Foreword Dear Customer! We would like to thank you for your trust extended to us and for purchasing our product. The standing frame with power lift Vision ® Vision Jr., Vision Maxi, following named VISION distinguishes itself by its quality, security, easy operation and modern design.
Table of contents Table of contents Topic Page Foreword ……………………………………… Table of contents ……………………………… Safety instructions …………………………… Warranty and product liability ……………… Position of CE label …………………………… Indications and prophylaxis ………………… 10 Purpose of use ………………………………… 10 Product overview ……………………………… 11 ………………………………...
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Sicherheitshinweise Sicherheitshinweise The standing frame Vision (Models Vision jr., Vision, Vision Maxi – following named VISION) is CE-marked and fulfills the requirements of the directive 93/42/EWG. It was developed in line with most recent findings. Production is subject to an on- going quality control.
Safety instructions Safety instructions • Before mounting or using the standing person, or respectively a family member frame VISION carefully read all of the user. instructions of this user manual, as these • Never leave the user of the aid have been drawn up for your safety unattended.
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Safety instructions which could lead to the standing frame must be taken into consideration by the VISION overturning. carer or user. • Move all objects out of the way, which • Do not use the VISION before checking could be hit or fall whilst operating the the wheels of the aid.
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Safety instructions resulting from non-compliance of the regulations in the presented operating manual. • Clean the standing frame VISION in accordance with the instructions given in the chapter „cleaning”. We constantly develop new aids and improve existing products. We are happy to receive your suggestions of every description.
It The warranty can only be sustained if the is the customer’s responsibility to return the ATO FORM product is in use in the same item being claimed for under warranty to country where it was purchased and if the address of purchase.
Indications and prophylaxis Purpose of use Indications and prophylaxis The standing frame VISION is an electrical metabolic stimulation. The standing aid can raising aid for adults. be used for spacticity inhibition and contrac- ture prophylaxis in cases of paralysis of the The aid was developed to allow prolonged legs;...
Product overview Initial operation 8.2 Accessories /Options You will find the most current overview of our extensive offer of VISION accessories and much more useful information on our homepage www.ato-form.com. Please contact us for special requirements of accessories or for specific problems, which are not illustrated or described here.
Assembly and adjustment 10 Assembly and adjustment 10.1 Basic model Preparation: Unpack the product and remove the pack- ing materials. The device is completely assembled. Ensure that the product is complete and undamaged. • The settings must be made according to doctor‘s instructions and according to indication.
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Assembly and adjustment Adjustment of the height of the handrails The height of the table surface and the handrails can be adjusted separately. • To adjust the handrails loosen the locking screws (1) on both sides of the Vision (see illustration) with one turn and pull the locking screws outwards.
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Assembly and adjustment Adjustment of knee supports Setting height • The height adjustment is made via the central handle (1) (see illustration) • Adjust the height of the knee supports with the cable pull lifted up to the handle. • Release the cable pull and ensure that the bracket for the knee supports securely clicks into place in the side holes (2).
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Assembly and adjustment Raising belts Caution! When rolling up the raising belts, it may When unrolling the raising belts, make happen that they are not pulled in evenly sure that the they are fully extended. and are not the same length at the end. Position the seating belt and attach it This can happen if the raising belts are to the rolled up raising belts .
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Assembly and adjustment Attaching the sling to the user • Bring the belt under the buttocks • Bring the patient‘s upper body forward to arrange the strap. • Attaching the groin straps: Pull the straps under the thighs until they close with the velcro fastening.
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Assembly and adjustment Mounting the heel support In most cases, both heel supports should be placed at the same depth and distance to the centre. Positioning the wheelchair • Move the wheelchair close enough to the unit so that the front wheels touch the footrest of the VISION.
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Assembly and adjustment Attaching the sling Caution! The sling is attached to the extended rais- Before the patient is raised, be sure to ing belt as shown in the illustration. check that the sling is sitting correctly and properly attached to the raising belt.
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Assembly and adjustment Connection to the electrical power supply Make sure that the mains voltage corre- sponds to the information on the device label and that the power supply is safely earthed. Connect the device to the mains using the supplied cable.
