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2 Controls and Indicators
As its LCD is divided in different function fields,
and easy operation.
The plastic housing and the front panel protect the electronic components and
simplify cleaning.
Safety-related components are continuously monitored by the microprocessor,
erroneously initiated operating steps are suppressed, a self-test routine is performed
after switching on and possible malfunctions are displayed. For safety reasons, the
stimulation current output is automatically cut off in case of malfunction.
2.1 Function of controls and indicators
In the following section we will introduce the individual controls of
The numbers in angle brackets refer to the
Master
beginning of this manual.
2.1.1 Mains Module <1>
Set the Line Voltage
After replacing the fuses, you can run the instrument with 230 V as well as 115 V
simply by using the rotatable fuse carrier at the mains module <1> (cf.
Data
on page 43). The fuses are situated under the cover of the mains module <1>
in a fuse carrier.
Replace 1 A fuses with 2 A fuses, turn the fuse carrier by 180° and insert it again, so
that the "red window" of the mains module <1> reads "115 V", after the cover
has been closed again.
Caution
Do run the instrument only with the indicated line voltage!
vocaSTIM
-
Master
®
The mains module <1> with mains supply, fuses and mains switch
is situated at the rear side of the instrument.
For mains supply do only use the mains cable provided by the
manufacturer.
is switched on and off using the integrated
vocaSTIM®-Master
mains switch. After switching on, a self-test is automatically
carried out by the instrument (cf.
allows for clear
vocaSTIM®-Master
vocaSTIM®-
Instrument Overview
Notes on Operation
Controls and Indicators
at the
on page 17).
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