 Hz The default i...

Page 15: ...e press the Down button Stimulation Period To change the stimulation period press the program button once again The stimulation period is the time during which unit delivers electrical energy to the p...

Page 16: ...y does not need to be changed by the user Ramp On Time 1 sec To increase the ramp on time press the Up button To decrease press the Down button Ramp Off Time To change the ramp off time press the prog...

Page 17: ...nt that the NeuroMove can detect When in Stroke Rehab operational mode there is only one range 1 25 1000 V microvolts Switch to SCI operational mode if Stroke Rehab is not sensitive enough displayed s...

Page 18: ...n continuous mode the unit never turns off Treatment Time Continuous To increase the treatment time press the Up button To decrease press the Down button Set Defaults To set the factory defaults press...

Page 19: ...age of full charge 100 means that the battery is fully charged It is recommended to charge the battery at least once every 2 3 weeks Battery Charge 100 Audio Enable To disable or enable audio prompts...

Page 20: ...of the number of times and amount of time it s been used at stimulation level greater than 5 mA milliamps Compliance Data Press the Down button to view the compliance data 21 hrs 30 min 43 times Pres...

Page 21: ...o the left by one Since the display is 120 columns wide the display shows the last 60 seconds of history at any time A horizontal threshold line is drawn across the display This denotes the level at w...

Page 22: ...raised if the patient triggers the unit During the Stimulation phase the threshold becomes dotted indicating that EMG monitoring has been disabled Thus EMG levels are not displayed during this phase a...

Page 23: ...m returns to the Ready phase and cycle begins all over again The patient then returns to the mode where he is trying to raise the bar I e he again exerts and imagines movement as much as possible in o...

Page 24: ...Rehab mode The Ready Stimulation and Rest phases are the same as Stroke Rehab mode Stimulation Only mode In this mode the unit acts as a neuro muscular stimulator only I e it does not need to be trigg...

Page 25: ...level equal to or greater than the threshold the unit will trigger one stimulation cycle At the onset of the triggered stimulation mode the unit says the word good once to inform the patient of his s...

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