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Assembly and adjustment Raising When the erect position is reached, the user‘s raising process is stopped by the belly / limit switch (large button below the tabletop). The belly / limit switch is activated by the body. Caution: During the raising and lowering of the user and during adjustment, the wheels absolutely must be locked using the brakes.
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Assembly and adjustment Depth and inclination of the tabletop Setting the depth • Release star knobs (1) below the tabletop. • Set appropriate depth of the therapy table. • Retighten star knobs. Setting the inclination • Release the lever (2) on the right side below the table surface.
Assembly and adjustment 10.2 Accessories / Options Mounting and adjusting the posterior supports The posterior supports (1) are mounted via the discus elements (2) on the articulated transverse guide, which is slid onto the support bar. For this purpose, the screws of the discus elements (2) are removed, the two half- shells are each placed around the tube of the transverse guide and connected again...
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Assembly and adjustment Swivelling the posterior supports • For patient access, push the plastic han- dles (D) towards the support and swing the support down. Belt systems The different belt systems are used as described in Section 10.1 („Mounting and adjusting“) on page 19.
Types and accessories 11 Types and accessories 11.1 Basic model Vision Junior VSJ-1000 Standing frame VISION Junior, incl. electric belt retractor and wireless remote control 11.2 Accessories / Options Vision Junior For the standing frame VISION Junior are currently following accessories available: VS-0140 Cable remote control VSJ-0501...
Types and accessories 11.1 Basic model Vision VS-1000 Standing frame VISION, incl. electric belt retractor and wireless remote control 11.2 Accessories / Options Vision For the standing frame VISION are currently following accessories available: VS-0140 Cable remote control VSJ-0501 Pressure relieving stand up belt VSJ-0502 Pressure relieving stand up belt, suede inside cover VSJ-0503...
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Types and accessories 11.1 Basic model Vision Maxi VSM-1000 Standing frame VISION Maxi, incl. electric belt retractor and wireless remote control 11.2 Accessories / Options Vision Maxi For the standing frame VISION Maxi are currently following accessories available: VS-0140 Cable remote control VSJ-0501 Pressure relieving stand up belt VSJ-0502...
Technical details Cleaning and disinfection Construction Operating conditions: The freestanding Vision consists of: Temperature: +5 °C to +40 °C a powder-coated tubular steel frame, Relative humidity: 20% bis 90% – noncondensing chrome-plated adjustable metal components, easy-to-clean foam padded Air pressure: 800 bis 1060 hPA supporting elements, therapy table and (Operation in an...
Maintenance and overhaul 14 Maintenance and overhaul For the protection of the warranty and Maintance Checklist safety, it is especially important that the Wheels standing frame with power lift is serviced • No damage or wear regularly once a year from the date of •...
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Maintenance and overhaul Date Service performed Name Sign Page 31/36...
Operating life and Re-use 15 Operating life and Re-use The VISION is made from high quality The product VISION was designed so it materials and is subject to a continuous could be reused after the application of quality control in our house. Because of this various measures.
Name or its parts by unauthorized persons, voids any warranties. In these cases, any product liability granted by the manufacturer (ATO FORM GmbH, Zur Lauterhecke 34, 63877 Sailauf, Germany) is voided in advance. For all questions about spare parts and accessories contact your specialist dealer or the ATO FORM-Service +49 6093 944-0.
According to the regulations of the Council 93/42/EWG über Medizinprodukte. Directive 93/42/EEC concerning medical devices Hersteller / Manufacturer: ATO FORM GmbH, Zur Lauterhecke 34, D-63877 Sailauf Erklärt, dass das nachfolgend genannte Declares, that the following medical device Medizinprodukt Vision, Freistehbarren...
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Disposal of battery operated devices The battery pack must not be disposed of together with normal household waste at the end of its service life. Please observe the legal requirements in your area. Your municipal government and locally based waste disposal companies will be happy to provide you with information in this regard.
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Thank you for your interest in our products. For questions please contact ATO FORM GmbH or your specialist dealer. Your ATO FORM Team Your specialist dealer ATO FORM GmbH, Zur Lauterhecke 34, 63877 Sailauf, GERMANY www.ato-form.com phone: +49 6093 944-0 E-Mail: info@ato-form.com...
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