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Page 2: User Manual
Read this User Manual carefully before you start using your Marc Pro It is imperative that you carefully read the “Warning and Cautions” and “Safety Guide” sections of the User Manual. - Page 3 Contraindications: Do not use Marc Pro if you have one or more of the following medical conditions: 1. This device must not be used on persons with cardiac pacemakers, defibrillators; or other implanted metallic electronic devices. 2. Epilepsy 3. Following acute trauma or fracture 4.
- Page 4 Safety of powered muscle stimulators for use during pregnancy has not been established. Marc Pro should not be used while driving, operating machinery, or during an activity in which involuntary muscle contractions may put the user at undue risk of injury.
- Page 5 • Keep out of the reach of children • Marc Pro is not designed for injured or disease afflicted • We recommend that pregnant women muscles and its use on such muscles is contraindicated...
- Page 6 If you answered “Yes”, “maybe” or “I don’t know” to any one or more questions, do not use the device and contact Marc Pro for more information. If you answered “No” to all 10 questions, you can use the Marc Pro.
- Page 7 (to enhance future muscle performance). Indications For Use: “Marc Pro” is intended for muscle conditioning by stimulating muscle in order to improve or facilitate muscle performance. “Marc Pro” is not intended to be used for therapy or treatment of medical diseases or medical conditions.
- Page 8 Contents: Included Supplies: Your Marc Pro is supplied with the following unique accessories developed for optimal results. If there are any discrepancies please contact us. • Marc Pro device P/N M4 • 6 packages of electrodes P/N 70011 • 2 lead wires P/N 51010 / 51011 •...
- Page 9 • Only use the electrodes supplied by Marc Pro. Other electrodes • Note: It is fine to charge your device may present a risk of unsuitable electrical characteristics with your stimulator.
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Page 10: Pad Placement
It’s important to realize that electrode placement is not an exact science. Don’t be overly concerned with pin point accuracy or matching any diagram exactly. The Marc Pro was designed to be simple to use; you don’t need to know about motor points, trigger points, or any significant anatomy or physiology. - Page 11 Get into a relaxed and still position (laying down, sitting in a chair or on a couch). You should be comfortable and the muscles being worked should be free to contract without resistance. (If you are tense and resist the contractions or if you’re in a position that causes significant resistance you will not benefit from Marc Pro)
- Page 12 For conditioning and enhanced performance the only difference is consistency. Using Marc Pro proactively (e.g., 1-2 times per day 3 or more days per week) creates the conditioning benefits that will not only help muscles recover better, but also help them perform better. Note: Longer sessions (1-4 Hours) can be used if needed to obtain desired benefits.
- Page 13 To see Marc Pro in use and for electrode placement examples, please visit www.marcpro.com/placements...
- Page 14 Marc Pro won’t fatigue your muscles regardless of duration, but keep it convenient (e.g., if you’re watching a two-hour movie no need to stop Marc Pro after 30 min; keep it going and if needed turn down the intensity a bit to prevent it from getting annoying).
- Page 15 Are the target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement. * Under side of each foot, either arch or heel...
- Page 16 Are the target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement. * Under side of the foot, either arch or heel...
- Page 17 Are the target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement.
- Page 18 Are the target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement.
- Page 19 Are the target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement.
- Page 20 * Inside of arm between Bicep and Tricep at front edge of armpit * Belly or most dense part of Forearm * Palm of Hand target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement.
- Page 21 * Inside of arm between Bicep and Tricep at front edge of armpit Are the target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement.
- Page 22 Are the target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement. * Inside of arm between Bicep and Tricep at front edge of armpit * Belly or most dense part of Forearm * Palm of Hand...
- Page 23 Are the target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement.
- Page 24 Are the target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement.
- Page 25 (For Several Target Areas at Once) The following examples show how you can activate more muscle groups at the same time, which can be helpful for those with numerous target areas for improvement. The compromise is that each muscle group is stimulated less than in the previous “Focused Target Area”...
- Page 26 * Alternate Setup Are the target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement. Placement Tip: Upper electrodes are just inside of the hip flexor near the inguinal lymph nodes. Fine tuning this particular placement can be helpful.
- Page 27 Are the target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement.
- Page 28 Are the target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement.
- Page 29 Are the target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement.
- Page 30 Are the target muscles being activated and/or is the activation strong enough? If not re-position the electrodes to find the optimal placement.
- Page 31 Your needs and your responses will decide and dictate the best electrode placements. Remember that Channels A and B are completely independent. Channel A can be used on one muscle or group of muscles, while Channel B can be used on another.
- Page 32 Also be sure battery is charged. • If this had been done and there is no change or if the unit does not seem to be holding its charge between treatments; please contact Marc Pro. The battery may need to be replaced.
- Page 33 Technical Data: Cleaning Your Unit: • Voltage 0-35V • Current 0-35mA To clean your Marc Pro, use a cloth and an • Frequency 2Hz • Bi-phasic waveform alcohol-based cleaning product, which does • Pulse Duration 5ms; 1ms at 50% of max amplitude not contain solvents.
- Page 34 NOTES:...
- Page 36 www.marcpro.com L9 Rev.D...
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