General Information On Programming The Artromot ® -E2/-E2 Compact; Setting The Treatment Values; Important - ORMED.DJO ARTROMOT-E2 Manual De Operación

5. Setting the treatment values

m Warning!
Patient hazard—
Before therapy, a test run consisting
of several exercise cycles must be com-
pleted without the patient. Then repeat
the test run with the patient and check
that the movement does not cause any
pain.
Note: See also 2.2 and 2.3
Note!
Programming is only possible when the
patient's chip card has been inserted.
For information about therapy param-
eters and programming of special func-
tions, please refer to sections 5.1 to 5.3.
See section 5.4 for programming
examples.

Important!

The programming unit
ARTROMOT -E2/-E2 compact "Graph-
®
ics" can be connected to all products of
the ARTROMOT family of elbow CPM
®
machines.
It is possible to exchange chip cards
between the "Text" and "Graphics"
versions.
Please note:
1. If a "Graphics" programming unit is
operating with a formatted "Text"
chip card
− the selected language of the
"Text" version remains activated;
it is irrelevant for the "Graphics"
version.
− the reverse on load setting saved
in the "Text" version is automati-
cally used for both motors.
− the key lock is disabled.
2. If a "Text" programming unit is oper-
ating with a formatted "Graphics" chip
card
− the selected language automati-
cally changes to the default setting:
German.
− the reverse on load setting saved
for motor A in the "Graphics" ver-
sion is automatically used for both
motors.
− a key lock set in the "Graphics" ver-
sion will remain active, only when
no changes were made with the
"Text" version; the key lock function
is not an option with the "Text"
version.
5.1 General information on
programming the
ARTROMOT
-E2 compact
1. You activate the programming mode by
briefly pressing the MENU key on the
programming unit.
2. The treatment parameters and functions
are allocated to seven programming
levels (four functions per level).
To be able to program a parameter you
will have to access the corresponding
programming level. This is also done
with the MENU key. With each brief key
press you advance one level. The code
M1, M2, etc. that appears in the middle
of the display indicates the program-
ming level. To back up one level, e.g.
from level 2 to 1 or from level 1 to 7, hold
the MENU key down for some seconds.
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